Yourself a College Girl) Astrud Gilberto (Get Yourself a College Girl) Lesley Gore (The Girls on the Beach, Ski Party) Dobie Gray (Out of Sight) Hermans Hermits (When the Boys Meet the Girls) The Hondells (Beach Ball, Beach Blanket Bingo, Ski Party) Jackie & Gayle (Wild on the Beach, Wild, Wild Winter) Jan & Dean (Ride the Wild Surf) Jay & The Americans (Wild, Wild Winter) The Jimmy Smith Trio (Get Yourself a College Girl) The Kingsmen (How to Stuff a Wild Bikini) The Knickerbockers (Out of Sight) Little Richard (Catalina Caper) Donna Loren (Muscle Beach Party, Bikini Beach, Pajama Party, Beach Blanket Bingo, Sergeant Deadhead) Joni Lyman (Winter A-Go-Go) Cindy Malone (Wild on the Beach) Jody Miller (A Swingin' Summer) Mary Ann Mobley (Get Yourself a College Girl) Modern Folk Quartet (Palm Springs Weekend) The Nashville Teens (Beach Ball) Sandy Nelson (Wild on the Beach) The Nooney Rickett 4 (Pajama Party, Winter A-Go-Go) Pat & Lolly Vegas (It's a Bikini World) The Pharaohs (When the Boys Meet the Girls) The Pyramids (Bikini Beach) Frankie Randall (Wild on the Beach) The Reflections (Winter A-Go-Go) The Rhythm Masters (Get Yourself a College Girl) The Righteous Brothers (A Swingin' Summer, Beach Ball) The Rip Chords (A Swingin' Summer) The Routers (Surf Party) Nancy Sinatra (For Those Who Think Young, Ghost in the Invisible Bikini) Sonny & Cher (Wild on the Beach) The Standells (Get Yourself a College Girl) The Supremes (Beach Ball, Dr. Goldfoot & the Bikini Machine) The Toys (It's a Bikini World) The Turtles (Out of Sight) Bobby Vee (C'mon, Let's Live a Little) Bobby Vinton (Surf Party) The Walker Brothers (Beach Ball) Mary Wells (Catalina Caper) Stevie Wonder (Muscle Beach Party, Bikini Beach) End of the genre AIP's Ghost in the Invisible Bikini, which hit the screens in April 1966, was essentially a box-office failure, and AIP immediately switched the focus to stock car racing, a fad that was peaking at the time. Only two months later, they had Fireball 500 with Avalon, Funicello and Fabian ready to go, and by March 1967, their last entry was Thunder Alley with Funicello and Fabian. In the meantime, Paramount released C'mon, Let's Live a Little, and two independent films (which were made a couple of years earlier – see "Contributions to the genre by other studios" above) were released, Trans-American's It's a Bikini World, and Crown International's Catalina Caper. Before the