1. They are the best vocal harmony group in my life time. There are many great harmony groups, BeeGees, Overlays, Righteous Bros, Temps, Tops ... but it's the Beach Boys they are compared to
They were the soundtrack of summer for decades and wrote so many fun and good time songs, I can't imagine the 60s or 70s without them on the radio. Bryan Wilson was a genius and was the one most behind classic albums that influenced everyone, including the Beatles. They even made us old hippies and metal heads smile! Try In My Room for a slice of their genius. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
This old hippie agrees! Beach Boys made us smile. I remember going to a car show back around 65 with Dad. Very exciting to see the actual "Little Deuce Coupe!"
The music of The Beach Boys always brings the joy. The harmonies are so beautiful and clear. Very uplifting. My Daddy loves them and I was raised listening to their music. I love how the song praises all different kinds of women, and in so many words says "No offense, all of you girls are great. But we're sticking with our homegirls from Cali". 😆
Beach Boys Mike Love and Brian Wilson wrote this song celebrating the women of California. Along with surfing and cars, girls were a common topic in many of The Beach Boys songs, and part of the California mythos that was so enticing to young people in other parts of America. Wilson wrote the music, and Love came up with the lyrics. Regarding his way with words, Love told us: "Ever since I can remember I've always been intrigued by poetry and literature. So that's always been something that I've immersed myself in since childhood. I'd always get really good grades in English literature and American literature and all that kind of thing. Whereas my math skills weren't exactly upgraded." (Here's our full interview with Mike Love.) Brian Wilson said of this song when he spoke to Goldmine in 2011: "I came up the introduction first. I'm still really proud of that introduction. It has a classical feel. I wrote the song 'California Girls' in the same key as the introduction. It took me some time. I wanted to write a song that had a traditional country and western left hand piano riff, like an old country song from the early '50s. I wanted to get something that had kind of a jumpy feeling to it in the verses." Structurally, this uses a contrasting verse-chorus form. >> Lead vocals on this song were by Mike Love, but you can also hear Bruce Johnston on the track along with Brian Wilson, Carl Wilson, Dennis Wilson and Al Jardine. Johnston was brought in to tour with the group when Brian Wilson decided to stay off the road, and this was his first vocal appearance on a Beach Boys song. Drummer Hal Blaine and bass player Carol Kaye played on this. They were two of the first-call Los Angeles studio musicians known for working with Phil Spector and playing on many hits of the era. According to Kaye, Brian Wilson, who was himself a bass player, always had the bass parts written out for her, and "California Girls" was the only song where she was able to get a lick in that Brian didn't write. She says the bass part is reminiscent of a country song called "Tumbling Tumbleweeds." Other musicians to play on this track include: Jerry Cole - guitar Billy Strange - guitar Howard Roberts - guitar Lyle Ritz - acoustic bass Leon Russell - piano Al DeLory - organ Steven Kreisman - saxophone Jay Migliori - saxophone Jack Nimitz - saxophone Roy Caton - trumpet Frank Capp - vibraphone
@@randytorres8211 Have you seen the movie called the wrecking crew it’s a wonderful great movie it was done by the son of ….. I can’t remember his name now anyway it’s a great movie
Actually, this isn't "celebrating the women of California"... It's celebrating the women from all over the U.S.A., and wishing they could all be in California.
tight harmonies is what the Beach Boys were known for. not just harmonies, but blood harmonies. when people who are closely related, like the Beach Boys were: brothers plus a cousin and a friend, you get spectacular harmonies. add to that the creative force of Brian Wilson behind it and you get unforgettable songs that are very easy on the ears.
Sad but true. Like that "Chaise longue" rubbish for instance. It's like people developed an allergy to melody and harmony. Or maybe it's just become old-fashioned. Postmodernism I guess.
Man, that intro is just one of the greatest musical phrases I've ever heard. I could listen to it over and over again, so addictive. Apparently that was the first melody that came into Brian Wilson's head after he'd been dropping acid for the first time. He had to go through an excessive phase of childhood trauma flashbacks first after it had kicked in though.
California Girls was one of the Beach Boys' biggest hits, & that's saying A LOT!!! God Only Knows is my favorite. Wouldn't It Be Nice, In My Room, & the iconic Good Vibrations, & even Kokomo, from 1988, are also among the greatest of the BBs. Almost all their songs are great!!! And now that you've heard this, you should listen to The Beatles' song, Back In The USSR. That rocking song was Paul's tribute to Brian Wilson & the Beach Boys, & the inspiration he received from California Girls is easy to spot!! Listen & enjoy!!!
