The Pyramids Long Beach, California
With their shaved heads, flying back-flips off the stage, slamming surf guitar, wailing sax and cool vocals, The Pyramids pummelled the radio airwaves in early ‘64 with the classic “Penetration,” and they didn’t let up until waxing an epic legacy of crashing sixties surf and hot rod tracks. ... more
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