Dick Dale & His Del-Tones Los Angeles, California
In the early '60s, Dick Dale was worshipped by Southern California youth culture as the founding father of surf music as well as its next-of-kin, hot-rod rock. Dale was a fretboard whiz whose heavily-reverbed Fender guitar and frenzied, string-busting attack created a sound that would forever define surf music. ... more
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