Thats my husband Guitar Legend Dick Dale...The Creator and Pioneer of Surf/Rock music in 1955 and Pioneer and Creator of the Fender equipment with then like second father Leo Fender marking 61+ years in the business. DD is the first to create his genre of music and plays all kinds of music since 1955 starting on Town Hall Party with all the greats!
totally agree, big cheerz, no jeers from me. Anyone with a Strat or Fender amp must show all do respect for Dick, as well as his great invented style, he paved the way for so many, and beats Elvis by a loooong mile.
I met dick numerous times over the years, he was not only a great musician but a really cool down to earth guy. He always made time to talk after the show. He has my everlasting respect. Rest in peace.
We really miss him coming to Durty Nellie's in Palatine Illinois... the great man that he was he came there when he was obviously, and visibly so sick he should have been home in bed, but he came there to play for us anyway... We love Dick Dale, and we'll always remember him fondly.
I also love those intermittent squeals he does in some of his songs. He appropriately named his guitar THE BEAST which is only fitting the way he makes it sound. YES SIR, he was one of a kind. There will NEVER be another like him.
Dick was a World-Class innovator and a non-surpassed musician. People such as Mr. Dale only come around once in a lifetime, if we're lucky! Thank you, Dick! You'll always be a major contributor to American music and our cherished lifestyle! God Bless you, and Rest in Peace.
This is the best hint of the talent of Dick Dale. I read where he's having internal health issues while he tours. I'm just so glad to see succeeding generations see one of the founders of the Fender telecaster legend while he can still play. Like Chuck Berry, Les Paul and others, Dick began playing jazz but found his fountain of youth in surf music. However, another video interview explains how musically inclined he was, learning horn, drums, organ with equal zeal and exuberance. I knew in '62 what ability he had but rarely found a way to capitalize on it. Long live this legend! Keep on!
I am having a beer and watching Dick Dale is life GREAT or what .. Man he is good !! And doing pipeline with Stevie Ray Vaughan . He can play anything he wants too!!!!
I can tell you weren't around in the 60's When the best of guitars were making this sound and it led to what is around now, which you cannot hear because it is blurry and mushy stuff. Remember, Dick was doing this in 1963 and 64, probably long before you were even imagined. He has also had a serious bout with cancer so have some respect.
Kinda unfair to judge Dick by this clip. I understand the money aspect of going on the road with a full band but Dick was just overpowering when he fronted the Deltones...a full rock and roll band. A lot of surf music contains minor chords that aren't there with just bass and drums. A lot of his music simply doesn't translate to a trio. I would guess he's a bit out of practice since, in his better days, he never missed a note. His stunning version of "Miserlou" actually evolved over the years and he could pull it off even with just minimal backing. I used to go up to him after every show I saw and he was always cordial. Invented the genre of surf music. Long Live Dick Dale!
Can't help but get a kick out of the 5 dollar penalties he was putting on the bass player for not paying attention to what Mr. Dale was switching the song to. These old school stars demand you never stop watching them. You should always watch them and expect them to change the routine. They want the freedom of changing their mind from night to night. Song to song. If you stop watching the front man, that will be the moment he decides to change what he's doing and you miss the cue. Dick is nice and only taking 5. James brown would fire anyone at anytime.
There are some clips of him not only fining the bass player but collecting the five dollars right on the spot, right in the middle of the song, pocketing it with one hand, while playing with the other, never missing a note. He's one of a kind, that's for sure.
Performer, Entertainer and Trendsetter, I missed you at the Mystic, gave tickets to my friend. Iron American Dream on RUclips. Share it. Take a ride across the promised land.
Chuck Barry, Bill Haley and the Comets, The Ventures, Dick Dale and the Dell Tones, Buddy Holly and the Crickets, and Louis Prima, all from the 50s, paved the way. Les Paul had his ""bad days"", as well as Elvis, Jerry Reed and Glen Campbell. Gettin old sux, but they deserve all do respect, MUCH RESPECT.
