Bruce Johnston
In 1960, Johnston started his record production career at Del-Fi Records, producing five singles and an album – "Love You So" – by Ron Holden (many of the album's eleven tracks were written or co-written by Johnston). In 1962 and 1963, Johnston continued his recording career with a series of surfin' singles (vocal &amp; instrumental) and an album, "Surfin' 'Round the World", credited to Bruce Johnston, and another "live" album, the Bruce Johnston Surfin' Band's "Surfer's Pajama Party". In 1963 came the first collaboration with his friend Terry Melcher (Doris Day's son), a mostly instrumental covers album credited to the Hot Doggers.