The Chantays were one hit wonders while at Santa Ana High School, Ca, because their parents wouldn't let them tour until after graduation. They told me that as a bar band in late 80s, Dana Point, I bar tended and they were too much fun. Lots of retired Hollywood types came in (Tab Hunter was nice, Wilbur from Mr Ed was cool, OJ not so much) these guys were the best. Heard Pipeline 3 times a night, love them forever.
A friend of mine from our freshman year in high school (1965) played guitar exceptionally well. He could play about any song that was requested and one of his personal favorites was Pipeline. Hit did it justice.
This was the 2nd song I learned on the organ/piano. Farfisa and fender super reverb. What a way to put a smile on peoples faces. If I could I would play again! Fantastic group.
WHOAH ! Back in '68 I owned a Portable Farfisa Duo Level Keyboard. I tooled around with it but I NEVER ACTUALLY "PLAYED" IT ! Like , "'WAW !"" 👅😭👅 (I Couldah been a Contendah ! "🎯")
Fabulous...still have the single here in England, bought with my meagre pocket money for 6 shillings and thruppence ha’penny😂...thank you so much for posting....have never seen them before in all this time.
The very first Rock song I ever heard on the Radio when I was 8 years old as my parents were driving to Indianapolis. Here I am at 67 and still Rockin', harder than ever. Nice job guys.
the design is so good he should copyright it. I have loved surf music for 62 years and I have lots of original vinyl records of many of the original surf groups but I never surfed! @@rn1358
And I was there! The Surfaris played right after the Chantays. Truly a memorable experience that I had to capture. Bob Berryhill signed my bands business card! Truly blessed! Glad you like 👍 please subscribe
Bob n others host a Tuesday jam in Newport Beach that I attend every now and then.. A few years back I had him in the original drummer (before he passed) sign my fender strat, similar to the one he played on the LW show..
Love this song. I used to to listen to a cal state northridge college radio station that played comedy on Sunday nights. The show would end with “they’re coming to take me away” and then Pipeline by these guys. This was the era of stations going off the air at night so the end bars of Pipeline always seemed so dystopian and apocalyptic to me and then it was followed by radio static and dead air. Creepy as hell. I loved it.
When I was a kid they would sometimes practice in the garage of a house at the end of our block. I'd be riding my steel wheel skateboard around and hear them. Or maybe I had clay wheels by then.
It says the Surfaris on the drum set but title says the chantays, these are two different bands. Surfaris made wipe out a hit chantays made pipeline a hit. So which band is this?
Do these guys miss the late Brian Carman when they play this or what? Like Dick Dale, Spickard has come a long way since Lawrence Welk and a much better guitarist later in life.
@@joekurtz8303 Funny you say Killer Dana...we cover that song in my band! I remember as a kid wanting to learn that song but I didn't have the chops yet....glad I have it now! Definitely one of my favorites!
So happy to see these 2 originals keeping the legacy going. They'll always be a part of musical history
The Chantays were one hit wonders while at Santa Ana High School, Ca, because their parents wouldn't let them tour until after graduation. They told me that as a bar band in late 80s, Dana Point, I bar tended and they were too much fun. Lots of retired Hollywood types came in (Tab Hunter was nice, Wilbur from Mr Ed was cool, OJ not so much) these guys were the best. Heard Pipeline 3 times a night, love them forever.
Thanks for sharing! It was cool for me to see them
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They did get onto The Lawrence Welk Show because they were both Dot Records acts.
It has a beautiful melody. You never get tired of it.
NEVER!!!!! They'll play it at my memorial
My favourite song for 60 years.. played it thousands of times 🎸🎶🤺🏄♂️
It's still a timeless classic! Love this song since I 1st heard it in the early 60's!!
A friend of mine from our freshman year in high school (1965) played guitar exceptionally well. He could play about any song that was requested and one of his personal favorites was Pipeline. Hit did it justice.