Yes, Back in the USSR would be a great follow up. Especially considering it was written during the Cold War when the Soviets were isolated behind the Iron Curtain
Just love this song and vibe from the Beach Boys...makes me feel very nostalgic. Lex getting her groove on with pure joy is priceless. Thanks for this fun reaction guys😊
Possibly the most glorious opening in the history of pop/rock music. The genius of Brian Wilson. FINALLY got a smile out of Brad. Only THE BEACH BOYS could do that! Next, do "The Little Girl I Once Knew," from the same era. Great song structure!
I can't begin to tell you how damn jealous of you I am lol. I was born in 85, grew up in a boring small town in the middle of nowhere, I can't even fathom how awesome that would have been to get to experience that era and culture firsthand like that.
Exactly. I've always said they worked insanely hard to make their music sound so clean and effortless. It almost feels like it just came into existence out of thin air, but behind the scenes, they put so much effort and thought into every single aspect of their sound.
They were about 10 yrs before my time.. but damn.. driving from my home down to the SoCal beaches with my friends? The Beach Boys on the car stereo were downright MANDATORY!
One of the greatest, happiest songs of all time. I also live in California and agree - I wish all those beautiful women from around the country and world were here! There are a lot of lovely women here already, but still, a garden can never have too many flowers.
One of the top 2 or 3 introductions in rock history. It puts you on the coast and the beaches. An incredible creation. It transport us to a place and time. No samples... no pitch correction... no software effects... real drums and guitars... real music.
It was as good as music could get when all their music first came out. I had just gotten a transistor radio when the Beach Boys came out and this song was certainly a favorite for everyone! Just some good ‘ole wholesome music!
It's a feel good ode to the ladies we love! I was born and raised and always lived in coastal Southern California......and grew up hearing The Beach Boys....they hit home for me!
I know there not everyone’s cup of tea, but the beach boys were so unique in many ways, the vocal harmonies, the arrangements, the melodies, in some ways they really were in a league of their own. If you could bottle sunshine into a song, you’d get the beach boys.
Good to see Lex getting so much joy from this, imagine what it was like back in 1965 when I was 18 we would spend all day surfing then off to the Surf Club dances in the evening ,Australia was a great place to grow up and the Beach Boys music how good it was. Peace out.
The guys in red and/or orange are all brothers. The short guy in white, Hal, toured with lead composer Brian Wilson until retirement as did his son who would hit the high notes live.
I love your comments Lex! Somehow you always find a way to express exactly what is in my heart that I cannot seem to articulate . God Bless you, Brad and your baby. I'm sure He has beaten us all to those prayers.
loved the surf board and hot rod car at the end... they always sounded more like a 50s band to me, but did some good songs. of course California is populated by girls FROM the other states, and guys too; at one time it was a middle class dream. FYI the band used the (Wrecking Crew studio musicians) for their albums, by choice, even though though they were talented enough to play.
Taking a trip with my family as a 10yr old going from Texas to Estes Park, Colorado in the summer of 65" when this song came on the radio and we all heard it for the first time!
Two of The Beach Boys grew up in the city I lived in, and went to my High school. Definitely talked about, and a legacy amongst the teachers who were still teaching there when I attended. The shared some pretty funny stories. Needless to say. I am a Beach Boys fan.
Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth covered this song in the mid-eighties. But in order to do it right, he actually had the Beach Boys themselves sing on it.
When Pink Floyd were making The Wall Roger had feeler out to get The Beach Boys to do some backing vocals. It didn't pan out, so they got other guys to sing Beach Boys type vocals on the album.
While in India Paul McCartney was writing Back In The USSR, apparently Mike Love suggested he use "girls" as a hook, and hence the Beach Boys sound (California Girls) and the reference to Ukraine, Moscow and Georgia girls.
If you can find the accapella version of this song, then listen to the fade-out. West coast doo-wop at its best!! Glad you like my boys, the Beach Boys!
The Beach Boys pre dated the BI and kept their swagger all thru it. They were the tops in American Pop\Rock with only The Four Seasons in their class for all the 1960's.
