This album contains music from the following genres:
60's Surf, Rock, & Hot Rod Music!

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01. Fugitive One of Jan's best from 1964 puts baying hound dogs chasing this poor slob who didn't commit the crime and Jan paints the feel, so You, the audience, knows it and are rooting for his escape. Jan's driving guitar tells the story. Read More
02. The Time Funnel Jan was a freak for sound effects in the 60's and when you hear the guy screaming as he's sucked into the "Time Funnel," you'll agree.  What makes it exciting is the driving instrumental feel you get!
03. Watusi Zombie WOW.  If you were to fly over the deepest jungle and drop guitars and a drum set onto the soft foliage... and let's say four or five cannibals picked them up and started jamming to the rhythm of the jungle sounds, you'd probably hear this one! LAFD'S Captain Dave Fullerton on drums.
04. Pooky Another side dish of bouncy rock.  Could this have been a 'B' side of an early 45 RPM?  Let your tast buds be your guide on this one.
05. Walkin' Back Ever watch a Hippo dance?  A Hippo would choose this track to dance to! A funky, heavy beat, with a moderate Rock and Blues feel, and it feels good!
06. Guitar Star Jan Davis wonders why he ever did this one.  Although he didn't perform the vocals, you'll have to guess who did!  Some may call this song a "clunker" but it's still a matter of taste.
07. Man From Nowhere If you think you're hearing the same underlying tracks as heard with "The Time Funnel," or "Run For Your Life" or "In Combat," you ARE.  Jan Davis liked experimenting with different melodies and arrangements on top of this cookin' track, so you can take your pick!
08. Lost In Space Described as one of the greatest Rock/Surf instrumentals ever recorded.  Not only does it twist and turn with hot drums & bass, it stands out as different and exciting with nicely placed chord changes. It's like dessert.
09. (Return Of) The Green Hornet Here's the same track as "The Flight Of The Bee."  But WAIT! No violins or horn section on this one, so you can actually hear the cutting, accurate speed of Jan's lead guitar.  Wow...best guitar performance around... He's flyin'!
10. Boss Machine A Hot Rod oldie that cooks along with surfy guitar, splattered with acoustic piano, just to get the girls on the California beach.  They know he's cool, he's cool!
11. More (Mondo Cane Theme) An uptempo, cutting guitar version of this great hit song.  Backed up by the great Earl Palmer on drums and the most professional studio musicians available.
12. Mystique A Smooth Jazz feel that takes you away.  Sort of an extra on this menu and a cool matter of taste.
13. The Unwanted This is one of the favorites of Jan Davis fans. Especially if you've ever felt unwanted.  You'll pick up the vibe of this haunting track right away.
14. Run For Your Life How do you feel when this one is playing?  You feel as if you're running for some reason, but you don't know what it is, so you just keep on running!  Don't we all?
15. Dreamer Jan slows things down and gets down with this melodic blues ballad.  It gives you a bit of a Santo & Johnny "Sleepwalk" feel. Relax, enjoy and LISTEN.
16. Hop, Skip, & Jump A delicious little side dish of an early 60's romp.  So simple, your kid may want to learn to play guitar by playing along with this one!
17. Scramble Rhythmic sax and guitar ditty with some scrambled piano thrown in! An early 60's sound for sure!
18. Snow Surfin' Matador "Yah, Yahhhh!"  Could be a "Frankie Valle" lament that embelishes this SUPER HOT and soulful, driving, Latin feel instrumental, with castanets adding to the spicy flavor, painting all kinds of pictures as you listen.  Hot, hot, hot!
19. The Flight of the Bee Unless you ARE a Bumble Bee, there's no matching the speed of this guitar performance by Davis. Other guitarists agree, it could be the world's fastest rendition.  Yet some say, "Aw, they must have sped that up, right?"  Nope.
20. In Combat You may, or may not, recognize the same underlying tracks as heard on "The Time Funnel," or "Man From Nowhere," or even "Run For Your Life," because Jan wanted "In Combat" to stand alone with the effects that make it memorable.
21. Vertigogo Vertigogo puts your imagination to work.  You can visualize the vertical ups and downs all surfers enjoy as you listen!
22. Surf Buster Surf Buster closes this CD album with another crazy little instrumental, straight to you from the surfin' 60s.  It's an iPod favorite!