Wipeout
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We have lyrics for 'Wipeout' by these artists:

Beach Boys Fat Boys Hee-hee-hee-hee, wipeout! Wipin' out, wipeout, wipin' out, …
Beach Boys + Fat Boys Heheheheheheee wipe oooout! Wipin' out wipe out Wipin' out…
Beach Boys/Fat Boy Slim Hee-hee-hee-hee, wipeout! Wipin' out, wipeout, wipin' out…
California Dreamers Heheheheheheee wipe oooout! Wipin' out wipe out Wipin' out…
Crossfaith No turning back from the light of the future You…
Fat Boys Hee-hee-hee-hee, wipeout! Wipin' out, wipeout, wipin' out, …
Fat Boys & Chubby Checker Hee-hee-hee-hee, wipeout! Wipin' out, wipeout, wipin' out, …
Fat Boys & The Beach Boys Hee-hee-hee-hee, wipeout! Wipin' out, wipeout, wipin' out, …
Fat Boys And Beach Boys Heheheheheheee wipe oooout! Wipin' out wipe out Wipin' out…

Fat Boys Feat. Chubby Checker Hee-hee-hee-hee, wipeout! Wipin' out, wipeout, wipin' out, …
Martyrdöd Your children will ask, questioning And for what? What blood…
Meat Puppets I don't know what it's meant to mean If it doesn't…
New Model Army This is where we go to to the blue of…
Surfaris Wipeout!…
Surfaris (The) Wipeout!…
The Beach Boys Hee-hee-hee-hee, wipeout! Wipin' out, wipeout, wipin' out, …
The Beach Boys & Fat Boys Hee-hee-hee-hee, wipeout! Wipin' out, wipeout, wipin' out, …

WHO SHOT SCOTT I feel it creeping up it's deep inside my brain I…

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@AdrianoPedrasPreciosas

1y↑46

Os músicos da época faziam muito com pou recursos .tinha que tocar de verdade

@johnnynephrite6147

2y↑999

My dad was based in Okinawa during most of the 60's. I was 11 years old when he took me to this concert. It was so memorable I will never forget it. Dad served 2 tours in Vietnam and retired in 1979. He went on to live another 20 amazing years before passing in his sleep in 1998. Thanks dad, will never forget what you did for your country or for mom and me. RIP Lt. Colonel Robert J. Arbuckle III.

@valfletcher9285

2y↑24

How cool of your dad to make these memories with you. God Bless HIM!!!!

@downtownbillyandthenewjivefive

2y↑10

Please explain to us what he did, other than kill on command a people who did nothing to us?

@johnnynephrite6147

2y↑72

@@downtownbillyandthenewjivefive He was a medic in Korea, and became a doctor. He served 2 tours in Vietnam saving lives and reattaching arms, legs, feet and hands. Anymore questions?

@downtownbillyandthenewjivefive

2y↑7

@@johnnynephrite6147 So, he fixed the people killing on command. That somehow makes it better? He was a tool of the system. None of those men should have died, or been wounded. Your mind is lost to the system as you make excuses for it. There are no sides in war. Only death, dismemberment, hatred, and more death. Making excuses for the lives made worse by it, even though honorable in intent, is disingenuous. I understand your nostalgia. I'm not saying your father was a bad man. Likely he was a very good man, trapped in an unjust system.

@johnnynephrite6147

2y↑1

@@downtownbillyandthenewjivefive do you pay taxes? then you're a financer of death and destruction. welcome aboard!

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@sueevans4596

2y↑549

The drummer's energy is phenomenal, great clip, talented musicians all.

@thomasthom6583

2y↑1

Hi Sue

@danheitkamp506

2y↑4

Yeah, but they didn’t originate this musical piece; it was the Surfaries.

@fablenewsnetwork7223

2y↑2

Yes phenomenal energy🥁🥁🥁

@ClownfishV2

2y↑4

@@danheitkamp506 but still it’s pretty awesome

@danheitkamp506

2y↑1

@@ClownfishV2 yes it is, good band.