I sure hope he's joking about docking the bass player five bucks every time her perceives a mistake, especially considering how badly he's butchering this music himself.........respect, but damn...
zimonslot yeah I've seen him a few times over the decades. He is indeed a hardass despite being the most pitiful performer up there. Agent Orange drummer played for him awhile and spoke of how around this time or slightly later he "metalized"'all of his newer stuff. Drummer said if he played a classic surf beat like everybody wanted to hear, he was fired. Probably something dick liked about buddy rich or somebody from the old world so he picked it up, with the docking. But yeah it's getting really bad even last time I saw him ten years ago. You should hear what a mockery dick made out of vocals like Folsom prison, switching around all the lyrics in the different verses and ending on the wrong part. I figured it was just age. That doesn't seem like a confound here in 94. yeah he's already fucking up pipeline- arguably the easiest sing in rocknroll... He couldn't hire players sloppier than himself. Unfortunately by now in 2015, I think I does show signs of dementia or Alzheimer's
manring hahahaa blaming the bassist. Guess that's part of the lil guys job. I saw him with that bassist before. I'm a bassist. If I'd have been in the crowd id have heckled the fuck out of him for this sloppy joke of I show. Every time i'd see him, he'd have a different band
Performer, Entertainer and Trendsetter, I missed you at the Mystic, gave tickets to my friend. Iron American Dream on RUclips. Share it. Take a ride across the promised land.
Thats my husband Guitar Legend Dick Dale...The Creator and Pioneer of Surf/Rock music in 1955 and Pioneer and Creator of the Fender equipment with then like second father Leo Fender marking 61+ years in the business.
DD is the first to create his genre of music and plays all kinds of music since 1955 starting on Town Hall Party with all the greats!
totally agree, big cheerz, no jeers from me.
Anyone with a Strat or Fender amp must show all do respect for Dick, as well as his great invented style, he paved the way for so many, and beats Elvis by a loooong mile.
I met dick numerous times over the years, he was not only a great musician but a really cool down to earth guy. He always made time to talk after the show. He has my everlasting respect. Rest in peace.
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He was the best!
We really miss him coming to Durty Nellie's in Palatine Illinois... the great man that he was he came there when he was obviously, and visibly so sick he should have been home in bed, but he came there to play for us anyway... We love Dick Dale, and we'll always remember him fondly.
I also love those intermittent squeals he does in some of his songs. He appropriately named his guitar THE BEAST which is only fitting the way he makes it sound. YES SIR, he was one of a kind. There will NEVER be another like him.
As a Drummer, Saxophonist, Trumpeteer. Harmonica player and vocalist-Dick Dale was one HELL of a Guitarist!
Dick was a World-Class innovator and a non-surpassed musician. People such as Mr. Dale only come around once in a lifetime, if we're lucky! Thank you, Dick! You'll always be a major contributor to American music and our cherished lifestyle! God Bless you, and Rest in Peace.
Surf was early metal and this proves it! Rock In Peace, Dick
This is the best hint of the talent of Dick Dale. I read where he's having internal health issues while he tours. I'm just so glad to see succeeding generations see one of the founders of the Fender telecaster legend while he can still play. Like Chuck Berry, Les Paul and others, Dick began playing jazz but found his fountain of youth in surf music. However, another video interview explains how musically inclined he was, learning horn, drums, organ with equal zeal and exuberance. I knew in '62 what ability he had but rarely found a way to capitalize on it. Long live this legend! Keep on!
I am having a beer and watching Dick Dale is life GREAT or what .. Man he is good !! And doing pipeline with Stevie Ray Vaughan . He can play anything he wants too!!!!
Cowabunga! Dick Dale the Showman just like the Fender amps he inspired.
Dick Dale = Legend
Dick Dale and the Deltones used to play at Harmony Park and we would go every week to dance to his sound ! Love Dick's music!
Surf's up,rock on man... R.I.P. Dick. see you on the other side.
The grandfather of metal !
I can tell you weren't around in the 60's When the best of guitars were making this sound and it led to what is around now, which you cannot hear because it is blurry and mushy stuff. Remember, Dick was doing this in 1963 and 64, probably long before you were even imagined. He has also had a serious bout with cancer so have some respect.
Kinda unfair to judge Dick by this clip. I understand the money aspect of going on the road with a full band but Dick was just overpowering when he fronted the Deltones...a full rock and roll band. A lot of surf music contains minor chords that aren't there with just bass and drums. A lot of his music simply doesn't translate to a trio. I would guess he's a bit out of practice since, in his better days, he never missed a note. His stunning version of "Miserlou" actually evolved over the years and he could pull it off even with just minimal backing. I used to go up to him after every show I saw and he was always cordial. Invented the genre of surf music. Long Live Dick Dale!
One of the best performances i've seen
Surf forever Dick... RIP man...
He still has it!
A true original! I remember those surf movies from early 60s. Did he ever have a hit record? Ever make much $? Or did record companies take it all?
"Miserlou" will be my iPhone ring tone....forever! Cowabunga!
Awesome went to see him in Napa California and the Power went out his 14 year old son did this fantastic drum solo un forgettable.
