Al fin la encuentro! La rola instrumental más fregona que escuché en mi niñez y que todavia me cautiva! Estuve buscandóla por meses sin exito, ya que solo sabia que se llamaba "Tijuana" y la interpretaban Los Persuasivos. Realmente fué una suerte haberla encontrado, ya que su título original es "Tijuana Surf" y la interpretan The (Hollywood) Persuaders. Y ha sido también un descubrimiento enterarme que uno de sus integrantes era, ni más ni menos, que el maestro Zappa! Wow!
@@fernandocampero-larios4357 Instrumentales? Apache, Jorgen Eikmanh; La Pipa de la paz, Te veré en mi bateria, con The Shadows; Sonámbulo, Anna con Santo Y Johnny; El Último rodeo; Nacidos para perder; El Bueno, el malo y el feo; Los cañones de navarone; el amor está en cada habitación; Ritmo Africano...Saludos!
Esta cancion se escuchaba mucho en tijuana cuando era un niño en la television y radio y no sabia que era de frank zappa y eso que si escuche su musica ya de grande
His Mastery of SOOOOOOOO Many genres is just so over the top. The guy could do everything from doo wop to blues to rock to jazz to classical. No one Mastered more genres NO ONE.
Hijole ! Hata me parece ver el disco de vinil..dando vueltas en el tocadiscos o en las rokolas , tocando este tema de Frank Zappa.TIJUANA.....Eran los anios 60s y no habia fiesta donde no se ponia este disco para bailar a go go ja !,, uyy..que tiempos caray !....peace and love !
The Persuaders were really one key figure. That of Paul Buff, whose engineering skills had led him to build PAL Studio in Cucamonga, initially at 8020 Archibald Avenue and then at 8040 - where it eventually became Frank Zappa's 'Studio Z' in 1964. Buff offered flat-rate fee tariffs to up-and-coming bands who needed cost-effective recordings. He engineered a number of surf bands (despite being in the desert location) and his work launched The Surfaris and The Chantays, but he benefited no more than they by some devious re-recording of the works. As Zappa (who had lived nearby with his first wife) began to occupy the studio, a number of other musicians began to regularly appear. Dave Aerni, Ronnie Williams and various personnel from Zappa's early groups. Buff created a number of 'labels' and pressed limited quantities of projects on them. A few San Bernardino stores would carry them and Buff then got local DJs to air-play them. When the radio station did their weekly sales-check with the stores they would discover stock had almost gone. That's because the studio team had anonymously purchased them all - and the station would chart the disc, at least into the top forty. Buff & co would then go to Hollywood and 'persuade' A&R music men to advance them large sums for national release of the 'hit'. Hence "The Hollywood Persuaders". Some of the Buff 'scams' did actually chart. "Tijuana Surf" was #1 in the charts (above The Beatles) in 1964 (with Zappa's "Grunion Run" on the flipside). Buff's "Drums-A-Go-Go" was covered by Sandy Nelson and his original made its way into the soundtrack of "Natural-Born Killers"
frank made this song waaaaaaaaaaaaay back when surfin was cool and this was featured in a movie to which i forget the name but it was made when he got outta high school with a buddy of his
@LuneyTune72 This is now available with tonnes of Frank Zappa's earliest works via iTunes and other sources on a legit collection called Paul Buff Presents The Pal And Original Sound Studio Archives. Frank learned recoding and producing in Cucamonga working with Paul Buff. He later bought Pal Studios and renamed it Studio Z.
I agree Frank Zappa was genius; however to say that he was pure genius is to discount the fact that his personality included plenty of libido, style, showmanship and a well-developed sense of humor... all traits that are often less profoundly expressed in most other geniuses. For this reason I am glad that Frank was not a pure genius, because the era in which he lived required more than just another Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart, Stravinski and Varèse all rolled into one... it required a Frank Zappa.
This is from a compilation of very early pre-Mothers Of Invention recordings: Cucamonga Years. Take a look to: Pal Recording Studio - Wikipedia and to: Pal Recording Studio - Globalia
According to what I have read Zappa did NOT write this tune he wrote the "B" side called Grunion Run when you hear it, it sounds more like something he would do.
@Andrea M: You are correct on Paul Buff. Zappa was the recording engineer on this tune; presumavly at Z Studios in Lancaster, CA. The band is The Hollywood Persuaders and this was a #1 hit in México.