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@annek1226

2y↑298

That drummer is living his best day and loving every minute of it!

@fernmann7

2y↑22

The late great Mel Taylor. What a beast.

@cafewa100

2y↑8

Back in 67 when I was playing drums in my band it was this version of wipeout I did. The surfaris got the band to learn the song but in the end it was the Ventures Wipe Out we loved best. 🥁🎶

@chpman2013

2y↑6

And getting in a good workout, too.

@tibornogradi3432

2y↑1

Damn good!

@jmstlouis1

2y↑356

In 1966, I went this tour in Japan (Kousei-nenkin Kaikan in Shinjyuku, Tokyo) when I was a Junior in high school. The Ventures have making tour in Japan for almost 60 years even members have changed. I go back to Japan couple times a year and in 2015 at the Haneda Airport in Tokyo, I saw Don Wilson in person. We had short but great conversation and he presented to me a pack of guitar picks with the Ventures name on it which became my treasure.
Later, I found that 2015 was Don’s last tours in Japan before he retired. The Ventures composed many songs for Japanese singers and almost all of those became big hit in Japanese market. I wish those great songs should be released in the U.S.A.

@rayyanalikhan955

2y↑12

Well Said.

@jim2376

2y↑16

Cool story. Thanks for sharing it.

@SwedeProof

2y↑10

Very cool story. Thanks!

@slagletoby

2y↑6

Thank you for sharing that is a great story ❤️

@markhooker8520

2y↑6

Thank you for sharing your wonderful story.

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@soulcrewblue8629

30w↑74

The drumming is sensational, the guitarists are breathtakingly good.

@TippiGordon

3y↑167

"Oh, you're in a band? What do you play?"

"Lead drums."

@nibrasge6375

And do so wearing a suit!

@carloscorrea2718

Lol😂

@TomCruz54321

8w↑1

That dude is better than some rock drummers today. Never lost the pace with all those runs. Even in some of my favorite bands today, sometimes the drummer can't replicate his studio drumming live, and sometimes they lose the beat when the song changes tempo.

@jamesdarling5559

16w↑26

I love the glances at each other. Like even they can't believe how great the moment is. So pure.

@markwelsh9068

2y↑376

That is one TIGHT band! Even to achieve that is incredible given the complexity of what they are all doing. Even the bass player is shredding! I've known this tune all my life but had never seen them. This really is incredible stuff.

@kuya8036

2y↑19

Dude rlly came back 11 days to reinforce his point lol

@magnificentfailure2390

2y↑9

@@MrJoeFlorida Do, please refer us to your many guitar practice and theory videos.

@fernmann7

Wow, an ignorant pretentious punk , all in one sentence.

@2bobaf

2y↑2

@@MrJoeFlorida Show us how it's done, then Maestro!

@tibornogradi3432

2y↑4

Have you noticed what the guy is doing on that little drum set?
Fucking big..

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@rasalghul4501

31w↑110

50 years later.....and still better than most artists today. WHOOOOOOO🤘🤘🤘🤘

@bguen1234

21w

It's a novelty piece that is repetitive to the point of being tedious.

@firestriker3580

11w

@@bguen1234it isn’t repetitive nor is it tedious

@firestriker3580

11w

Wouldn’t say better than most artists today

@glennjohnso310

21w↑15

The good ole days. 68 and still loving it.

@mrknotthall

21w↑1

77 here.

@davidt8438

19w↑2

68 as well. I remember when this came out, all of our friends tried to play whatever we had around because nobody had drums. A few of us could do it but ran out of gas before the end of the song. Fond memories.

@iggyfritz7150

2y↑136

Because of the Ventures I was the only kid on my block who could play Wipeout until I was fourteen and I saw Jimi Hendrix then I decided I wanted I wanted to play guitar.
I still listen to The Ventures to this day at the ripe age of 61. I've had all of their albums and Actually got to see them in Detroit I and got each one to sign their album for me.
They were a fantastic live band.

