Surfin' U.S.A.

It's more of the abrasive to me, uh, you know, Kenny G type sax solo that, uh, disqualified it.

The Lonely Sea, uh, very nice ballad off of, uh, Surfing USA from the early years.

Um, The spoken word portion towards the end docked it a little bit for me.

Catch a Wave, an underrated rocker from the Surfer Girl album, which I think was their first really solid album.

So, uh, we'll leave it in 31st, uh, 30th.

I've got surf and safari, which is the, uh, the first song on their first album.

So probably many people's introduction to them, um, And like Surfing USA, which we'll talk about a couple spots higher, it was cool when I finally went to California for the first time to drive past road signs for places that I knew from listening to these songs.

And even though it's very early in their career, you can already hear the intricacies of the harmonies and how the different parts are all arranged.

Yeah.

So that was the first taste of songwriting.

And then I just gave it a rest.

I went hardcore into classical piano for a while.

And you've got, you can double up a bit.

You've got two sequential Surfing USAs.

You've got two Salt Lake Cities.

You've got two Bar Brands.