It's really the preservation of the voices which is most surprising, to look at it in the most general way. Most pop singers lose their voices completely by this age.
More like with the help of ONE! of the two guys in the back. His name is Jeff Foskett who has been a loyal band member for The Beach Boys and Brian for over 30 years. Notice and look closely the other guy is not even singing other than Jeff it's all being done by them! learn to tell the difference before posting!
the only one in the back who sings is Jeff Fosket, aniway, the only one who can't hit high notes anymore in Brian Wilson, because of all the pills, the medicines, and the phisic problems which interested also his voice, he was the "falsetto singer" in the Beach Boys, but for his voice problems in his concerts he sings the "Mike Love vocal parts", aniway, Al Jardine, Bruce Johnston and David Marks can perfectly sing the high notes in the chorus part, as you can see.
@@zebunker "Everybody's gone surfin'". ABSOLUTELY everybody. No exceptions. No sick notes from their moms. No excuses of any kind. They've all gone. The Beach Boys are ace.
The Beach Boys are so important. Let’s all thank god they exist and that they have blessed us with their music and brought us happiness and will do so forever. Because great music never dies.
In 1969 all my friends wanted to listen to Hendrix, Led Zep, Neil Young. But there was a Beach Boys album, I said, "I like this!" In November '74 I saw them in Mad Sq Garden (thinking they were over). Their second song was "Catch A Wave" - the whole Garden stood up and sang along the whole song. To a Beach Boys song I thought was 2nd level. Boy, did it feel good being right.
Don't they sound just great after all these years? I had the privilege of watching them live in Sacramento in 1964. They performed twice. I'm not sure if the one I attended was the one they recorded for The Beach Boys Live album, but even if I wasn't, it might as well have been because I'm sure they sounded the same both times. Oddly, however, the thing that remained with me the most from that performance was seeing Mike Love bathed in green light while he sang, "I was working in the lab late one night when I eyes beheld an eerie sight, for my monster from his slab began to rise, and suddenly to my surprise . . . he did the mash, he did the Monster Mash. . . ."
Great musicians are influenced buy other great musicians, the opening riff of Johnny B Goode, sounds similar to Louis Jordans 40s song , Aint That Just Like a Woman.
@@mamaral77 not an influence, The Beach Boys took the ‘Sweet Little Sixteen’ melody as a tribute to Chuck but he sued and they agreed to give him part of the royalties and to cite him as co-writer
Al Jardine looks like he's enjoying himself. Al was the most underrated member of the Beach Boys, in my opinion. Besides his talent, he kept the group together when the shit hit the fan. He put up with a lot but I think he stayed because he truly loved the music!
I wasn't around in 1964 nor would I be for another 25 years but from what I've seen, Beach Boys have only lost small slivers of their voices. They truly are an amazing band and it's a great feeling to be living in the same time period as them.
Just astonishing. I never ever get tired of listening to the Beach Boys, then or now. Al should have his guitar, you can see he's playing anyway from pure muscle memory, every chord must be etched in his brain from playing it so many times. I am so glad people still love these guys, and so happy that i was around to listen to their songs growing up and growing old.
Bloody fantastic , the voices are still there and so is the songs energy that they brought forth .... .........forever young boys. from a fan down under, good old Australia. We love you .
became aware of good music in the late 90's. My dad introduced me to Beach Boys, Elvis, The Beatles..... I reckon no band has ever reached the peak of harmony as the Beach Boys. Can't believe they still harmonise brilliantly together after all these years. And this is me watching this video for the 1st time ever in 2022
I watched the documentary today. I have to say, I was born in 63. And years later, today, I appreciate the The Beach Boys today after watching the documentary. I’m musically inclined myself. Just to myself. No need to be famous to be musically inclined 😊I love surfer girl. Thank you for bringing joy to my life.
Chills. Grew up listening to this with my grandad and I remeber just loving this song. I can say in my 22 years pf life this song had been played more times to me. Than any other song.
My favorite band! I was born Jan., 1954 and remember all their songs. I saw them in person in the summer of 1974 down at the Cape Cod, Mass. and their winter concert Jan., 1975 at the Boston Garden. All the band members were there (Carl & Dennis) and they had a wonderful brass section of trumpet, sax and trombone. Well balanced show including lots of flowers at the front top of the stage thate were thrown out to the audience. Lots of fun and everyone had fun. Everyone there was American and there was no hate.