Klasse...50 Jahre alt und immer noch schön an zu hören. Daumen hoch....
Top surfing instrumental of all time.
I agree with you. "Pipeline" by the Chantays is in a class of its own.
私も、そう思います。🎶
Happy but brought tears to my eyes. Keep on surfin men❤
Absolutely amazing. You guys are simply amazing
I think it’s great how that cheesy electric piano sound plays such an important part of this guitar classic tune!
Absolutely.. I can vision the wave riding through this whole song..
This was the 2nd song I learned on the organ/piano. Farfisa and fender super reverb. What a way to put a smile on peoples faces. If I could I would play again! Fantastic group.
WHOAH ! Back in '68 I owned a Portable Farfisa Duo Level Keyboard. I tooled around with it but I NEVER ACTUALLY "PLAYED" IT ! Like , "'WAW !"" 👅😭👅
(I Couldah been a Contendah ! "🎯")
Brings back lots of cool memories! Santa Cruz, Cowls!!
Fabulous...still have the single here in England, bought with my meagre pocket money for 6 shillings and thruppence ha’penny😂...thank you so much for posting....have never seen them before in all this time.
The world WILL NEVER tire of surf music. I still get goosebumps hearing this song.
Same with me 😉🎶
@@curcuma-chris7276 Ditto!
The very first Rock song I ever heard on the Radio when I was 8 years old as my parents were driving to Indianapolis. Here I am at 67 and still Rockin', harder than ever. Nice job guys.
A staple for all Long Island Garage Bands in the 60’s. One of the first songs most aspiring LI ax men learned ... after Wipeout.
that lead guitarist has the best-looking guitar design I have ever seen; like a surfboard. I WANT IT! Thanks for the video.
the design is so good he should copyright it. I have loved surf music for 62 years and I have lots of original vinyl records of many of the original surf groups but I never surfed! @@rn1358
Living in Kenner Louisiana in the mid '60s', this was one of the first tunes I learned to play on guitar!
Me too at the age of 7
Awesome. Classic. This band has so many great tracks!
It was nice to see Warren back playing the base. Haven't seen him since the late 1960
Never gets old, NEVER.
Fantastic. What a joy. Well done, guys. 😊
I made a CD of songs to play when you're driving through the night and fighting off sleep. Naturally, it featured this song!!!
Saludos desde Argentina!!!!
Wow
Thank you God I truly love it Amen
I love it. I've been telling people for years it was "Liberty's Whip" and nobody believed me.
This is the song that flowed through my veins ad the speedo on my BMW motorcycle crept over 150.
No
I grew up in the sixty's bought all of their songs.lived in a small mining town and dreamed of the beach....mm
Love that "God bless you!"
I bet he knows the one who can calm the waves..
Yes Jon! I love the Lord and surf music
❤ Браво 👍🎉🎉🎉🤗🤝🙏🏻 Классные мальчишки 👍
So cool and awesome! Thanks for uploading! 🤙
Love the surfboard Stratocaster!
That's a rare Fender Longboard Stratocaster 25.75 scale length.
@@davidkastin4240 it's super cool!
This is awesome 😎😎👍👍👍👍
And I was there! The Surfaris played right after the Chantays. Truly a memorable experience that I had to capture. Bob Berryhill signed my bands business card! Truly blessed! Glad you like 👍 please subscribe
Great! Thank you for uploading!
Bob n others host a Tuesday jam in Newport Beach that I attend every now and then.. A few years back I had him in the original drummer (before he passed) sign my fender strat, similar to the one he played on the LW show..
Great times, great music, WAVES....
This tune was used in 1973 Hindi movie "36 Ghante" Aka " 36 Hours"
I’m still dancing! ❤️👍
Saludos desde Lima surf city
Love this song. I used to to listen to a cal state northridge college radio station that played comedy on Sunday nights. The show would end with “they’re coming to take me away” and then Pipeline by these guys. This was the era of stations going off the air at night so the end bars of Pipeline always seemed so dystopian and apocalyptic to me and then it was followed by radio static and dead air. Creepy as hell. I loved it.
sounds great
All right, who's the ho-dad that put the thumbs down...........great job guys ! ! ! !
