Album US 2009 on Tiki Tone Records label
Rock (Surf)
Originally intended as the follow up to "Go Go Guitars" (1996), this album was recorded and shelved for over 10 years when the band went on hiatus. After the band got back together & started playing gigs again they unearthed these lost tapes, dusted them off, and remastered them for your listening pleasure. (Edited from back cover notes).
![]() | The Exotics , album by |
![]() | Jonathan Ziegler tr, b, key, bass |
![]() | Donald Nelson dr, voc, perc, drums |
![]() | Brandt Zacher g, guitar |
![]() | Doug Chasteen b, g, guitar |
![]() | Paul Wall g, voc, guitar |
![]() | Rob Seiser guitar |
![]() | Jack Stewart org, organ |
![]() | Don Turner org, sax, voc, saxophone, accordion, organ |
![]() | Ray Charles voc, p, 1930-2004 US written by, miscredited to |
![]() | Rudolph Toombs , 1914-1962 US written by, uncredited |
John Hill illustration |
Damian Strigens layout, design |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Shake | The Exotics | 2:25 | |
2 | Invaders | The Exotics | 3:29 | |
3 | Boomerang | The Exotics | 2:10 | |
4 | One Mint Julep | The Exotics | Ray Charles, Rudolph Toombs | 2:13 |
5 | Spy's Demise | The Exotics | 2:34 | |
6 | Twangin' Ten | The Exotics | 2:07 | |
7 | Lonely Girl | The Exotics | Don Wilson, Mel Taylor, Nokie Edwards, Robert Lenard Bogle | 2:37 |
8 | Skimpy | The Exotics | 2:13 | |
9 | Soul Preacher | The Exotics | 2:15 | |
10 | Theme From Miss Fortune | The Exotics | 3:15 | |
11 | Shanghai | The Exotics | 2:17 | |
12 | 20 Fathoms Down | The Exotics | 2:19 | |
13 | Whipped Cream | The Exotics | Naomi Neville | 2:32 |