Steve Silverson & The Silver Surfers - Album Review By Wolfgang Krist

 Hey music lovers ! How is it going also. Today, I venture into the world of surf rock, hanging ten in the green room, listening to the mid sixties long player, "Waikiki Surf Shack Beach Party Bust Out" by the ledgendary Steve Silverson and the silver surfers. This is a recording which completly encapsulates the 60s surf scene with ten great songs to tap your toes to. With his trademark jingly jangly guitar sound, Silverson was unique in that not only could he play guitar, he was no Hodad ! the man was a radical surfer. He rode the nose real well and was known as one of the greatest hot doggers of the generation. I urge you to obtain this recording, play it loud and imagine the smell of the board wax whilst you are shooting tubes in the islands, "Cowabunga!"

Steve Silverson

"Get your toes
on the nose!"


 

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