Pocket), Hanoi Rocks, Hank Marvin (duet with Duane Eddy on Hank's 1992 album Into the Light), Elton Motello, Agent Orange, The Challengers, Anthrax on the album Attack of the Killer B's, Gary Hoey on the album Monster Surf, The Low Babies, The Astronauts, Assassin, Hot Butter, Bruce Johnston, Sandy Nelson, Australia's Exploding White Mice and Les Claypool's Duo de Twang's Four Foot Shack. Stevie Ray Vaughan and Dick Dale's version was also on the soundtrack for the 1987 film, Back to the Beach, as well as their separate compilation albums. In 2011, Pat Metheny released a solo acoustic guitar version of this song on his What's It All About album. In 2014 Bill Frisell released a jazz version of "Pipeline" on his Guitar in the Space Age! album. In popular culture "Pipeline" is featured in a Vietnam helicopter battle sequence in the 1979 film More American Graffiti. The song title is alluded to in the 1981 Neil Young song "Rapid Transit" from his album Re·ac·tor The song is also featured in several scenes in the 1986 film Club Paradise'' when Barry (Rick Moranis) loses control of his windsurfing board and heads out to sea. See also List of 1960s one-hit wonders in the United States References 1963 singles The Chantays songs Surf instrumentals 1963 songs 1960s instrumentals