"KFJC 2002 - Totally Tubular"

Fundraiser 2002 warrants another fine surf instro release from KFJC. This year, it's an extra special 2 CD set, with 21 bands on disc 1, and a full hour of a live performance by the Eliminators...
...That's over two hours of instrumental music, all live, most from performances in KFJC's Pit, and all unavailable anywhere else. - Phil Dirt - Reverb Central
CD 1 "Pitstop":
1. John Blair - SURFS UP! 2. The Halibuts - Centipede 3. The Mach IV - Dreams 4. The Bitch Boys - Skawboy 5. The Thrusters - Banzai Pipeline 6. The Shi-tones - Wild As The Sea 7. Dead Men Don't Surf - Endless Summer 8. The Berzerkers - It Came In The Wind 9. 3 Balls of Fire - Return to the Oort Cloud 10. Pollo Del Mar - Apache Drummer 11. The Cocktail Preachers - Margarita Meltdown 12. John Blair and the Halibuts - Baja 13. The Belairs - The Crawler-Moon Dawg 14. The Dynotones - Seniorita 15. The Balboas - Daguire 16. The Astroglides - Kabalah 17. The Alvarados - Casbah 18. The Cadillac Angels - SO BO! 19. The Packards - Gird Thy Sword On 20. Voodoo Court - Lost In Mazatlan 21. Da Monz - Miserlou 22. Unknown Surfband - Untitled
CD 2 The Eliminators "Woodies on the Wharf":
1. Intro 2. Rincon 3. Punta Baja 4. Bone Cruncher 5. Latin'ia 6. Boneyard 7. Six Pack 8. Depth Charge 9. Endless Summer 10. The Wedge 11. Johnny's Nose Ride 12. Doho 13. Surfin' Spies 14. Chief Whoopin' Koff 15. Surf Buggy 16. Caterpillar Crawl 17. Miserlou
...originally served by Agent Teisco and Al.Zombie...
p.s.: FYI - KFJC is a radio station located at a Foothill College in Los Altos Hills, CA, about 40 miles south of San Francisco. They have been on the air since 1959 and are still going strong, thanks to listener donations. For decades, they have been the strongest voice in the broadcast world in championing instrumental surf music and still are, by playing the music, hosting the bands, and producing CDs like this. This CD was created as a fundraiser. Download and enjoy it! If you like what they do, please consider making a donation (no matter how big or small) at www.kfjc.org. Thanks! - DrNecessitor