I wish my grandmother was here to show her this. My love for these guys was birthed with her and has never died. I miss her terribly, but thanks to these wonderful men I have a huge selection of music to always take me back to jiving with her in her kitchen 💕
Holy shit!! I was expecting raspy voices or mid voice cracks while singing. But man was I wrong!!! They still got it!! After all this time!! That’s incredibly awesome!!! Great job guys!! 😲😲😲😲😎😎😎😎😎👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
They sound as good as they did 50 years ago when I first heard that record. Thank you Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Dennis Wilson (the only real beach boy), Carl and the rest of the guys. Brings a tear to my eye.
Beach Boys were my first cassette and they were with me for many days with my Panasonic Walkman lol (which seemed to be indestructible). Thank you for the many years of smiles and many years of memories!
Michael Langley Its live dumbass, Plus its not a sound studio.. They have one of the younger beach boys on the left that still has all singing skills with young guys in the back helping with the high parts. This song is 57 years old itself, they are in their late 70's or 80's
I'm SORRY! I am a Beach Boys fan since 1968 (I was born in 58') and my parents were musicians that had me singing since I was knee high to a grasshopper. When I was first introduced to the Beach Boy's (after listening to EVERY country song ever written!) I was HOOKED! I have sang these wonderful songs ever since with as much backup as I could muster. Even singing a lot of their songs karaoke style I was a hit not only for my spot on performances, (even with falsettos) but because it brought back some great times and great music to fans from all ages and genres. THIS studio performance was really, REALLY poor considering it was obvious that these guys were singing a GREAT #1 hit that they have sang, and been requested soooo many times that they are really tired of doing it. Com'on guy's! we really just want to go back and hear the great old sounds from days gone by. I know you all have new and exciting material that we can relate to, BUT it doesn't change the fact that your fame came from an era of surf rock that made you who you are. THANKS FOR ALL THE WONDERFUL MEMORIES, AND I FOR ONE WILL LISTEN TO ANYTHING YOU AS A GROUP, OR INDIVIDUALLY HAVE TO OFFER. (crying shame times change, and so does the audience) THANKS AGAIN!
Facts! All you have to do is look listen, to know they copied Chuck Berry. All the way to singing about the different cities. Plus, it's well known that white groups often ripped off black groups, with the exception of Buddy Holly. That man was amazing...
But the best part of the song is when Brian changed the melody by bringing it up during "Everybody's going surfing, Surfing USA." Much better than what Chuck wrote because Chuck couldn't go in that upward direction.
They still sound amazing 50+ years later... More than 1/2 a century I've made the Beach Boys a big part of the soundtrack of my youth and to this very day my love of this music has never diminished. If anything I've listened more trying to remember what I was doing in the endless summers of the 60s and 70s, this music is timeless.
This actually is auto-tuned I'm afraid. So is the official dvd release of the 2012 reunion tour. It wasn't autotuned if you were there live but it was "cleaned up" afterwards.
But what's important to note is that the band members themselves did not want the auto tune on there. It's the greedy producers of today that laid it on their vocals later on
Leyendas vivientes de la música. Que belleza. Gracias por compartir tan hermosa música. Ahhh... What a memories¡ Saludos desde la bahia de Tampa, Florida.
Translation: Living legends of music. That beauty. Thank you for sharing such beautiful music. Ahhh... What a memories! Greetings from Tampa Bay, Florida.
When I was younger, 55 now...I used to say why the hell does Mike Love always have to be different? The hats, the beard ect. Now I understand and think he was cool before his time. These guys are timeless. Glad to have known their music and they forever the are part of Americana.
My question is: How the hell did Brian Wilson come u with so many great songs that had just awesome harmonizing. Astounding!!! One of America's Rock and Rolls greatest song writers. Maybe even the best.
Yeah! :) Plus, it's not often 70 year old men can make a fashion statement. I went out and bought several of the styles of shirts they're wearing...and they weren't cheap either! :) Thomas Dean shirts and they are sooooo cool. :)
Sorry, but Mike HATE reminds me of fermenting waste! Brian, (Brain) is truly the brains of this group. Mike HATE'S father should have rolled over, and shot the @$$ on the wall! Sorry, too graphic? DEAL WITH IT! Mikey is the Bill Cosby of the music world! (Love to see Mikey spend 15 years in prison! steve
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Thank you very much.
This is a crap version of Chuck Berry's 'Sweet Little Sixteen' .