Check out little surfer girl. When I saw my daughters ultrasound and they showed her 10 little toes, the Dr said something about her being ready to surf. Funny thing is we are from Minnesota, but that song always gets me now😁
Brian Douglas Wilson (Inglewood, California, 20 de junio de 1942) es un músico, compositor y productor estadounidense y miembro fundador del grupo The Beach Boys. Dentro del grupo, además de actuar como vocalista, también desarrolló los roles de productor y arreglista. Después de firmar con Capitol Records a mediados de 1962, Wilson compuso y coescribió más de dos docenas de éxitos para el grupo que entraron en el top 40 de las listas de sencillos de los Estados Unidos.
My mom was a bit of a jet setter . She was dating the drummer and my father around the same time I was born in 1966 so this would have been around the same time as the video. Sometimes when I got sick of the winter . I'd think I could have been om a sunny beach right now . She said He was a great guy But she fell for My Father & She didn't want to have fan girls constantly throwing themselves at Him. I did get to meet them as a teenager after a concert. very friendly bunch of Guys
The Beach Boys sound just plain good. That’s what Lex was hearing. The melodies, harmonies and arrangement. Seamless.
Yup, just feel good music.
1. They are the best vocal harmony group in my life time. There are many great harmony groups, BeeGees, Overlays, Righteous Bros, Temps, Tops ... but it's the Beach Boys they are compared to
Bright harmonies and catchy strings. So many iconic sounds from those guys.
There aren't any strings in the mix. All kinds of guitars, drums, and keyboards.
Their harmonies where brilliant!
They basically combined Doo-wop music with Rock N Roll and came up with a winner.
Brad & Lex, you’ll love their “Help Me Rhonda”, “Barbara Ann” and “Little Deuce Coupe”!!!
They were the soundtrack of summer for decades and wrote so many fun and good time songs, I can't imagine the 60s or 70s without them on the radio. Bryan Wilson was a genius and was the one most behind classic albums that influenced everyone, including the Beatles. They even made us old hippies and metal heads smile! Try In My Room for a slice of their genius. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
This old hippie agrees! Beach Boys made us smile. I remember going to a car show back around 65 with Dad. Very exciting to see the actual "Little Deuce Coupe!"
Also God Only Knows and Surf’s Up.
The music of The Beach Boys always brings the joy. The harmonies are so beautiful and clear. Very uplifting. My Daddy loves them and I was raised listening to their music. I love how the song praises all different kinds of women, and in so many words says "No offense, all of you girls are great. But we're sticking with our homegirls from Cali". 😆
No, he's saying he wishes they ALL could be in California.
@@mournblade1066 You must be really fun at parties. 😆
@@loristone9242 What makes you say that? I mean, I've certainly never been accused of being boring.
I don't think Brad needs anything for Christmas, he's got Lex. 🙂
Yes he has
LEX
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her laugh and giggle are infectious.
These guys were in their early 20’s laying down these kinds of sophisticated harmonies and memorable tunes. Amazing.
The goofy looking bass player is one of the most gifted musical geniuses the world has ever seen
Nothing like happy positive beach vibes
Beach Boys Mike Love and Brian Wilson wrote this song celebrating the women of California. Along with surfing and cars, girls were a common topic in many of The Beach Boys songs, and part of the California mythos that was so enticing to young people in other parts of America.
Wilson wrote the music, and Love came up with the lyrics. Regarding his way with words, Love told us: "Ever since I can remember I've always been intrigued by poetry and literature. So that's always been something that I've immersed myself in since childhood. I'd always get really good grades in English literature and American literature and all that kind of thing. Whereas my math skills weren't exactly upgraded." (Here's our full interview with Mike Love.)
Brian Wilson said of this song when he spoke to Goldmine in 2011: "I came up the introduction first. I'm still really proud of that introduction. It has a classical feel. I wrote the song 'California Girls' in the same key as the introduction. It took me some time. I wanted to write a song that had a traditional country and western left hand piano riff, like an old country song from the early '50s. I wanted to get something that had kind of a jumpy feeling to it in the verses."
Structurally, this uses a contrasting verse-chorus form. >>
Lead vocals on this song were by Mike Love, but you can also hear Bruce Johnston on the track along with Brian Wilson, Carl Wilson, Dennis Wilson and Al Jardine. Johnston was brought in to tour with the group when Brian Wilson decided to stay off the road, and this was his first vocal appearance on a Beach Boys song.