@kimmontgomery6671

2y↑9

Wipeout is originally by the Safaris

@danmasters1568

@@kimmontgomery6671 That's true. I remember it well. The 45 flip side was "Surfer Joe."

@stevesmith8484

2y↑1.1K

Nothing but pure talent on stage, no fancy lights, backlit screen. Just four guys who know their craft. Awesome!

@jamesferguson8217

2y↑14

Yes sir!

@bikeny

2y↑13

I've known of the song and have heard it, but it's taken me 10 years (ok, 1 day less) since it was posted here to see it and hear it like this. Now I have to look up the band and match the names to the performers.
As for the staging, you are absolutely correct. I think the main camera was probably just locked into position. These days with all the cuts in a video you can't focus on the performer b4 the camera cuts away.

@tedcoop4392

2y↑16

And the best part is that this number was originally improvised in the recording studio after they were asked what they wanted to put on the B-side of the single.

@stephencannon3140

2y↑8

Yep……suit and tie and playing for the love of the craft not the money……..way to little of that. Good to see some classic R/R…..This is definitely classic R/R at its finest!!!

@downtownbillyandthenewjivefive

@@stephencannon3140 Wow! Amazing how you deduced all that from this video :rolleyes:

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@trainman5698

2y↑65

Crazy how ahead of it's time this is. Listen to that bass line and his tone is unbelievable! Drumming is fantastic. Very heavy distorted sound for 1965. Crazy good rhythm guitar player. I might have watched this video 100 times. This is not a silly surf rock song, this is incredibly influential music that showed how the scene would be changing in the years to come. Hard to believe this was recorded in 65. Just outstanding!

@najjmx2422

2y↑11

The bass is sick!! It sounds like it's tuned slightly higher. Gives it that dynamic feel

@eggsmann594

2y↑6

People were smarter and more talented back then. Ok, lady ga ga ?

@gmansi

@@eggsmann594 Bass cover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_JXyRnmC14&ab_channel=Roccia%27sGroovin%27

@paulroupe3967

45w↑2

The distorted sound was because of the Mosrite guitars they played! Last I knew they are built by hand in Las Vegas!

@henrype4315

37w↑6

jUST lOVE IT! Venture Forever My first LP was Walk Don't Run 64. That was 60 years ago as a 14 year old and I still LOVE them at 74! Sixties music ROCKS!

@robertball3578

10w

We have XM in all four of our vehicles so wife and I can enjoy the 60's channel. I graduated from high school in 1964, she's class of 1966.

@MaidensWorldOfWax

31w↑20

The absolute legend that was Mel Taylor. RIP Mr. Taylor.

@aleafox1675

2y↑110

I've heard this song alot at a roller rink, but I never relized how amazing this drummer is. WOW!

@lircoreeza2386

1y↑61

This version of wipe out is probably the best version to ever put out by any band. The solos, bass plays drumming, its just too good.

@jimmyboy5597

5y↑8K

This sounds exactly the same in Japanese!

@johnkurtz7705

5y↑93

Agreed, lol

@robbiefrentz9427

5y↑69

Roflmfao

@logicalnotes5007

5y↑276

Not quite right, in Japan they use chopsticks. Not the same sound at all, more choppy.

@mgmartin51

5y↑254

I would have preferred it with subtitles

@archiecunningham3734

5y↑86

A good laugh thanks

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@user-ju6ew7fc7c

2y↑32

Простите, напишу ещё отзыв: поразительно, как имея на сцене барабанную установку и 3 гитары, создать такую феноменальную, прекрасную, восхитительную музыку?!!!! 🌹💖💝💘

@duggys1

2y↑45

So many great drum-centered songs. This one makes you want to get a drum set.

@doreendaykin6693

21w↑5

Almost 40 years later…I never pass up an opportunity to watch WIPEOUT!! No one has ever surpassed this Brilliant drummer. God bless him…God bless the Ventures 🙏💙💙💙🙏💙

@DocReasonable

14w↑1

It's almost 60 YEARS later.

@jillkurtz9548

1y↑11

Classic, wherever it's played!!!...AMAZING ENERGY AND STAMINA!!! LONG LIVE THE GREAT MUSIC FROM THE 50's and THE 60's!!!

