Beach Boys - Hey Little Cobra
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| -Hey Little Cobra- ProductGroup: Music Studio : REQUEST RECORDS/Sound of Yesterday Label : REQUEST RECORDS/Sound of Yesterday
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Editorial Reviews for Hey Little Cobra Audio Cd Product Description TRACKLIST:
1.Hey Little Cobra
2.Here I Stand
3.The Queen
4. 409
5.Trophy Machine
6.Gone Little Deuce Coupe
7.Thinks I Still Care
8.Shut Down
9.Ding Ding
10.Three Window Coupe
11.Bonneville Bonnie
12.Gas Money
13.This Little Woodie
14.Hot Rod U.S.A.
15.Surfin Craze
16.Beach Girl
17.My Big Gun Board
18.Summer U.S.A.
Made in the E.E.C. 1989 (CD 13501)
Contrary to popular belief, the Rip Chords were actually a real group, a duo featuring Ernie Bringas and Phil Stewart, overdubbed into a bigger group sound by producer Terry Melcher and his partner, Bruce Johnston. After two failed singles, Melcher and Johnston took over the lead singing reins (and most of the backups as well) and the "group" suddenly had its first hit with "Hey Little Cobra." When original member Bringas left to study the ministry, Stewart brought in two new members -- Rich Rotkin and Arnie Marcus -- who became the official touring Rip Chords. Neither Marcus nor Rotkin participated in any of the future Rip Chords sessions, but neither did Stewart on the majority of them, as Melcher and Johnston provided almost all the lead and harmony vocals. Subsequent singles and albums (the group released two) failed to ignite any chart action and the group had disbanded by late 1965, although they put in an appearance singing "Red Hot Roadster" in a grade Z rock & roll movie titled A Swingin' Summer, which also featured the talents of Gary Lewis and the Playboys, Donnie Brooks, the Righteous Brothers and Raquel Welch,making her movie debut.
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