THE BELAIRS - MR. MOTO - 1961 скачать видео бесплатно

El Amigo

Ja, Sofia Mulanovich en casi todo el vídeo...

Michael Jones

That is extremely cool, heard it on radio 2 this morning and looked it up, check out the eliminators & the blue stingray's too. I can play walk don't run, its surfed up by the ventures I suppose. The original by Johnny Smith is a pretty good jazz tune. Look it up peeps. Cheers for this, just gotta put my strat back together...

nick petty

this inspired seed by sublime

Maglioso Jones

Viva Moto! Viva The Bel Airs!

filiptelecaster

Sublime _seed lol hahaha

Andres Molina

No tenían bajista?

Vinil-o Philia

I'm a huge Surf Rock fan, thanks for this...

Michał Tajchert

So I decided on ordering #MotoX (2014) instead of #Nexus6 .

Lawrence Rasmus

What great memories 

beach gal

Used to hear the Bel Airs at the local Battle of the Bands around Santa Monica and South Bay areas of Los Angeles in those early days of the surf guitar sound getting going.

TheDrummerman1951

The Ventures did a great cover of this song

Dannys Guitar Channel

The Belairs song called “Mr Moto” great surf #guitar from 1961.

Jim Southern

On Dec. 4, 1959, "Torquay" by the Fireballs was #1 on KRLA, the mighty 1110 and that was the father tune for all the surf sounds that followed. One of the great memory songs of my senior year at Torrance HS.

Josey Wales

i can get down with this

cc92103

Written entirely by a 14-year-old Paul Johnson circa 1960, so said Eddie Bertrand.

mudtuck

This tune is one of the super coolest ones. Thanks from The Surf Jerkz...

Sara J

Wow... to have written Mr. Moto. That is a radical life accomplishment! And thank you from all of us

DAFUNK213

Thank you!

Matt Kidd

Just learnt it! My New Strat loves me for it!

surf4food

Not really dead. Very under the radar but it has a healthy underground scene going and has for awhile. Everything from retro traditional to being mixed with punk rock, garage rock, psychedelic, lounge, you name it. I can name you tons of instrumental surf bands that pack the venues they play at, and often people under 30 making the majority of the audience.

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