@ClownfishV2

2y↑19

Mel Taylor is one of my personal favorite drummers

@rogerglubka1230

4y↑821

I was stationed in Japan and was sitting 11 rows from the front with my girlfriend. RG

@peabody3000

4y↑16

tell more :)

@370530e

4y↑26

That sounded like an unusually enthusiastic audience for a concert in Japan.

@omarmerino8651

4y↑15

Damn your old

@christopherwarneke8007

3y↑32

@@370530e The Ventures were a bigger hit, in Japan, than the Beatles.

@user-gy7yb4ee2y

3y↑3

@@peabody3000 ザ・ビーとるず一人ぼっちのあいつ

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@janebechard5327

Loved their music when I was young. At 78 still love them.

@patriciajackson6711

39w↑4

This was my FAVORITE SONG when I was 10 to 12y.o.
There was a Diner we used to go to, as a family, that had a Jukebox.
Daddy always gave me a couple of quarters to play some songs and dance while we waited for our dinner to come.

@perihelion7798

39w↑20

3 Mosrite guitars, 1 drum set, and about 50 tons of talent = The Ventures. My favorite instrumental band.

Hats off, of course, to the fabulous Shadows, whom I also love.

@user-xv2kk5fe5b

19w↑4

I had a real education the other night. On the Sky Arts channel in the UK there was an excellent documentary about The Adventures. To my shame I'd never heard of them. As I watched the documentary progress, I realised what a huge influence they were on so many groups and artists. And their popularity, especially in Japan, was off the chart. It said that they outsold The Beatles 2 to 1 in that country. Incredible. The interviews with the band members were so refreshing. No egos, no diva behaviour, just modest guys who were absolute legends. This documentary really piqued my curiosity about the band and I'm now really eager to find out as much as I can about the phenomenon that is The Ventures. It just shows that you can think you know a little about music but there's always so much that you don't know.

@nickmarshall9192

2y↑15

I have watched this clip many times I still can't believe just how good they are

@davidstrahan9492

2y↑640

When "Wipeout" first came out, it was the goal of every drummer in the high school band to play it. They were constantly practicing in the cafeteria, hallways, classrooms, parking lot....drove the rest of us crazy !

@thewestpointrouteguy8611

2y↑46

Kids used to play that opening solo on the sides of their desks with their two fingers......until teacher said, "That's enough!"

@petem.3719

2y↑37

@@thewestpointrouteguy8611 Guilty as charged.

@strataisfunny

2y↑2

Ever get it? Asking the real question haha

@strataisfunny

2y↑1

@@thewestpointrouteguy8611 talent???

@jimbuskist3190

2y↑13

I got a belly slapping version, but this song caused bruises! ha ha 🤣

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@Brian-uy2tj

23w↑5

Almost 60 years old and still a terrific instrumental.
Love it!

@mrmoto5375

2y↑5

Grew up in Hawaii in the mid sixties, dad would go to Japan for Army audits and always returned with some kind of present. Around 1966 he came back with a simple Sony cassette player. It came with a one song demo tape - song was Walk Don't Run. As a 11yo I played the sh*t out of that tape. 67 now & just pounded out basic wipeout beat with my hands on my desk - man that felt good.

@tefenstrat

1y↑7

This is much better than I was expecting... The lead guitarist solo is fantastic..again was totally surprised...great drummer great post.

@SlickNickVids

2y↑8

Hands down the BEST version of Wipeout in existence!

@malcomwalters9439

8w↑2

Sensational drumming! Outstanding!!!! 👍

@christopher8220

6y↑490

Look at that kit - 1 snare, 2 toms, 1 cymbal, 1 bass, 1 hi-hat, and it f-in ROCKS!!!

@oskarfunes2505

5y↑26

It's the man, you give him buckets and hell rock the heck out of em

@_dave4460

5y↑19

and you forgot 1 ride. when this came out nobody had done a drum solo yet in the new rock n roll (which predates rock and metal).they all did a great job on this. we tried to play the drum solo on everything, car hoods, desks in school, stop signs, little brothers...

