#The Ventures

[vinylespassion]

[oldshowbiz]

1962.

One of those songs that was everywhere once upon a time - and now is nowhere.

[soullessjack]

I don’t know what agenda this is but I am on it again

[mudwerks]

(via Wild Child - The Ventures (1966)

[tfc2211]

The Ventures – Extended Play... (2016)

[bandcampsnoop]

5/10/24.

I'm going to guess that The Garrys don't sound like any other band ever to come out of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. They sound like a combination of 60s girl band with surf music. In fact, in the Bandcamp notes for "Get Thee to a Nunnery", their style is described as a combination of "The Ventures, the drama of Ennio Morricone’s spaghetti westerns, the dreamy psychedelia of Kurt Vile, France Gall’s brand of mod-pop cheek, and the lo-fi garage noir of Los Saicos."

I would add Electrelane and Barbara Manning to that description.

The Garrys are made of up of the three Maier sisters and they have releases going back to 2015. They have a new single, "Cakewalk" which may signal a new release in the future.

"Get Thee to a Nunnery" and many of their other releases are through Saskatoon label Grey Records (the label has also released work from Shirley & The Pyramids).

[evergreensounds]

This started out as a simple sketch but I ended up expanding and coloring it. Inspired by the album Ventures in Space

[kdo-three]

The Ventures - Walk Don't Run '64 (Stereo) (1964) John Smith from: "Walk - Don't Run '64" / "The Cruel Sea" (Single) "Walk Don't Run Vol. II" (LP)

Instrumental | Instrumental Rock | Surf

JukeHostUK (left click = play) (320kbps)

Personnel: Bob Bogle: Lead Guitar Don Wilson: Rhythm Guitar Nokie Edwards: Bass Howie Johnson: Drums

Produced by Dick Glasser

Recorded: in 1964

Single Released: on June 8, 1964

Album Released: in August of 1964

Dolton Records

[lisamarie-vee]

[annlarimer]

The Ventures - Wipeout live in Japan 1966

[oldshowbiz]

The Ventures follwoed by Jr. Walker and the All Stars

[boxwright]

The Ventures - Don Wilson

[mudwerks]

(via The Ventures - Diamond Head (1965)

[aboutoriginality]

Wipe Out