Some other bands the members have played in include Del Noah and the Mt. The Los Angeles-based band consists of Brent Walker (Caltiki) on guitar, steel guitar and mandolin Julia Devine (Nepheria) on electric and upright bass Rosann Simeroth (Puka von Pele) on drums and percussion Edwin Letcher (Rama Lama) on guitar, ukulele and xylophone, and all four on vocals. audience in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on November 16, 1992. The vocal numbers (laden with tongue-in-cheek humor and satire) often tell stories set within the worlds of Tiki culture, Polynesian Pop and dark jungle adventure, but with very strange twists and turns along the way. The Edsels perform their signature hit, 'Rama Lama Ding Dong' for a P.O.R.C.C. Their original repertoire, written and sung variously by all four members-two female, two male-is split between instrumentals and vocals. Published in 2015, Yusuke Yamatani’s Rama Lama Ding Dong brings together images captured during his honeymoon with his wife Emi.
The fez-wearing band counts Link Wray, Martin Denny, the Cramps, the Sonics, Elvis, the B-52s, Sol Hoopii, Esquivel, Joe Meek, Jerry Lee Lewis, Don Knotts soundtrack composer Vic Mizzy, and the Las Vegas Grind and Frolic Diner LPs among their inspirations. As a festive garnish, they add eccentric stereo arrangements of 50s and 60s hi-fi records, featuring instruments such as steel and baritone guitar, xylophone and ukelele. A massive, heavy wave that is bigger than the rest of the set waves, is what we call a bomb in surfing lingo. In surfing lingo they can also refer to knee high and shoulder high waves. In other words, it´s an expression of measurement of the size of the wave. The Ding Dong Devils create a wild hybrid musical cocktail by taking a base of Tiki, exotica and Polynesian pop, then mixing it with dashes of fuzzy 60’s garage rock, amped-up rockabilly, tremolo-laden surf, and even the greasy bump and grind music that was used to accompany burlesque performers. When the wave is higher than the surfer you can say the wave is overhead.
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