@jdk353

5y↑21

It's not the size of the kit, but how you play it!

@billylincoln2088

5y↑6

Dave M (ride/crash) one cymbal

@hardyharhar9

5y↑5

I was amazed by the tiny kit also.

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@williamhillerich

2y↑8

One of my bands.....we used to play this, we loved it...THE CROWDS LOVED IT!! Great to see these guys " ROCK"!
..

@roberthonan3492

1y↑13

This is to me, the greatest classical Rock and Roll performances. It's tight, focused, musicianship, with almost no energy wasted on "showmanship" or eye-candy.

@doreendaykin6693

2y↑8

❤❤❤ STILL FANTASTIC 55 years later!♥️♥️♥️ Enjoyed every second of it! Gratitude for sharing!

@thomasthom6583

Hi Doreen

@dancochrane617

40w↑6

Ventures ! What a great band ! I can still remember them from my childhood. They are the first band that influenced me to play guitar. They were a huge talent from so long ago. I can appreciate them now more than ever

@dathyr1

2y↑5

I really like the Ventures and all their songs. The drummer in Wipeout song really gets a workout. Thanks for the classic song video.

@rossscott1922

Awesome 👏
This is unbelievable!
So tell me are you a fan of The Ventures..?

@bodhiapurva3887

3y↑252

This is one of the defining songs of the 60's. The drum and guitar solos are just incredible.

@dhutch71

2y↑8

This is the drum piece that all other drummers were measured against.... in the early '60s

@ronwhiteman8892

1y↑3

Yes, it is but please don’t give The Ventures credit for the song. It goes to a bunch of teenaged boys from Glendora, California called The Surfaris. I’m so tired of The Ventures getting credit for the song.

@310

1y↑15

Neither one misses a beat...simply incredible.

@ChristopherBath

1y↑7

The magic! The energy! Untouched by ANY other!!!

@Leib33

Except for the ORIGINAL band who played this song The Surfaris duh.

@billd9667

1y↑3

@@Leib33 Even a truth telling troll is a troll still. The Ventures owned it here, this day.

@gorvlivin

2y↑13

A song that will live on forever, amazing skills. Not one artist in 2022 could ever make a song that'd stand the test of time.

@rustysworldofentertainment850

2y↑1

Oh they could, and they do, but whether it will reach the public's ears is a different matter.

@Zvasra

2y↑3

Time for your pills, grandpa.

@richsackett3423

God what a load of senile rubbish. You embarrass your generation.

@user-ll9wp9ve5y

23w↑6

The physical stamina required to play the drum in this set is beyond incredible!

@paulricelli5520

1y↑4

🥁🥁🥁Used to do 20 minute versions of this. Almost collapsed a few times. Now at 73, it's a little harder.

@tatsuokumagai1941

3y↑535

By this time, Japan was experiencing the first electric guitar boom. I was in the middle of it. The Ventures are still the king of summer.

@lenikt3560

3y↑32

I've heard aometime in the past, that The Ventures are for Japan what the Beatles are for the rest of the world, is that correct?

@knowmusicman157

3y↑6

@@lenikt3560 yes. and they love that Oklahoma Cherokee picker Nokie.

@tjsogmc

3y↑17

@@lenikt3560 I think The Ventures outsold the
Beatles 4 to 1 in Japan and even today are still posting decent sales numbers

@emerpus01

3y↑19

@@tjsogmc 2 to 1 in the 60s, but the fabs have probably sold more there since. However Japan chose one foreign rock band to honor for the contributions to Japanese culture, and it wasn’t John Paul George and Ringo it was the V’s!

@playbackproductions1

3y↑3

Beatles o tabemasen. Ventures wakarimasu, cho daisuki.

