I heard "Stevie" first in the Trinidad Cassette and this version is much more clear and "better produced(?)" Thanks for sharing this with us. I love peeling back layers of The Beach Boys through the good times and the difficult. The Wilson Brothers, Al, and the cousin have been the heart of the band I've felt so close to my entire life. They have come a long way from my first listen to "Shut Down" in 1963 and they have remained my Favorite Group for a life time!
Great edit great mix. Brian and Dennis prob the two most talented and brilliant in the group. Brian has many unreleased tracks. You are so kind to put this up and a master.
@@TheChadTI In a funny way I could see Carl writing completely different but still good music should he not have been inspired by his siblings (mainly brian). Feel flows is one of my favorites by the group
I had not thought of it that way. But, upon rehearing "Stevie" I heard "Love You" coming through loud and clear. Maybe a little touch of "Airplane" can be noticed here. Great insight on your part. Thank you!
I never gave much thought to these sessions because the name "The Cocaine Sessions" doesn't make me think of quality. Turns out I was missing out on one of Brian's best unreleased songs
The video eludes to the song being a part of the "Cocaine Sessions" which I am unsure of... that being said these sessions will probably not get an official release or be on a box set due to the scenario created in which Brian and Dennis sat in a room eating burgers and doing coke, the fact that it's only 2/5 members and only known through drugs (sadly) it will most likely not be released or won't be any time soon
On TH-cam there are multiple versions of the cocaine sessions differing by quality... I suggest the one that shortens and refines the sound to center it around the songs
@@haroldbailey9011 of course!! The video im talking about is by a user named "Skye" on TH-cam the video is about 18 minutes long, I can link it if you need it but I think it'll be 3rd when you search cocaine sessions
Very interesting outtake. Is this a song written for Stevie Nicks to record with Fleetwood Mac, or is it about Brian having a secret crush on Stevie Nicks? The room/mix sounds similar to the Dennis "My Dianne" demo, and the "Cocaine Sessions" legend is a little flaky on when/where these songs were recorded.
Pretty sure I read he nailed Stevie. Not that it’s anything to write home about... the number of people the two of them nailed rivals any porn pair I’m sure 😎 I say it with love
@@danielfleming9630 So true. Check out "Keep it warm" by the Turtles members Flo & Eddie. Great tune and the Beach Boys vibe is very obvious - there's even a good vibration quote in it.
@@Blinki18284 nice! This is my first time hearing that song, I really vibe with it. I’m a turtles fan but have yet to check out much of the post-breakup music. Mark Volman actually used to hang around in the crew of musicians that Brian Wilson associated with circa 1966, but apparently Volman doesn’t like to talk much about it according to an interview. There are a couple photos of them together.
One of the best unreleased songs from Brian Wilson.
Came for the song; stayed for the blow.
It's really something the way their voices blend so harmoniously together in typical Beach Boys fashion thanks to Brian's Four Freshmen influence. 😂 😅
How did you manage to make it sound so good?
I never heard any of this session in such a good quality.
feels like it has more reverb
I heard "Stevie" first in the Trinidad Cassette and this version is much more clear and "better produced(?)" Thanks for sharing this with us. I love peeling back layers of The Beach Boys through the good times and the difficult. The Wilson Brothers, Al, and the cousin have been the heart of the band I've felt so close to my entire life. They have come a long way from my first listen to "Shut Down" in 1963 and they have remained my Favorite Group for a life time!
This would've been a hit if released
Great edit great mix. Brian and Dennis prob the two most talented and brilliant in the group. Brian has many unreleased tracks. You are so kind to put this up and a master.
Carl is team MVP as far as performance and execution but Brian and Dennis are the artists.
@@TheChadTI In a funny way I could see Carl writing completely different but still good music should he not have been inspired by his siblings (mainly brian). Feel flows is one of my favorites by the group
Carl’s solo albums in the 80s are surprisingly bland, which is unfortunate.
I only know the Saint Etienne cover version. This is great though. Love You vibes.
I had not thought of it that way. But, upon rehearing "Stevie" I heard "Love You" coming through loud and clear. Maybe a little touch of "Airplane" can be noticed here. Great insight on your part. Thank you!
I never gave much thought to these sessions because the name "The Cocaine Sessions" doesn't make me think of quality. Turns out I was missing out on one of Brian's best unreleased songs
this got stuck in my head over and over
This song is so damn catchy
Thank you for the upload
This is extremely nice!!!!
Beautiful 🥰🥰😢
it's okay, come inside my mind
you might be surprised what you find
Shud ab been a hit....stevie Nicks
Is this 1981? Brian sounds good here.
I’m also curious is this is the right year… it sounds like it could’ve been around the Adult/Child era
this is a cool tune, i had never heard it before
Should have been toppermost of the poppermost
この頃のStevie Nicks 可愛かった。
Amazing. Never heard this. Anymore from these sessions? And what possible box set would this be released on in the future?
The video eludes to the song being a part of the "Cocaine Sessions" which I am unsure of... that being said these sessions will probably not get an official release or be on a box set due to the scenario created in which Brian and Dennis sat in a room eating burgers and doing coke, the fact that it's only 2/5 members and only known through drugs (sadly) it will most likely not be released or won't be any time soon
On TH-cam there are multiple versions of the cocaine sessions differing by quality... I suggest the one that shortens and refines the sound to center it around the songs
@@nickb5371 which one would that be? Btw thank you so much for your response
@@haroldbailey9011 of course!! The video im talking about is by a user named "Skye" on TH-cam the video is about 18 minutes long, I can link it if you need it but I think it'll be 3rd when you search cocaine sessions
This isn't actually from the Cocaine sessions.
Very interesting outtake. Is this a song written for Stevie Nicks to record with Fleetwood Mac, or is it about Brian having a secret crush on Stevie Nicks? The room/mix sounds similar to the Dennis "My Dianne" demo, and the "Cocaine Sessions" legend is a little flaky on when/where these songs were recorded.
Brian wrote it and it indeed is about him having a crush on Nicks. Dennis also produced the track.
Is Mike Love suing Brian for writing credits on this song too?
F Love !
Don't give Mike any ideas! 😆
only on the hits
In fact he wrote this, i would like to see Mick Jagger writing about celebrities.
You guys are absolutely childish, 35 likes for this racist republican, sad.
Dennis, Christine is your girlfriend, get it sraight.
That never stopped Dennis...
Besides... this is Brian, not Dennis. I though Brian was the one who liked Stevie
@@morrits3969 Dennis had a few shots at Stevie too
Pretty sure I read he nailed Stevie. Not that it’s anything to write home about... the number of people the two of them nailed rivals any porn pair I’m sure 😎 I say it with love
😄😄😄
It's propably been inspired by The Turtles 'Elenore'
Ironically, Elenore was heavily inspired by The Beach Boys and was kind of a pastiche that ended up being a huge hit
@@danielfleming9630 So true. Check out "Keep it warm" by the Turtles members Flo & Eddie. Great tune and the Beach Boys vibe is very obvious - there's even a good vibration quote in it.
@@Blinki18284 nice! This is my first time hearing that song, I really vibe with it. I’m a turtles fan but have yet to check out much of the post-breakup music. Mark Volman actually used to hang around in the crew of musicians that Brian Wilson associated with circa 1966, but apparently Volman doesn’t like to talk much about it according to an interview. There are a couple photos of them together.
eh.....
what is with the absurd flanging going on
It’s a bootleg, there is literally no higher quality version.