Brinks, Stanley And The Wave Pictures Tequila Island LP Standard w/ DL they turned more to surf

they turned more to surf rock (see "Beatnik Beach" in particular) and incorporated more elements of '60s girl-groups into their style

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Dan Auerbach) returned to San Antonio from Nashville and met Austin guitarist David Jimenez

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Brinks, Stanley And The Wave Pictures Tequila Island LP Standard w/ DL they turned more to surfStanley Brinks is joined by The Wave Pictures for their fifth album together; and their first since 2015s My Ass. Thats not to say either have been slacking in that time, both are notoriously prolific: To anyone familiar with Stanley Brinks' huge discography more than 100 albums it might sound more raw in a way, less sophisticated than some of his other recordings. It's still rich in jazzy sounds and original structures however, the songs looser and