Drummer Hal Blaine and bass player Carol Kaye played on this. They were two of the first-call Los Angeles studio musicians known for working with Phil Spector and playing on many hits of the era. According to Kaye, Brian Wilson, who was himself a bass player, always had the bass parts written out for her, and "California Girls" was the only song where she was able to get a lick in that Brian didn't write. She says the bass part is reminiscent of a country song called "Tumbling Tumbleweeds."
Other musicians to play on this track include:
Jerry Cole - guitar
Billy Strange - guitar
Howard Roberts - guitar
Lyle Ritz - acoustic bass
Leon Russell - piano
Al DeLory - organ
Steven Kreisman - saxophone
Jay Migliori - saxophone
Jack Nimitz - saxophone
Roy Caton - trumpet
Frank Capp - vibraphone
Sir were those all part of the wrecking crew ??
@@stevensprunger3422 from what I was able to find some of the musicians were official members of the Wrecking Crew.
@@randytorres8211
Have you seen the movie called the wrecking crew it’s a wonderful great movie it was done by the son of
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I can’t remember his name now anyway it’s a great movie
Actually, this isn't "celebrating the women of California"... It's celebrating the women from all over the U.S.A., and wishing they could all be in California.
@@mr.knowitall6440
Back in the USSR by the Beatles
tight harmonies is what the Beach Boys were known for. not just harmonies, but blood harmonies. when people who are closely related, like the Beach Boys were: brothers plus a cousin and a friend, you get spectacular harmonies. add to that the creative force of Brian Wilson behind it and you get unforgettable songs that are very easy on the ears.
It’s all about the harmonies and melody, that’s what Lex picked up on. It’s strange how most modern music lost those fundamental elements
Sad but true. Like that "Chaise longue" rubbish for instance. It's like people developed an allergy to melody and harmony. Or maybe it's just become old-fashioned. Postmodernism I guess.
Brian Wilson is a musical genius. His ability to write harmonies is second-to-none. Even the Beach Boys' early stuff is filled with amazing harmonies.
Man, that intro is just one of the greatest musical phrases I've ever heard. I could listen to it over and over again, so addictive. Apparently that was the first melody that came into Brian Wilson's head after he'd been dropping acid for the first time. He had to go through an excessive phase of childhood trauma flashbacks first after it had kicked in though.
California Girls was one of the Beach Boys' biggest hits, & that's saying A LOT!!! God Only Knows is my favorite. Wouldn't It Be Nice, In My Room, & the iconic Good Vibrations, & even Kokomo, from 1988, are also among the greatest of the BBs. Almost all their songs are great!!!
And now that you've heard this, you should listen to The Beatles' song, Back In The USSR. That rocking song was Paul's tribute to Brian Wilson & the Beach Boys, & the inspiration he received from California Girls is easy to spot!! Listen & enjoy!!!
Yes, Back in the USSR would be a great follow up. Especially considering it was written during the Cold War when the Soviets were isolated behind the Iron Curtain
Just love this song and vibe from the Beach Boys...makes me feel very nostalgic. Lex getting her groove on with pure joy is priceless. Thanks for this fun reaction guys😊
Possibly the most glorious opening in the history of pop/rock music. The genius of Brian Wilson. FINALLY got a smile out of Brad. Only THE BEACH BOYS could do that! Next, do "The Little Girl I Once Knew," from the same era. Great song structure!
Priceless classic pop song love The Beach Boys
As a guy who grew up in Southern California during the 70'a this song was like an anthem!
I can't begin to tell you how damn jealous of you I am lol. I was born in 85, grew up in a boring small town in the middle of nowhere, I can't even fathom how awesome that would have been to get to experience that era and culture firsthand like that.
Ha ha a guy growing up on the beaches in Sydney Australia in the 60’s had exactly the same feeling. The sounds of summer ☀️🏄♀️
😂 i’m dyin here Miss Lex 🤣 those harmonies are joyus.
The Beach Boys sound seems simple - but it was very sophisticated for the time - with the change ups - harmonies - and melodies.
Exactly. I've always said they worked insanely hard to make their music sound so clean and effortless. It almost feels like it just came into existence out of thin air, but behind the scenes, they put so much effort and thought into every single aspect of their sound.
They were about 10 yrs before my time.. but damn.. driving from my home down to the SoCal beaches with my friends? The Beach Boys on the car stereo were downright MANDATORY!