Y si,debí haberla escuchado muy chavito, ya que ahora sé que fue compuesta en 1963 y su autor es Paul Buff. Extrañamente hoy escuché al Dino Mayor decir que es de 1968 (?) y que Billboard ni siquiera la peló. Antes de esto, lo único que sabía es que Los Persuasivos no existieron y que un sólo músico habia tocado todos los intrumentos, algo así como lo que pasó con The Archies o con Paúl Mc Cartney y su "Miss America". Vaya, al fín se develó el misterio!
Back in the day when reality was firmly set in, we called a tune like this "catchy", not {{{{{{GENIUS}}}}}} or {{{{{EPIC}}}}} or a {{{{{MASTERPIECE}}}}}
@DaviMira Can't get it anywhere but a bootleg. There are different versions, one being "Cucamonga Years - The Early Works Of Frank Zappa" There are other albums similar, like "How's Your Bird?"
hmm, Tijuana surf? Er dette en Zappa komposisjon? Syns jeg minnes vagt tittelen, men jeg gidder ikke å se gjennom Zappa-samlinga mi. Det er ikke sikkert jeg har den heller. Ja, Frank Zappa må være den kuleste (innen musikk) ever?
Genius, for ripping off the Marketts Balboa Blue? Genius, I don't think so. Anyone cane rip off a tune written by someone else, then change the name. He even ripped off the bridge from another tune. .
kkkkkk...That "Balboa blues" tune was written in the '60s. Now, check it out the main melody of Ary Barroso's "Aquarela do Brasil" written in the '30s; you can even sing the lyrics along to the other one. And I'm sure somebody can come up w/ a similar melody from the '20s, then from the 19th century...15th... etc.
Al fin la encuentro! La rola instrumental más fregona que escuché en mi niñez y que todavia me cautiva! Estuve buscandóla por meses sin exito, ya que solo sabia que se llamaba "Tijuana" y la interpretaban Los Persuasivos. Realmente fué una suerte haberla encontrado, ya que su título original es "Tijuana Surf" y la interpretan The (Hollywood) Persuaders. Y ha sido también un descubrimiento enterarme que uno de sus integrantes era, ni más ni menos, que el maestro Zappa! Wow!
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@@fernandocampero-larios4357 Instrumentales? Apache, Jorgen Eikmanh; La Pipa de la paz, Te veré en mi bateria, con The Shadows; Sonámbulo, Anna con Santo Y Johnny; El Último rodeo; Nacidos para perder; El Bueno, el malo y el feo; Los cañones de navarone; el amor está en cada habitación; Ritmo Africano...Saludos!
50 años que no escuchaba esta melodia!! Desde que tenia 8 años de edad. Hoy supe quien la interpreta. Gracias por los recuerdos. Tijuana.
En el estilo de Herb Albert y los Tijuana Brass.
Esta cancion se escuchaba mucho en tijuana cuando era un niño en la television y radio y no sabia que era de frank zappa y eso que si escuche su musica ya de grande
Frank Zappa was a total genius. He was & is my idol.
Mine also
alloutoftime absolutely, was introduced to him at 13… if I ever got a tattoo, which I would be hard pressed to do, it would be the one and only guy
I've said the same thing in the exact same words many times. Frank help shaped my personality enormously.
Greatest musician ever lived.
Yup if you didn't get him... You don't get it...
A True Zen Saying
Agreed
Well, there were Bach and Beethoven.
@@Mister_Pedantic I never heard beethoven rip a guitar solo
Al fin encontré esta Hermosa melodía!!!
His Mastery of SOOOOOOOO Many genres is just so over the top. The guy could do everything from doo wop to blues to rock to jazz to classical.
No one Mastered more genres NO ONE.
A qué música tan bella ❤️❤️
Hermosa melodía, hace bailar, tenía años buscandola
Hijole ! Hata me parece ver el disco de vinil..dando vueltas en el tocadiscos o en las rokolas , tocando este tema de Frank Zappa.TIJUANA.....Eran los anios 60s y no habia fiesta donde no se ponia este disco para bailar a go go ja !,, uyy..que tiempos caray !....peace and love !
Tenía varios años buscándola !!! Excelente melodía
If you didn't get it when it was happening, chances are you never will !! I miss you FRANK !!!
The hardest worker in music history till now..........funny and serious at the same time !
God bless yaa Frank.
