The King of Surf guitar had left us on 16th March 2019. RIP, Dick Dale.
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- New kid
- Selling: BOSS CH-1
- Yellow Saturday
- Solar 8
- Hola!
- Powering
- Perry's single
- Red AZ
- 5-way death
- Return of the yellow fellow
- M & Q @ SG- confirmed
- Selling: RGDIX7MPB [SOLD]
- The good seed
- M & Q @ SG
- Pinky & the Grey
- Offset re-string
- A night across
- Davis @ 30
- Surf's Out
- Ironed
- Cezares- Ormsby
- Unlocking
- Performers... assemble!
- Jake Curran
- Through space
- JTC pick
- Ball End-lele
- Selling: LTD TE-212 (SOLD)
- Nearing the end
- Unsoiled
- Ice-kelele
- Motivated righteousness
- DCSGJ
- Old Glory
- Solar Vadim
- Jackson 2019
- No return
- XL
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