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Hot Rod Hootenanny
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Rev-Up
02:30
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She Rides with Me
02:05
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Out of Limits
02:17
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Maybellene
02:24
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Stick Shift
02:18
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Satan's Theme
02:24
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Penetration
02:37
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The Blonde in the 406
02:03
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Road Runner
02:31
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The Fastest Time
01:49
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Let's Go
02:08
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Hot Rod Show
01:57
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Sunset Surfing
03:07
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The Challengers Los Angeles, California
The Challengers were one of the first and one of the best of the California surf combos. They were also one of the most prolific, turning out a series of ultra-cool LPs that stand with the surf genre's most beloved recordings. Led by drummer/producer Richard Delvy, they grew out of the breakup of the pioneering surf outfit the Bel Airs, creating some of the era's most powerful surf instrumentals. ... more
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