Buena musica para relajarse gracias por conpattirla
It's a nice tune, it's easy to dance to...I give it a 7 Ralph.
This was #1 in Mexico for 17 straight weeks!!!!....I have the Frank Zappa story by Michael Gray...I cant wait to finish it
The Persuaders were really one key figure. That of Paul Buff, whose engineering skills had led him to build PAL Studio in Cucamonga, initially at 8020 Archibald Avenue and then at 8040 - where it eventually became Frank Zappa's 'Studio Z' in 1964. Buff offered flat-rate fee tariffs to up-and-coming bands who needed cost-effective recordings. He engineered a number of surf bands (despite being in the desert location) and his work launched The Surfaris and The Chantays, but he benefited no more than they by some devious re-recording of the works.
As Zappa (who had lived nearby with his first wife) began to occupy the studio, a number of other musicians began to regularly appear. Dave Aerni, Ronnie Williams and various personnel from Zappa's early groups. Buff created a number of 'labels' and pressed limited quantities of projects on them. A few San Bernardino stores would carry them and Buff then got local DJs to air-play them. When the radio station did their weekly sales-check with the stores they would discover stock had almost gone. That's because the studio team had anonymously purchased them all - and the station would chart the disc, at least into the top forty. Buff & co would then go to Hollywood and 'persuade' A&R music men to advance them large sums for national release of the 'hit'. Hence "The Hollywood Persuaders".
Some of the Buff 'scams' did actually chart. "Tijuana Surf" was #1 in the charts (above The Beatles) in 1964 (with Zappa's "Grunion Run" on the flipside). Buff's "Drums-A-Go-Go" was covered by Sandy Nelson and his original made its way into the soundtrack of "Natural-Born Killers"
Ya deberia tener una
Calle con su nombre
O una estatua en
TIJUAS. es lo menos
Que se merese este
Genio de la musica
author of the song is Paul Buff, the recording engineer. Zappa was the producer in this case, I suppose.
Fra Cucamonga Years - The Early Works Of Frank Zappa (1962-1964)
That makes sense. Although I like this song, it didn't really feel like Frank wrote it. Thank you for the clarification.
the reverb on the snare is soooo dripping its hilarious!
Thumbs up if you think Frank Zappa was just pure genius :)
Perhaps? Definitely. 'Den kuleste innen musik'.
frank made this song waaaaaaaaaaaaay back when surfin was cool and this was featured in a movie to which i forget the name
but it was made when he got outta high school with a buddy of his
@LuneyTune72 This is now available with tonnes of Frank Zappa's earliest works via iTunes and other sources on a legit collection called Paul Buff Presents The Pal And Original Sound Studio Archives. Frank learned recoding and producing in Cucamonga working with Paul Buff. He later bought Pal Studios and renamed it Studio Z.
Blue Moon?
I agree Frank Zappa was genius; however to say that he was pure genius is to discount the fact that his personality included plenty of libido, style, showmanship and a well-developed sense of humor... all traits that are often less profoundly expressed in most other geniuses. For this reason I am glad that Frank was not a pure genius, because the era in which he lived required more than just another Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart, Stravinski and Varèse all rolled into one... it required a Frank Zappa.
total genius!
Gracias.
This is from a compilation of very early pre-Mothers Of Invention recordings: Cucamonga Years. Take a look to: Pal Recording Studio - Wikipedia and to: Pal Recording Studio - Globalia
This is actually The Hollywood Persuaders, although Zappa played on or composed it.
According to what I have read Zappa did NOT write this tune he wrote the "B" side called Grunion Run when you hear it, it sounds more like something he would do.
xactly, this should be Paul Buff right ?
Listen to his body of work. This is a parody. He is undeniably one of the most innovative musicians in the history of music.
@Andrea M: You are correct on Paul Buff. Zappa was the recording engineer on this tune; presumavly at Z Studios in Lancaster, CA. The band is The Hollywood Persuaders and this was a #1 hit in México.
Sometimes I get the idea that this guy really liked making and playing music.
compositor : Paul Buff
Y si,debí haberla escuchado muy chavito, ya que ahora sé que fue compuesta en 1963 y su autor es Paul Buff. Extrañamente hoy escuché al Dino Mayor decir que es de 1968 (?) y que Billboard ni siquiera la peló. Antes de esto, lo único que sabía es que Los Persuasivos no existieron y que un sólo músico habia tocado todos los intrumentos, algo así como lo que pasó con The Archies o con Paúl Mc Cartney y su "Miss America". Vaya, al fín se develó el misterio!
