Instrumentals from the 50's & 60's?

[chodad]

Love Sandy Nelson

 

[BOUXY]

Maybe this one ?
Fans of WNEW-FM`s DJ Alison "The Nightbird" Steele will remember that she always ended her show with this Beatles song:

Could be this one "Flying"

• All four Beatles are credited with writing this song. It was the first song where composer credits were shared by the whole group.
• This was the first instrumental song by The Beatles to be published by EMI. It was also the only Beatles instrumental released on Parlophone Records, their British label. They had recorded an instrumental for Rubber Soul called "12-Bar Original" in 1965, which went un-released.
• The Beatles used this in their movie Magical Mystery Tour.
• This is one of the few Beatles songs featuring the Mellotron, which was played by John Lennon. Others are "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "I am the Walrus." (thanks, Mike - Mountlake Terrace, Washington, for all above)
• The original title was "Aerial Tour Instrumental."

 

[pmdclassics]

The Ventures A Go Go is one hard rockin' instrumental LP all the way through.

 

[loopstick]

 

[Guest123]

Anyone who was fortunate to have been a teen in Northeast Ohio back in the 1960s will surely remember this favorite of Ghoulardi's: "Pink Dominoes" by the Crescents (with the lovely and talented Chiyo Ishii on guitar).

 

[60 Cycle Hum]

Great thread! I'll play ....... Jr. Walker and the All-stars: Cleo's Mood:

 

[tubed]

The Sandels
Theme from the Endless Summer
1965

 

[turnitdown]

Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein (1969)

 

[MaxxVolume]

This song speaks volumes about the late `50s....to me, it conjures up images of PI Mike Hammer cruising the streets of LA in his black `54 Corvette....

 

[Spinning45s]

Aaaaaand..........

Telstar -The Tornadoes (1962)

If you ever run across their LP or the 2 CD anthology, Ridin' the Wind, grab them!

 

[Spinning45s]

Soul Coaxin' - Raymond Lefevre
Vesuvius - Revels
El Toro - Surfmen
The Breeze and I - Tornados

 

[Quadman2]

And...let us not forget the twangy guitar of Duane Eddy's "Rebel Rouser"!


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