In the early 1960s, the high school students who made up the legendary surf rock outfit The Surfaris scored an incredible hit with their debut instrumental, 'Wipeout,' and its sung B-side 'Surfer Joe' would be belatedly hailed as a classic, but the circumstances of the hit's reissue by Dot led to a faux debut album that only featured the band on those two songs. 'Play' was the bonafide 1963 debut LP that solidified their reputation, with 'Surfing Drums' reportedly inspiring Keith Moon; a one-off take of the 'Batman' theme is enjoyable, but the originals really delight. Calling all surf rock fans: this genre-defining LP is an absolute must have! Comes on clear vinyl.

A1. Waikiki Run
A2. Surfer Joe
A3. Similau
A4. Bat Man
A5. Surfing Drums
A6. Point Panic
B1. Misirlou
B2. Wipe Out
B3. I'm A Hog For You
B4. Jack The Ripper
B5. Surfaris Stomp
B6. Surf Scene