Can't help but get a kick out of the 5 dollar penalties he was putting on the bass player for not paying attention to what Mr. Dale was switching the song to. These old school stars demand you never stop watching them. You should always watch them and expect them to change the routine. They want the freedom of changing their mind from night to night. Song to song. If you stop watching the front man, that will be the moment he decides to change what he's doing and you miss the cue. Dick is nice and only taking 5. James brown would fire anyone at anytime.
There are some clips of him not only fining the bass player but collecting the five dollars right on the spot, right in the middle of the song, pocketing it with one hand, while playing with the other, never missing a note. He's one of a kind, that's for sure.
That was awesome!!
Pure genius.
Legend
When Dick Dale jams on the bass, is he just jamming some notes, or is it a part of one of his songs?
#1!
great video
Master!!!
I love that -
legend
Dropping notes all over the place on this one lol! Still one of my favorites though.
I love the gold metal flake finish on Dick's Strat. This trademark feature sets him apart from all the others.
wow what a performer Norma read x
I didn't know he played upside down
Acabo de caer, este estilo está inspirado en el flamenco!!!! Con base rock blusero
G.O.A.T.
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Does anybody knows which song is it at 9:53 ?
What the hell did he fine the bass player for in the middle of the song? I've watched it back and still can't figure it out.
Mistakes
like the Stevie Ray Vaughan/Dick Dale version better, but this is great
Hey great !
But it will be better if you could add on note the titles
Thanks in advance,
BR
For a second I thought that was Gary Moore on bass lol
and drummer Robert James Smith
'mazing
Anyone know who the guy on bass is ?
glen phillips sam bolle of slacktone and agent orange.
A FENDER STRATOCASTER or any percussion or stringed instrument for that matter can be a lethal weapon in the hands of someone like Dick.
Is that Korn at 10:30?
Sal! That's another fine! Clams clams!😡😆
Sorry even legends have bad days!
Chuck Barry, Bill Haley and the Comets, The Ventures, Dick Dale and the Dell Tones, Buddy Holly and the Crickets, and Louis Prima, all from the 50s, paved the way. Les Paul had his ""bad days"", as well as Elvis, Jerry Reed and Glen Campbell. Gettin old sux, but they deserve all do respect, MUCH RESPECT.
He messes up so much jesus
whats the first song?
Pipeline
and the one at 00:25 ? I though it its the same song :/
This version is amazing.. Thanks anyway !
+Thomas M Pipeline!
So the purists consider guitar percussion. There you go
Sam, you’re great. Come join my band.
Props to the surf guitar king. Still sounds good. His voice falls in the range of Jagger and Dylan. Mediocre to awful. Not hating just saying.
I have enjoyed DD since '62 but DICK! You gotta lose that headband. Geeez.
DICK is better on the drums and Jimmy Dale your are Awesome !!!!
I sure hope he's joking about docking the bass player five bucks every time her perceives a mistake, especially considering how badly he's butchering this music himself.........respect, but damn...
QuillPen77 He's a real hardass apparently
zimonslot yeah I've seen him a few times over the decades. He is indeed a hardass despite being the most pitiful performer up there. Agent Orange drummer played for him awhile and spoke of how around this time or slightly later he "metalized"'all of his newer stuff. Drummer said if he played a classic surf beat like everybody wanted to hear, he was fired.
Probably something dick liked about buddy rich or somebody from the old world so he picked it up, with the docking.
But yeah it's getting really bad even last time I saw him ten years ago. You should hear what a mockery dick made out of vocals like Folsom prison, switching around all the lyrics in the different verses and ending on the wrong part. I figured it was just age. That doesn't seem like a confound here in 94.
yeah he's already fucking up pipeline- arguably the easiest sing in rocknroll... He couldn't hire players sloppier than himself.
Unfortunately by now in 2015, I think I does show signs of dementia or Alzheimer's
manring oh Utah he's doing it all here to pipeline avenge California sun. How uncomfortable
manring hahahaa blaming the bassist. Guess that's part of the lil guys job. I saw him with that bassist before. I'm a bassist. If I'd have been in the crowd id have heckled the fuck out of him for this sloppy joke of I show. Every time i'd see him, he'd have a different band
manring Utah = yeah. Avenge = and
its time you gonna enjoy your pension .i'am sorry but this is bad.
pretty bad
Embarrassing, the guy can't sing, most of the crowd are not interested, heavy metal versions of clean sounding guitar classics don't work pal...
+Galaxy Tab God what a moron, where do you think modern music came from!
Bobby D modern music didnt come from dick dale i can tell you that much
This is surf rock... ._.
Performer, Entertainer and Trendsetter, I missed you at the Mystic, gave tickets to my friend. Iron American Dream on RUclips. Share it. Take a ride across the promised land.