The Tornados "Scalping Party" Cuca 45 surf EX listen

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The Tornados "Scalping Party" Cuca 45 surf EX >listen

Very rare crazy surf instro 45 with Indian Whoops and screams!  Really cool.  Original CUCA issue.

???Listen to Actual Audio of this 45 (press play ? below):

SCALPING PARTY:

 7-0-7:

Cuca is a Wisonsin midwest based label.  The Tornados comprising Gordy Hastreiter (guitar); Denny Hastreiter (bass guitar); Bob Olsen (sax/guitar); Teddy Vernick (guitar), and Dan Peterson (drums) got together to perform at 'sock hops' in Woodruff, Wisconsin in 1959 and underwent several line-up changes before eventually disbanding in 1965.
They made their debut on Cuca with the wild double-sides 'Scalping Party' c/w '7-0-7' in June 1962.
"We played, for a lot of private groups like the Mars Candy Co. and Johnson's Wax. They all had these big estates up here, " Denny Hastreiter told Gary E Myers. "As a result we had a lot of good bookings down in Chicago and places like that."
According to Myers, Peterson later became a band instructor in New London while Bob Olson went on to conduct the Omaha Philharmonic.  The single has been issued with Scalping Party found on the CD "Elemental Instrumentals" and 7-0-7 found on the CD "Wisconsin Rocks vol. 4".

CONDITION ( all items visually graded unless noted): Playgraded EX  (visually has some light scuffs but has lots of gloss with NO jumps, skips, or loud pops)

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Here's a guideline for how I grade records. Not all records will fit "exactly" into a certain grade, and one should assume a certain amount of tolerances within each grade.

Assume grading to be "visual" unless noted.  I grade under a powerful 100 watt bulb.

+/-:  I use pluses and minuses to help indicate more or less issues in a certain grade. (+/-):  I use parentheses to mean ?maybe? (i.e. VG(+) means it may be closer to a plus).

Grades for vinyl :

M : new, un-played, perfect, usually sealed.

NM: like new but possibly carefully played a limited amount of times. Should play near perfect with almost no noise or imperfections. May show very faint imperfections from paper scuffs or tiny needle marks.

EX : as above with a few light needle marks, or a few light surface scuffs, and/or lightly audible marks. A very nice used record.

VG+:  between VG and EX, no feelable scratches and will definitely play through with no skips or jumps.

VG : still showing gloss but lots of small scratches and scuffs or some light groove wear. A used/played record that should still play through without skips, but will have light surface noise throughout, pops, ticks, and maybe some light distortion/sibilance. I do not consider VG to be a complete junk grade.

VG- to G : any record in less than VG condition that I feel is still worth offering due to it?s rarity.

Grades for covers:

M : perfect. no wear, square flat corners, solid seams, spine etc., Usually sealed

NM : overall appearance of front and back near perfect but may have a very small problem such as a small corner ding/couple tiny spine chips, but nothing noticeable without close inspection.

EX : as above, nice "un-handled" feel, but may have more spine wear, a bent or dinged corner or two, very light ring wear, but rarely any splits or tears.

VG+:  Between VG and EX (usually closer to an EX grade), NO major seem splits over a an inch or two, No visible water damage.  Edge chipping and smaller splits possible, ring wear, and small name or writing possible but should be noted.

VG: still has a nice overall appearance, but may have the following defects: seam splits, spine splits, small tears, ring wear, writing, stains, water damage, stickers etc. in various degrees.

VG- to G : getting ugly, but for some reason still worth offering.