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The Tornadoes busy 'Bustin' Surfboards' again By JASON FOSTER Sun Staff Writer ly Ones, who gets writing and lead guitar credits for "Southern and Norman Knowles of the Revels, who plays on "Devil's Tail." Laying down the new tracks was a lot of fun, Sand for all of us." he said, explaining that modern studios separately record each band member. "Now it's a whole different process. Before, if one guy screwed up, everyone would have to do their part over." ers says, but it also took a little bit of adjustment. "It's been so long, and the technology's changed so much. When we recorded in '62, everybody played at the same time and there was an eight-track recorder in there he Tornadoes are a surfin' storm continuing to gain energy.

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Until then, Sanders the new record will be sold grass-roots style at places such as Blockbuster Music in Red-lands, Gallagher's Jewelers in Redlands and Sliger's Music in Redlands. "That's where in '62 they sold a lot of our records and helped us get on the radio," Sanders said of Sliger's. "It'll be nice to have them selling our record again." Sanders, 55, said the new record (named after their smash 1962 release, "Bustin' contains 13 origi- Ticta Price SI5 4KcsorwJSrauS20 dot a unii 32464 Dunlap Boulevard, Yucaipa 909795-0665 "When Blues Rock Collide" nal songs and one unusual cover a medley that combines "All I Ask of You" and the overture to "Phantom of the Opera." Sanders chuckles a little when people react with surprise to that, but says it's no joke: "I think that song really lends itself well to the surf treatment." The Tornadoes, rounded out by brother Norm Sanders on lead guitar, cousin Jesse Sanders on rhythm guitar, Leonard Delaney on drums and Ernie Tavizon on sax (he replaced original member George White), also got to play with friends from other pioneering surf bands on this record. Among the guest players are Paul Johnson of the Bel-Airs, who penned and played lead guitar on Jim Masonerofthe Live- QewissAiMce Weekends THRU June 15 10 am -6 pm Open Monday. Memorial Day! For In formation.

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