Lex is a bundle of joy carrying a bundle of joy. Happy holiday kids. 😎
Love the beach boys. Especially the car/hotrod stuff!
A mysterious girl yes you are Lex and we love you for being just you. Beautiful, funny and sweet. You are what we call a free spirit, a hippie girl.
So good. Not just poppy, but ultra-musical.
One of the greatest, happiest songs of all time. I also live in California and agree - I wish all those beautiful women from around the country and world were here! There are a lot of lovely women here already, but still, a garden can never have too many flowers.
Not anymore they are now all tats piercings and unfeminine …..
You guys are absolutely wonderful and the big boys harmonies are the best thank you
One of the top 2 or 3 introductions in rock history. It puts you on the coast and the beaches. An incredible creation. It transport us to a place and time. No samples... no pitch correction... no software effects... real drums and guitars... real music.
My first concert EVER was the Beach Boys 1990 or 91. Outstanding.
“You’re So Good To Me” is another classic by the Boys. It’s harmonic overdrive.
Totally brings back the memories of wearing out the 8 track of the Endless Summer album driving around in my dad's old Ford.
Lex's amusement is infectious.
It was as good as music could get when all their music first came out. I had just gotten a transistor radio when the Beach Boys came out and this song was certainly a favorite for everyone! Just some good ‘ole wholesome music!
Loved them in the 60s and still love them today. An American Icon!
It's a feel good ode to the ladies we love!
I was born and raised and always lived in coastal Southern California......and grew up hearing The Beach Boys....they hit home for me!
The Beach boys “California girls”
inspired the Beatles to write
“back in the USSR”
Take a listen to that you guys
I know there not everyone’s cup of tea, but the beach boys were so unique in many ways, the vocal harmonies, the arrangements, the melodies, in some ways they really were in a league of their own. If you could bottle sunshine into a song, you’d get the beach boys.
Happy Birthday Dennis Wilson. This is one of the greatest songs of all time.
the "hot potato" remark was a pretty great way to describe those classic beach boys harmonies! it DOES tickle your ears lol
Adorable. Perfect song for you Lex. Such a vibe right.
Love those happy days! It's contagious. Such a wonderful vibe and gorgeous harmonies painting pictures. It just sounds like the beach should be.
Good to see Lex getting so much joy from this, imagine what it was like back in 1965 when I was 18 we would spend all day surfing then off to the Surf Club dances in the evening ,Australia was a great place to grow up and the Beach Boys music how good it was. Peace out.
The guys in red and/or orange are all brothers. The short guy in white, Hal, toured with lead composer Brian Wilson until retirement as did his son who would hit the high notes live.
I recommend checking out David Lee Roth's cover of this song. It's quite faithful to the original and quite alot of fun
YUCK
Fun was Dave's middle name! He had kerazma.
I Grew up listening to the Beach Boys from when I was a little girl and My parents listened to them and I still do Now!...I Love them!!
I love your comments Lex! Somehow you always find a way to express exactly what is in my heart that I cannot seem to articulate . God Bless you, Brad and your baby. I'm sure He has beaten us all to those prayers.
this is by far the greatest reaction I've seen you two do...grooving on it
loved the surf board and hot rod car at the end...
they always sounded more like a 50s band to me, but did some good songs.
of course California is populated by girls FROM the other states, and guys too; at one time it was a middle class dream.
FYI the band used the (Wrecking Crew studio musicians) for their albums, by choice, even though though they were talented enough to play.
There's nothing better than seeing u guys having fun...that's what's its all about...
The genius of Brian Wilson. Innocence, before things got heavier. Influenced Everybody.
High energy Lex is a delight ❤
Wrecking Crew goodness here.
"California Dreaming" is my fav.
Memories, cruising Newport Beach, Huntington Beach surfing San Clemente and the girls,girls ,girls
Brad, even when you don't feel like dancing, Lex is gonna make sure that you do.
Lex is such a joy to watch. Brad you have one of a kind.
Simply put…their music is good and makes you feel like all is well with the world…a mellow feeling…escape 👍❤️❤️
At the end, left to right: Al Jardine (friend), Mike Love (cousin),
then the brothers Brian Wilson (composer), Dennis (surfer) and Carl.
OK, show of hands. Who else was thinking about 'passing a hot potato' (2:38)?
Lex, you're amazing!
