The Cornells

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If you are looking for the band that composed the hit song '74-'75 see The Connells

The Cornells is a 1960s band that made surf music. One of its members was Peter Lewis of Moby Grape fame. Lewis was also the son of Loretta Young and screenwriter Tom Lewis. Art Linkletter's son, Bob Linkletter, was also a member. The other members (Jim O'Keefe - sax, son a famous All American footballer and movie star leading man 40's 50's Dennis O'keefe (All Hands on Deck" ; Charlie Correll - drums; Tom Crumplar - bass) were also children of all sons of Hollywood celebrities. The band appeared on the show "I've Got A Secret" with the secret "We're all the sons of Hollywood Celebrities.

  • Beachbound
  • Shanghied
  • Malibu Surf
  • Stompin' After Five
  • Miserlou
  • Night Train
  • Surfer's Stomp
  • Caravan
  • Cinnamon Cinder
  • Detour
  • Lone Star Stomp
  • Agua Caliente
  • Mama's Little Baby (Bonus track)
  • Wak-A-Cha (Bonus track)
  • Surf Fever (Bonus track)

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