The Moonray's is a Grand Rapids, Michigan band that plays Instrumental Surf, Rock & Blues with Incredible Vintage Tone. But this ain't the Beachboys; this is classic surf songs like Miserlou, Pipeline, Mr. Moto, Apache, Rumble & Penetration. Members of The Moonray's have played literally thousands of live shows and opened for B.B. King, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Johnny Winter, Edgar Winter, Charlie Daniels & Kansas. Check us out when your around Grand Rapids, Michigan.  

Here's some of the songs we play live...
 
Penetration
Pipeline
Miserlou
Apache
Baja
Movin’
Exodus
Mr. Moto
University Boulevard 
Walk, Don’t Run
Rumble
Wipe Out
Lonely Surfer
Crossroads
Gimme Shelter
Greensleeves
Lonely One
Cinnamon Girl
Avenger
Paint It Black
Eleanor Rigby
Lay, Lady, Lay
Spudnik
Blues Theme
Ghost Riders in the Sky
Hey Little Girl
Johnny B. Goode
The Blues in C
Let’s get this party started
James Bond Theme: “Shaken, Not Stirred”
End of the World
Every Breath You Take
Mercy 
I.C. the blues
Blues Shuffle
Papa Boom
Lay Down Sally
Tequila
Honky Tonk Woman
The Passenger
Peter Gunn Theme
Play with Fire
Scarborough Fair
Red River Rock
Rosie
Sleepwalk
Spanish Harlem
Sweet Jane
Sunshine of Your Love
Wicked Games
The Thrill is Gone
Trower Blues
Under My Thumb
To Know Him
Jupiter Joy
House of the Rising Sun
Dirge of Doom
New Rocket Boogie
Green Onions
Into the night...
Going down
Sultans of Swing
Slide-A-Roma
I'm Ready
Kansas City

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