The Beach Boys In Concert - The Beach Boys

Description: Genre: Rock - Classic Rock / Artist: The Beach Boys / Live / Audio CD released 2008-06-11 at Phantom Sound & Vision / ... more

The Beach Boys In Concert - The Beach Boys ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Sail on Sailor
2 Sloop John B
3 Trader
4 You Still Believe in Me
5 California Girls
6 Darlin'
7 Marcella
8 Caroline No
9 Leaving This Town
10 Heroes and Villains
11 Funky Pretty
12 Let the Wind Blow
13 Help Me, Rhonda
14 Surfer Girl
15 Wouldn't It Be Nice
16 We Got Love
17 Don't Worry Baby
18 Surfin' USA
19 Good Vibrations
20 Fun, Fun, Fun

Newest Review: ... from Blondie Chaplin this sounds a lot like the album version with it's tight harmonies. The Sloop John B here is one of ... more

... my favourite live versions of the song. It features Carl Wilson singing the first and third verses and Mike Love just where belongs on the second verse. This is a really good version of the song. Trader is a little known track from the Holland album. This is another Carl lead vocal and he sings it brilliantly. The subject matter here is the harsh treatment of the Native Americans by European settlers and traders. The harmonies come through very nicely in the quieter second section. You Still Believe In Me sees Al...more

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The Beach Boys In Concert - The Beach Boys: In Concert (1861 words)
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The Beach Boys In Concert is the only officially released recording of the Beach Boys most creative and adventurous live peak of the early 70's. This double album is a compilation of recordings from the tours of winter 1972 and summer 1973. With their time in the limelight as makers of hit singles and best selling albums mainly confined to the past and with Brian Wilson on the sidelines and out of action being a great live act was probably their only option if they were to remain as anything other than a nostalgia act. Fortunately they not only became a great live act, but under the guidance of Carl Wilson they were the best live band in the world bar none. ... Read the complete review