The Centurions
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This article is about the surf rock band. For the cartoon series, see The Centurions (TV series).
The Centurions were a surf rock band from Newport Beach, California, active in the late 1950s and early 1960s. In recent times, they are best known for the recording "Bullwinkle Part II", a dark and saxy surf tune from the eponymous album featured in Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction". Less well known is the use of "Intoxica," a twangy and upbeat surf instrumental, in John Waters' 1972 film, "Pink Flamingos".
[edit] Members
- Jerry Dicks (keyboard)
- Joe Dominic (drums)
- Ernie Furrow (guitar and bass)
- Pat Gaguebin (sax and harmonica)
- Jeff Lear (bass)
- Ken Robinson (sax, flute and clarinet)
- Dennis Rose (guitar and bass)
[edit] Discography
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