The Beach Boys have an incredible vibe love seeing Lex happy…
The Beatles' Back in the USSR is a great parody of this song.
Taking a trip with my family as a 10yr old going from Texas to Estes Park, Colorado in the summer of 65" when this song came on the radio and we all heard it for the first time!
My parents listened to them for years. They are so good, some good shows about them on TV.
You guys are so amazing enthusiasm 100% love it that you give the Beach boys some air time
Two of The Beach Boys grew up in the city I lived in, and went to my High school. Definitely talked about, and a legacy amongst the teachers who were still teaching there when I attended. The shared some pretty funny stories. Needless to say. I am a Beach Boys fan.
David Lee Roth did a cover of this!
Lex you are tooo funny
Lex just be having fun bruh, we can learn from her! I hope y'all are monetized and paid well because you two really give us pure entertainment.
Thanks for the smiles.
Lex, you pick up on the spirit of the act so fast! Good on you!
So funny how you remember songs sometimes, I could swear it at a little faster tempo,lol. Thanks Brad and Lex
The best beach boys song...as a Cali girl..my older sisters played this often.....
..."Class of 76"...I agree with surlechapeau...Help me Rhonda...Barbara Ann...Little Deuce Coupe...
Love Barbara Ann!
It's brilliant when Lex gets into a track. That was fun I was singing along
You guys are great! And I love this reaction as I do all of your reactions!
Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth covered this song in the mid-eighties. But in order to do it right, he actually had the Beach Boys themselves sing on it.
such a fun sing a long song
Lex will love 💕 Good Vibrations do that one next!! Lots more too from these guys so keep em coming
When Pink Floyd were making The Wall Roger had feeler out to get The Beach Boys to do some backing vocals. It didn't pan out, so they got other guys to sing Beach Boys type vocals on the album.
Musical hot potato is such a great description. Lex has such deep insights
Classic
lex is definitely a mysterious girl 😘
While in India Paul McCartney was writing Back In The USSR, apparently Mike Love suggested he use "girls" as a hook, and hence the Beach Boys sound (California Girls) and the reference to Ukraine, Moscow and Georgia girls.
If you can find the accapella version of this song, then listen to the fade-out. West coast doo-wop at its best!! Glad you like my boys, the Beach Boys!
This is one of the best surf rock band ever!
I remember this song at the roller rink,oh the fun back then,good pick 🤗♥️😅 thanks
The Beach Boys pre dated the BI and kept their swagger all thru it. They were the tops in American Pop\Rock with only The Four Seasons in their class for all the
1960's.
beach boys, jan and dean, jimmy buffett, all made the summers of the 60/s the best in history.
I'm so glad I was born inthe 50's , to grow up listening to and loving music like this. (The Police had a song called "Born In The 50's "
California lifestyle in the 1960’s via The Beach Boys......a great time to be a kid in So Cal......not so much today unfortunately
Summertime song.
If you're looking for THE quintessential Beach Boys song, this is it.
Check out little surfer girl. When I saw my daughters ultrasound and they showed her 10 little toes, the Dr said something about her being ready to surf. Funny thing is we are from Minnesota, but that song always gets me now😁
Brian Douglas Wilson (Inglewood, California, 20 de junio de 1942) es un músico, compositor y productor estadounidense y miembro fundador del grupo The Beach Boys. Dentro del grupo, además de actuar como vocalista, también desarrolló los roles de productor y arreglista. Después de firmar con Capitol Records a mediados de 1962, Wilson compuso y coescribió más de dos docenas de éxitos para el grupo que entraron en el top 40 de las listas de sencillos de los Estados Unidos.
Brian Wilson wrote this song on his first LSD trip.
Please give their song ...
"Fun, Fun, Fun" a listen. It's a rocker in the style of Chuck Berry. Those 5 part harmonies are so iconic!
Thanks!
The lead singer Mike Love is the NBA player Kevin Love's uncle. His father Stan Love played in the NBA for a few years in the 1970's.
Too good!
Love your channel.
My mom was a bit of a jet setter . She was dating the drummer and my father around the same time I was born in 1966 so this would have been around the same time as the video. Sometimes when I got sick of the winter . I'd think I could have been om a sunny beach right now . She said He was a great guy But she fell for My Father & She didn't want to have fan girls constantly throwing themselves at Him. I did get to meet them as a teenager after a concert. very friendly bunch of Guys