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@THE_BEER_MAN

1y↑2

I remember watching my dad in his band THE SHOUTERS cover this. He absolutely hated playing it, but knew I absolutely loved watching him play it. When he came to first concert at a place called The Alrosa Villa in Columbus, ohio...I did it as my sound check. It made him so happy to see me following in his footsteps. I miss him so much

@jennydannyp7229

2y↑14

Drummer is holding it down! Great version the Ventures rock!

@rossscott1922

Awesome 👏
This is unbelievable!
So tell me are you a fan of The Ventures..?

@deborahpadgett2417

2y↑8

THAT is THE BEST drum song ever!!! That drummer is not only absolutely incredible, he isn't human.😁

@rossscott1922

Awesome 👏
This is unbelievable!
So tell me are you a fan of The Ventures..?

@rakrakrakrak

1y↑9

The audio quality of this recording is insane.

@user-wy8xf5nh3d

20w↑2

I was in my teens when I first heard this group. I remember buying all of their albums. Greatest drummer ever. The guitars were awesome.

@jameswilliamjohnson

4y↑370

This is the best version of Wipeout I have heard. Period.

@johnclay967

3y↑12

I agree

@davidpauwels7823

3y↑10

Yes you are 100% RIGHT

@caprise-music6722

3y↑5

Absolutely. Everything is just perfect

@alonenjersey

3y↑2

If there's a better version out there, I MUST hear it before I die.

@glennlukas6216

Our Mk 1A fire control computer played in its geartrain, a tune very close and similar to "Wipeout". Never will forget this song....lol

@alex35agm

31w↑8

One of the best drummer songs ever.Look at him go.

@nadanutcase

2y↑5

Absolutely the BEST version of this rock classic that I've ever heard! I came away from watching this thinking that these guys don't get enough credit for their musical talents.

@XCaliKev

29w↑1

👍🤠Drummer went to my High School, didn’t know that till many years later, enjoyed this song my whole life. He was there many years before me.

@zoftigbeatnik

2y↑4

I met these guys in the early 1980's when they came to do a show at the University of Delaware. They were still a great band and very nice guys...

@josephmutch6756

40w↑5

anyone that listens to heavy metal needs to watch this ! this is killer !!

@waterboxer87

5y↑601

Drummer burned 6000 calories during this performance. Love that 60s California surf sound.

@lmnopotay7433

5y↑21

That's why they always say feed tha drummer.

@jquest43

5y↑1

Actually they are not using the surf sound..no reverb,and more of a rock sound.

@scdevon

5y↑12

Mel Taylor ! He was the Hal Blaine of Surf Music.

@edwardgarner1299

5y↑1

@@jquest43 : incorrect. "Wipeout" is a surf term, and this tune was meant for the surfing fans.

@jquest43

5y↑3

@@edwardgarner1299 you are brain injured?
This is a surf song but it's NOT using a surf guitar sound.. it's using a rock,rock a Billy sound.
Go listen to the original surfaris doing wipeout.
The ventures always like to change sounds.
BTW,what ARE you talking about?
You ai?

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@kevinlucas8437

22w↑3

Wow !!! Never gets old !!!! What great musicians !!!

@Roman__________

2y↑10

Вот это сила настоящего таланта! Браво!

@rogerfinney6809

1y↑6

The drummer ... wow. Just wow.

@billd9667

Replaced by a machine - not! Drum machines suck. Mel Taylor was one of the greats. You should listen to this album at night without the visuals. It's hard to imagine that these guys hardly move while playing this stuff. You can picture guys roaming the stage, jumping and shredding like mad. Then you see it. They are so chill. Amazing stuff.

@grecco_buckliano

2y↑12

LEGENDARY. I have never seen this number done on stage. Heard it a-plenty time before. And is now THE classic surfing music of our time.

@milt6208

1y↑4

55 years later I still love this group and song.

@RaneBane

5y↑702

The quality of this video is insane

@joeyoung1498

5y↑23

Cool wide shot got the whole band!

@2whl4re

5y↑50

It probably was originally shot to film, telecorded from video. No way videotape in the 60's was this sharp.

@RaneBane

5y↑4

@@2whl4re I'll take your word for it

@manricoceroni4548

5y↑6

like a 3D without glasses ...

