To me its hot summer days. My only regret is that I never knew the music I loved for 40+ years had a name, much less its own dance. I cant imagine how my life would have been without beach music, and though I live in Raleigh, no matter what season or weather, when I hear beach music I am right back at OD with my toes in the sand. The last concert at The Pavilion's Attic was on June 13, 2002. The guitar work, the unforgettable chorus, the drum workyou just won't believe this was an indy production. My song I GREW UP ON THE BEACH talks about standing outside the lattice on the ground at The Pad, not quite old enough to get in and being mesmerized by the sounds I was hearing. Catch their music, it will bring back the 80's. Beach Music will be here forever. Beach music is HOME, To borrow a quote from General Norman Johnsons website, Musical trends come and go, but for more than fifty years, Beach Music has been as steady as the Atlantic Oceans flow to its southeastern beachfronts,. Originally built for $1.5 million, the coaster first operates on the south side of Myrtle Beach at a British-themed amusement park called Magic Harbour but is purchased by the pavilion when that park closes. D's Lounge Kingston, NC - Snoopy's Charleston, SC - Golden Horse Show Danville, VA - Riverfront Jacksonville, NC - Driftwood Jackson, MS - C.W. MS - Dannys Yazoo City, MS - Sonny's Myrtle Beach, SC - The Magic Attic Myrtle Beach, SC - Mama Gilberts (Kings Road) Myrtle Beach, SC - Castaways Myrtle Beach, SC - The Danger Zone Myrtle Beach, SC - Apple Annie's Dayton . It is happiness that just permeats the soul. So did I during the summers in college, when I lived right behind The Pad. The new Myrtle Beach Pavilion building, built of poured concrete to withstand winds up to 150 mph, officially opens. from the the bluesy sound of delbert mcclinton to the stirring voice of jerry west to craig woolards cute son, its deep in my heart and soul. Now I have a large collection of CBM CDs and listen to them all the time. There were many local bands but remember seeing the Pieces of Eight singing Lonely Drifter one of my all time favorites. This pavilion is a one-story, open-air wooden building that is part of the Seaside Inn property and serves as a gathering place for guests. HARD ROCK PARK 211 George Bishop Parkway Myrtle Beach, SC 29579 This new Rock & Roll-themed amusement park, located at Fantasy Harbour along US 501, opened on April 15, 2008, and closed Sept. 24, 2008-- lasting not even a single year.