Deuces, T's, Roadsters & Drums
by Hal Blaine
- Type: Album
- Released: December 1963
- Label: RCA Victor
- Country: United States
- Length: 50:24
- Community rating: 3.23/5 from 2 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Stepping out from his role as the era's most prolific session drummer, the performer leads a high-octane celebration of Southern California car culture. The muscular, reverberating percussion drives a set specifically engineered for teenage consumers.
Genres
Descriptors: party, hedonism, instrumental
Tracklist
- Challenger II (2:12)
- Green Monster (2:06)
- Nashville Coupe (2:18)
- Mr. Eliminator (2:07)
- Pop the Chute (2:24)
- Deuces, "T's", Roadsters & Drums (3:24)
- Gear Change (2:13)
- The Phantom Driver (2:29)
- Gear Stripper (2:21)
- Big "T" (2:03)
- The Traps (2:17)
- Drum Brakes (2:12)
- Hawaii 1963 (2:10)
- East Side Story (2:13)
- (Dance With The) Surfin' Band (2:08)
- The Drummer Plays for Me (2:26)
- Bulldog Drummin' (2:33)
- Mutiny on the Bongos (1:46)
- The Dip (2:19)
- How Come I Love You so Much? (2:11)
- Git It (1:53)
- Phillzie's Friend (2:29)
Credits
- Hal Blaine & The Young Cougars - primary artist
- David Gates - arranged by, conductor, written-by
- Jimmy Bond - bass
- Ray Pohlman - bass
- Frank Capp - drums, percussion
- Hal Blaine - drums, written-by
- Bill Pitman - guitar
- Billy Strange - guitar
- Marshall Leib - co-producer, written-by
- Lee Hazlewood - producer, written-by