@tomperkins5657

5y↑5

You know, you're right! Didn't even cross my mind till I saw your comment! Stereo to boot!

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@muffs55mercury61

2y↑2

I love this!!!! Great rendition of the 1963 classic.
American acts who's popularity later declined in the US often found more permanent popularity overseas and never fell out of favor.

@cjr4286

2y↑6

What an interesting piece of history! A totally new type of unorthodox music, performed by a top-notch band, played on the other side of the world in a country still recovering from war, and performed with driving energy before an audience from a culture normally very reserved.

@danielsullivan9123

1y↑3

Mel Taylor, the MAN

@QuantumMechanic_88

2y↑1

How many of you remember the original with the crazy laugh at the beginning and the voice "Wipeout!". Thanks for this video Eddie Jordan.

@mchapman132

2y↑1

This was a great song to dance to. We had a blast in ‘66.

@DaVeganZombie

5y↑833

No synths. No lights. No big Grand anything. Just three dudes on strings and the most badass drummer flex in fucking history.

Right on!

@gillenwat

4y↑6

No need to lower yourself and curse.

@DessieTots

4y↑5

That's right and no guitars hanging down at their knees with holes in the jeans.

@david9220

4y↑16

don't say fuck.

@david9220

4y↑6

@@gillenwat blue cheese has mold in it

@jcmclovin77388

4y↑4

No bass guitar.

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@donnaeast4845

2y↑8

What a drummer. What a band.

@rossscott1922

Awesome 👏
This is unbelievable!
So tell me are you a fan of The Ventures..?

@fuadbakar2643

49w↑2

2023 and still my feet shaking hear the beat ♥️... Old is gold

@user-ju6ew7fc7c

2y↑2

Да! Я их нашла! Это феноменально! Спасибо 🌹🌹🌹

@Paradoxicon999

2y↑1

Rock guitarist who used to be in a country band playing at taverns in Tennessee for free beer. Everyone wanted to hear this song over and over again. Since it is actually a rock song, I was happy to comply! lol

@Menyhard

2y↑11

I was born in 1968 I’m 54 and I’m. Still listening to this in 2022

@robertleo7394

5y↑268

Mel Taylor, most underrated drummer in music. He was great!

@jonathanharootunian297

4y↑13

Mel Taylor’s brother is Larry Taylor ( the mole) from canned heat ( bass player)

@sirandrelefaedelinoge

4y↑1

@@jonathanharootunian297 Really? He borrowed my bass once in Holland...

@crazy8sdrums

4y↑4

Underrated to you...to most others he is a legend!

@crazy8sdrums

@@kokokyoushi It was a reply to the original poster, not you.

@MIKE-TYTHON

Jonathan Harootunian great fact

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@stephenmontgomery8530

1y↑1

As a child born in the late fifties I grew up listening to music like this . Fantastic talented artists which we will probably never see their like again.

@jmrodas9

2y↑2

This one takes me back to the middle sixties. One of my favorites in my youth, it is still great to hear and enjoy.

@hollywoodjoe123

50w↑3

RON WILSON the drummer in the SURFARIS in 1962 - was the actually one that put the drums on the map for every kid to want to play the drums - Then later came MEL TAYLOR also on drums - with the Ventures and he also helped rock and roll drumming to get popular - The 1950s rock and roll songs had drums on those recordings - But we could not really ever hear them loud and clear enough - This song " WIPEOUT "started it all - WIPEOUT was and still is the NATIONAL ANTHEM of drumming !

@sammybeck7794

40w↑13

It's funny how drummers back then didn't use a whole lot. Just the fundamental drum set and yet they were able to sound so awesome

@malthuswasright

22w

Bonham at his best only used a snare, a rack tom and a floor tom. That was it. (And some cymbals obviously...)

@PaulSmith-pz9eq

1y↑3

Sounds as good today ( November 30th 2022) as it back then . Fantastic!

@solarflare1008

5y↑129

2019 born in 1966 and 53 years later still sounds out of this planet. What an incredible drummer and guitar arrangements. Good music lives for ever.

