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EPISODE · Jul 28, 2025 · 20 MIN

Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Deven Berryhill (The Tourmaliners, Frontman & Guitarist, Son of Bob Berryhill of The Surfaris)

from Poorman's 15 Minutes of Fame · host Chelsea Shells

“I mean, it’s great to play with other surf bands, but we’re having success out playing with, you know, tribute bands, cover bands, original bands, blues bands. We played with a yacht rock band over the weekend, and people loved us, you know. I think surf music itself, it’s fun music. People love to dance and have a good time. And I think if you love to dance and have a good time, surf music’s for you, especially the instrumental stuff because it’s great guitar music too.” — Deven Berryhill (The Tourmaliners, Frontman & Guitarist)

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Tune in as Poorman interviews Deven Berryhill, frontman and guitarist of The Tourmaliners, surf guitar band from San Diego, CA. Deven is the son of Bob Berryhill, the co-author of the song “Wipe Out” and founding member/guitarist of the famed 60’s surf rock group The Surfaris.

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