Awesome!
Long live Chantays!
Brilliant !!! 😇👍🎶
😇👍🏼👈🏼
Beautiful!!! Sounds just as good as the original. Stevie Ray Vaughn also covered this song.
Guy in the middle and bass player are the original guys that wrote the song
@@tylersteelemusic Who's the "guy in the middle?" Is that Bob Spickard?
@@chatman2a Yes! That is the man that wrote Pipeline
I used to live in Buena Park and saw the Beach Boys 3 times before Dennis Wilson passed away....
When I was a kid they would sometimes practice in the garage of a house at the end of our block. I'd be riding my steel wheel skateboard around and hear them. Or maybe I had clay wheels by then.
Thats so cool! Love hearing about these stories
Probably somewhere here in Orange County..
@@jonjeffries3265 As hard as it may be to believe now...it was in Santa Ana.
@@yjkhjghftf I believe it I think Bill medley went to Santa Ana High.. Not 100% sure on that
Fantastic.
I think they did an appearance on the Lawrence Welk Show. The video is on RUclips.
¡¡¡¡Bravo!!!!
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Still sounds awesome.
My cousin Bob Welch was the original drummer! 🥁 ❤
😇👍🏼👈🏻🎸
PARABÉNS ENTENDEU
Where's the reverb?
I blast this cruising in an old drop top chevelle…..sweet ……
👍👏👏👌❤️
Great to see them still playing. The rhythm guitarist could have been a little louder, still great though.
The ultimate highway song!
This is quite cool...
Catch a wave
WIS CHICAGO 89 RADIO station EARLY 60's
This is best surf track ever done, a classic!
Badass.
👍👍👍👍
It says the Surfaris on the drum set but title says the chantays, these are two different bands. Surfaris made wipe out a hit chantays made pipeline a hit. So which band is this?
Are the older fellows original members of the chantays?
The guitar player and bass player are original members
Where is Bob Marshall?
can tell the diff in the sound of the guitars don't have the same tone
Don’t understand why Quentin T. did not use it in Pulp Fiction soundtrack.
First thing I taught myself to play on one string.
top
Brilliant! Bassist is a chick magnet!
Who sez old guys can't rock?
As awesome as he was, I guess Jimi was wrong about surf music!!
Grandpa Cool on bass.
Wilford Brimley on bass
Do these guys miss the late Brian Carman when they play this or what? Like Dick Dale, Spickard has come a long way since Lawrence Welk and a much better guitarist later in life.
He had the heavy string crescendo on this and other Chantays songs .
Check out Killer Dana 🎸🌊🏄🏼♂️🏝🏖
@@joekurtz8303 Funny you say Killer Dana...we cover that song in my band! I remember as a kid wanting to learn that song but I didn't have the chops yet....glad I have it now! Definitely one of my favorites!
Muy buena copia pero el sonido de los ventures es único. Un saludo
These guys (the Chantays) WROTE it. The Ventures are fantastic, too -- but this is the ORIGINAL.
sorry, please ... a little faster!!!! this song is need for speed!!!
To the rhythm guitar bro... You need more fine motor skills bro!!! The trills are not clear.
The quaint crop essentially moor because fish biosynthetically change out a wicked armadillo. flawless, camera
All these years later it’s still the same old shitty song.
Sorry boys and girls. But I prefer The Ventures... 😊
The raspy baker surgically battle because millisecond dentsply screw worth a typical taurus. horrible, materialistic weed
The pricey modem probably seal because panther causally squeak anenst a ancient greece. wretched, wary bathtub
Why do Yankees talk so much.
Because they have a lot to say?
1:10
Awesome!!