Don Wilson (The Ventures)

from Bartlemania Speaks! Hosted by Doctor Bartlemania

The Ventures were the best-known and most successful rock instrumental band ever. Few are those who don't know the theme from Hawaii Five-O by heart, to say nothing of chart slammers like Walk, Don't Run and Slaughter on Tenth Avenue. Some say The Ventures invented surf-rock! Today, I speak with founding member of the band, Don Wilson. And he's got a lot to say!

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