The Appearances:

The Dynamic Del-Aires are most remembered for their appearance in Del Tenney's Monster Amok classic The Horror of Party Beach. As far as I know this is the only footage of the band performing.

According to the Press Kit for Party Beach, the group had a single released by Coral Records that included a couple of songs used in the film. This is true. There is a single featuring the songs "Elaine" and "Just Wigglin'-n-Wobblin'." (See scans below.)  The press kit also says that 20th Century Fox was planning on releasing a soundtrack of the film. Did this happen? I don't know for sure there are conflicting reports. Does anybody have one?

The group also appears briefly in the Warren Picture Comic Book adaptation of the film. They are also featured in an issue of Kicks, a magazine dedicated to obscure rock and roll bands.

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The Discography

The band has had several 45-records; produced for at least three different publishers. These are the ones that I know of so far.

Released by B-Atlas Record Label.

"Treble Rock" / "The Crawl" 

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Released by Block Records.

"So Far So Long" / "Someplace Else" 

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Released by Coral Records.

"Elaine" / "Just Wigglin'-n-"Wobblin'" 

"Elaine" : Written by Ronnie Linares

 "Just Wigglin'-n-Wobblin'" : Written by Gary Robert Jones

"My Funny Valentine" / "Drag"

"Drag" : Written by Ronnie Linares and Gary Robert Jones

"Arlene" / "I'm You're Baby" 

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Songs written for and featured in The Horror of Party Beach.

"The Zombie Stomp"

"Joy Ride"

"You Are Not A Summer Love"

All three written by Wilfred Holcombe and Edward Earl.

    "Drag" -- "Just Wigglin'-n-Wobblin'" and "Elaine" 

are featured in the film as well.

There maybe more and I'm still digging around. I personally don't have any Del-Aires singles so please hold those requests for dubs. In the meantime I'll keep searching for my own copies and we'll see what happens.