Let's Go Trippin'

Artist Bio:
Dick Dale, born Richard Anthony Monsour, was an American musician known as the "King of the Surf Guitar." He was a pioneer of surf rock music and is credited with developing the surf music style in the early 1960s. Dick Dale's energetic guitar playing and use of reverb and tremolo effects created a distinctive sound that influenced many musicians, including the Beach Boys and Jimi Hendrix.

The Del-Tones were the backing band for Dick Dale, formed in the late 1950s. They played a significant role in shaping the surf rock genre and were known for their high-energy performances. Together, Dick Dale and The Del-Tones released several successful albums and singles, with their most famous song being "Misirlou." Dick Dale and The Del-Tones were instrumental in popularizing surf rock music and remain influential figures in the history of rock and roll.