Davie Allan & The Arrows - Apache 65 album flac

Davie Allan is an American guitarist best known for his work on soundtracks to various teen and biker movies in the 1960s. Allan's backing band is almost always the Arrows (. Davie Allan & the Arrows), although the Arrows have never had a stable lineup. Allan grew up in the San Fernando Valley in Southern California, and learned to play guitar as a teenager.

Written-By – Davie Allan. Bass – Steve Pugh (2). Drums – Larry Brown. Guitar – Davie Allan, Paul Johnson (4). Producer – Mike Curb. Apache '65 ‎(LP, Album, Red). Apache '65 ‎(LP, Album, Ora).

The title track leads off with West Coast surf rock wrapped in reverb-laden Fender guitar and tube-amp tones

Apache ’65, from 1965, is the most traditional, with blistering originals like Curb’s Tee Pee juxtaposed against easy-listening fare like a tremoloed take on Red Roses For A Blue Lady. Ex-Belair Paul Johnson’s distinctive rhythm playing can be heard on Commanche, Allan breaks out the fuzz only once – on Travis Wammack’s Scratchy. But 1968 saw Allan’s most ambitious work. As its title implies, Cycle-Delic Sounds merged the Arrows’ biker fuzz with psychedelic, with the e title freakout kicking things off. Wah-wah was added to the arsenal, and Davey explored more dissonant territory and more advanced sound effects and production techniques. Sure, some of this sounds a bit dated, but hey, so does, My yellow in this case is not so mellow. We talk with him about it, his new album, and the Les Paul Custom made famous on Frampton Comes Alive!.

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Album: Apache '65 Label: Tower Producer: Mike Curb. Twenty-two appeared on a 2005 CD, from the French label Magic, called Apache Mania. But the wildest surf-identified guitarist was probably . s Davie Allan, who led the band the Arrows and made much of his name doing soundtracks for American International Pictures' exploitation movies (The Wild Angels, The Born Losers, Thunder Alley)