Six Pak

Not to be confused with Six pack.

"Six Pak" is a hit for The Revels in 1959. This was their first release.

"Six Pak"
Single by The Revels
B-side	"Good Grief"
Released	1959
Venue	The Queen's Court
Genre	Surf
Length	1:50
Label	Lynn 1302
Songwriter	The Revels
The Revels singles chronology
"Six Pak" (1959) "Church Key" (1960)

Background

It was composed by Norman Knowles and other members of The Revels, Sam Eddy, Brian England, Dan Darnold and Jim Macrae.^{[1] [2]} It was released bw "Good Grief" on Lyn 1302 in October, 1959.^[3][4] Knowles had been inspired by Dan Darnold's reputation for drinking a beer in just four seconds.^[5] The track had party sound effects that would be used by The Revels in their other recordings.^[6] It became a hit in California.^[7]

It was also released on Swingin' 620 in 1960.^[8] An alternative take of the track is featured on the Sundazed Music 1994 CD compilation, Intoxica! The Best Of The Revels.^[9]

Releases

Singles

• "Six Pak" / "Good Grief" - Lynn 1302 - 1959 ^[10]
• "Six Pak / "Good Grief" - Swingin' 620 - 1960^[11]

Compilations

• The Revels - Intoxica!!! The Best of the Revels^[12]
• Various artists - Hot Rockin' Instrumentals - Collector Records CLCD 4430^[13]