1963
Oh I´m sorry...of course, thanks a lot for post it, LOLLYPOPPE! Greetings to Norge from Mexico!
Back in the day when reality was firmly set in, we called a tune like this "catchy", not {{{{{{GENIUS}}}}}} or {{{{{EPIC}}}}} or a {{{{{MASTERPIECE}}}}}
Of course NOT Man. The name of this song is TIJUANA, and was played by The Persuaders.
Esta canción es de Paul Buff con quién zappa arrancó grabando standards de jazz.
Amazing, sounds like jamming with ray manzarek
It DOES sound like Ray at that! Good catch!
yea me too. had to take a real close look to see it wasn't really on my monitor. :P
Long live Zappa! RIP
@DaviMira Can't get it anywhere but a bootleg. There are different versions, one being "Cucamonga Years - The Early Works Of Frank Zappa" There are other albums similar, like "How's Your Bird?"
He would celebrate his seventeeth birthday this year - it wasn`t meant to be.
I thought he had 8 teeth
Chida la rola..
and I'm sure he had every little 32nd note charted as well!!
See you in the lobby of the Lido Hotel . . .
The Lido hotel was on Coney Island
stepin BACK....!!!!!
.... a hit in Mexico in 1966 or 67
RIP BESIDES THE GODS
Tijuana Surf = The Ventures going to Sammy's place in Cabo and gettin' relaxed.
Driving an icecream truck in summertime for low money
this melody was sotlen by frank zappa
this piece is performed by the Hollywood Persuaders
groovy
Everybody twist!
Reminds me of the second half of Carry stress in the Jaw, and yea I know which was made first haha.
evviva il prosciutto
amazin!!!!!!!!g!!!!!!
i guess it's from Frank's first vinyl
in which album is this song?
Your little avatar there scared the shit out of me. Well done.
Frank Zappa - Tijuana Surf
60s
Creo que existe un grave error, pues en realidad quien interpreta este tema son THE PERSUADERS y no FRANK ZAPPA
üven....
Waddya mean "Perhaps" the coolest etc.?
this song is by paul buff, from whom fz bought studio z.
Andy Graziano No
Probably?????,,,,,,,shhyeah, Most Definitely.......
Llegué aquí por que estoy leyendo la el libro llamado la verdadera historia de frank zappa.
Maybe I'm the only one who thinks so, but the Hammond work here is very reminiscent of Dave "Baby" Cortez...
A Tiki mevoy porque tú ya no me quieres
A Tijuana me voy a Tijuana
Frank Zappa? que este tema no es de The Persuaders
why don't we have more zappas in this world and less taylor swifts? aye aye aye
ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
hmm, Tijuana surf? Er dette en Zappa komposisjon? Syns jeg minnes vagt tittelen, men jeg gidder ikke å se gjennom Zappa-samlinga mi. Det er ikke sikkert jeg har den heller.
Ja, Frank Zappa må være den kuleste (innen musikk) ever?
hahhaha
ZAPPATA
he's copying a form. it feels like he's composing with his hands tied.
i thought this guy was a hard rocker..what is this..? its ok but...
well ye, that's an easy way to get likes
Esta cancion es de LOS PERSUADERS, no se por que dicen que es de Frank Zappa, nada que ver este estilo con el del sr, Zappa
stolen song by frank zappa
No chance Zappa made this. His only good song??
Genius, for ripping off the Marketts Balboa Blue? Genius, I don't think so. Anyone cane rip off a tune written by someone else, then change the name.
He even ripped off the bridge from another tune.
.
Simply don't know Zappa if you say that about one song xD
Joey Duran hey Joey did you ripoff the "Hands of Stone's" last name?
+Joey Duran Blah blah blah nurf nurf oink oink splat!
kkkkkk...That "Balboa blues" tune was written in the '60s. Now, check it out the main melody of Ary Barroso's "Aquarela do Brasil" written in the '30s; you can even sing the lyrics along to the other one.
And I'm sure somebody can come up w/ a similar melody from the '20s, then from the 19th century...15th... etc.
Daniel Tittyfish The proof is he is nowhere to be found.....
This can't be Zappa.... it's too simple wtf!!? The most generic 4 chords in pop/ rock music... what year is this!!?