Fender IV

About the artist

Fender IV were a surf rock band of the 1960s. The Fender IV were started up in Baltimore, by guitarist Randy Holden. He moved the band to Southern California 1963 in order to play for a more receptive audience. Their music is strongly influenced by Dick Dale, The Ventures. When the popularity for surf music decreased their style changed to a vocal based sound, and they changed name to Sons of Adam, bestowed upon them by Producer Kim Fowley of Alley Oop fame.

Top songs

  1. Malibu Run
  2. Everybody Up
  3. Mar Gaya
  4. Margaya
  5. Little Ollie
  6. You Better Tell Me Now
  7. Highway Surfer
  8. Everybody Up!
  9. You Better Tell Me Right Now
  10. Malibu Run 1965
Show all 29 songs
  1. Malibu Run
  2. Malib Run
  3. Everybody Up (1965, Imperial 66098)
  4. Mar Gaya ~ Surf
  5. Mar Gaya (The Fender IV)
  6. Malibu Run (1965, Imperial 66098)
  7. 10 Malibu Run
  8. Mar Gayar
  9. The Fender IV - Malibu Run
  10. Mar Gaya ~ Surf
  11. Mar Gaya (1964, Imperial 66061)
  12. „Malibu Run“
  13. 25 Fender IV - Everybody Up
  14. Every Body Up
  15. Malibu Run (The Fender IV)
  16. Malibu Run [Instrumental]
  17. 3_Malibu Run
  18. Fender IV - Everybody Up
  19. You Better Tell Me Now.

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