@MrDingo57

5y↑4

1957 here

@thomasfoss9963

5y↑3

The Ventures with those Mosrite guitars!!!!!!

@stevenbender66

5y↑6

1966. Good year. I turn 53 tomorrow. Cheers mates.

@AnnihilatingAngel

4y↑1

@@thomasfoss9963 They are fugly as hell - but they could make 'em howl.

@opera93

4y↑2

Solar Flare interestingly I was born 1947* , still sounds good, & a performance....

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@UnequalTemperament

2y↑12

Wow -- way more kickass than I remember it, all around. Drums have a different feel, guitars are on-point, and, as someone pointed out, the bass part is pretty wild!

@misterflibble6601

2y↑1

You might be thinking of the "Surfaris" version. Sometimes the covers are better

@wadew5100

2y↑3

Wow, I forgot about 'Wipeout' and haven't heard this since 1966 in grade school! So nice to hear it again and is still cool after all these years. Love it.

@ellenconnolly4506

50w↑1

My dad had a lot of younger cousins that were getting married when I was a kid in the 60s and early 70s. The bands would always play wipeout and we danced like crazy! Such good times and great memories

@Chr.U.Cas2216

2y↑1

👍👌👏 Simply fantastic! Thanks a lot for Uploading and health. Best regards luck and health.

@alanblack5112

21w↑1

Sometimes I just need to watch this again, and again...

@mottledbrain

6y↑121

Three great guitarists eclipsed by one drummer.
Amazing performance by all four gentlemen.

@jogmas12

5y↑3

R. W. Smith one guy was the bass player not a guitarist

@TurboMountTV

Buck OFF

@TurboMountTV

5y↑3

@buck ewer The Ventures drummer has more talent in his hands then you do in your tennie weenie.
– DRUM! Magazine --50 Most Important Drummers Of All Time - MEL TAYLOR. "Keith Moon cited The Ventures In Space as one of his favorite records".
I'll take Keith Moon's opinion over some moron named Buck.
Who's NOT on the list..?
Some moron named Buck.

@Mike583

4y↑1

@buck ewer Your so fuck'n great, you should of taken Mel's place then. Wait they were too classy to hire an asshole!

@charlesdavenport6094

@buck ewer The key to success in the music business is to play the way everyone else plays?

@ringostarwars4155

21w↑1

Great stuff.Best drummer ever! And the whole band is really enjoying themselves. Love it to bits and watch it often since it does to me what not much contemporary music does - it gets me exilerated and happy!

@Greenhornet7718

1y↑2

This is probably the best musical. Performance ever. What an influential band. Second to none.

@seanwijay8928

1y↑10

That was some insane drumming. As a drummer myself, native eastern drumming if you will, this takes the CAKE. I was only two when they did this in 1966. Simply FANTASTIC. Glad we can still enjoy this stuff in 2023.

@catsmeow6858

2y↑1

I grew up on their music. Every band in the country wanted to learn this song! Memories!!

@IsraelAaronPC

2y↑7

3:00 oh... Sí. El bajo se vuelve loco aquí ❤️❤️🎸
No había escuchado un Bajo Eléctrico ser interpretado así de esa forma en esos años...

@Vlad65WFPReviews

3y↑383

Oh, man, that drumming. You can keep your drum machines - give me that kind of super-human skill every time! Thanks for posting.

@prestonphelps1649

2y↑5

best drummer ive heard

@End-Result

2y↑2

Indeed

@genfmfranz

2y↑2

@@prestonphelps1649 keith moon*

@jaidendeprez1842

@@genfmfranz Possibly

@raymacdonaldcreations505

2y↑4

You got that right...drum machines will NEVER replace the best part of drums!

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@erictripton

2y↑2

Love the roar of their amps, nice sizzle of a pushed tube amp

@edwardenglish6919

48w

I've watched this 100 times, it always makes me smile.

@spyeatte

1y↑2

I joined the Air Force in 1966 and was sent to Japan in 1967...

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