😂😂😂😂
I find it almost incredulous they still have the harmonies after all this time. Truly incredible!
It's really the preservation of the voices which is most surprising, to look at it in the most general way. Most pop singers lose their voices completely by this age.
Dove zea ea Tecla Smarzbellon
Especially Al Jardine. He was hitting the high notes on the chorus and was doing it every night when he and Brian were still touring.
They had a great back up band of great singers- Jardin is the only one that has a decent voice left
It’s always so satisfying to hear old musicians sing their old songs, and hear that they still got it
I'm only 24. But my grandparents raised me on these guys and other. This is so incredible that they can still sound this way after so long!
Just curious: What other bands were you raised on?
50 years later, and still sounding great.
Cari was the voice
Arguably sounding better
Jim Roveto debatable
I’m seriously blown away by how this song is played every freaking time better than the first time they pushed record.
Jim Roveto. Yeah. It does. This music is never old. Cheers from the other side of the pond
holy crap they still sound the same
With help from the guys at back who sing the high bits ....
More like with the help of ONE! of the two guys in the back. His name is Jeff Foskett who has been a loyal band member for The Beach Boys and Brian for over 30 years. Notice and look closely the other guy is not even singing other than Jeff it's all being done by them! learn to tell the difference before posting!
the only one in the back who sings is Jeff Fosket, aniway, the only one who can't hit high notes anymore in Brian Wilson, because of all the pills, the medicines, and the phisic problems which interested also his voice, he was the "falsetto singer" in the Beach Boys, but for his voice problems in his concerts he sings the "Mike Love vocal parts", aniway, Al Jardine, Bruce Johnston and David Marks can perfectly sing the high notes in the chorus part, as you can see.
Riccardo Condorelli o
FrankieBeans completely agree they sound the same
Just imagine if even one person in the USA had decided not to go surfin' at that time, this fantastic song would never have been written.
Incorrect. Some weird thinking. Perhaps get checked by a doctor.
@@zebunker "Everybody's gone surfin'". ABSOLUTELY everybody. No exceptions. No sick notes from their moms. No excuses of any kind. They've all gone. The Beach Boys are ace.
BB stole the music for this from Chuck Berry's Sweet Little Sixteen. He sued them and agreed to let them use it after they settled.
Everybody except Frank’s gone surfin’, surfin’ almost all the USA
Then nobody would be surfin’, surfin’ USA
Man he still has the voice
right i was like damn hestill has the voice.
Depression Which beach boy?
Sean Patchen ALL AT THE SAME TIME IN EVERY UNIVERSE
You guys realize this is autotuned a shit ton right?
The reunion concert at Chiba airfield was even worse for autotune. Why they did it i don't know.
The Beach Boys are so important. Let’s all thank god they exist and that they have blessed us with their music and brought us happiness and will do so forever. Because great music never dies.
In 1969 all my friends wanted to listen to Hendrix, Led Zep, Neil Young. But there was a Beach Boys album, I said, "I like this!" In November '74 I saw them in Mad Sq Garden (thinking they were over). Their second song was "Catch A Wave" - the whole Garden stood up and sang along the whole song. To a Beach Boys song I thought was 2nd level. Boy, did it feel good being right.
I’ say the black people they stole their songs from are more important
Don't they sound just great after all these years? I had the privilege of watching them live in Sacramento in 1964. They performed twice. I'm not sure if the one I attended was the one they recorded for The Beach Boys Live album, but even if I wasn't, it might as well have been because I'm sure they sounded the same both times. Oddly, however, the thing that remained with me the most from that performance was seeing Mike Love bathed in green light while he sang, "I was working in the lab late one night when I eyes beheld an eerie sight, for my monster from his slab began to rise,
and suddenly to my surprise . . . he did the mash, he did the Monster Mash. . . ."
After so many years later and still around. Their singing is still incredible. Proving they still got it.
Indeed! Still got it. Talent is eternal
@@sensational_cellar8606 I agree.
So awesome to see Brian doing well..
I thought he lost his mind on acid or something.
+My Labradors he's right. Brian is well. He's had treatment since then.
If that's doing well then I'd hate to see him when he's not so well
Brian looks very disoriented and miserable. Diseases of mental health are so difficult to treat.
I feel like Al Jardine is underrated.
Idk what it is about him I just like him haha.
Same I feel like he held them together the most
he left the band for a while to be a dentist
He’s the man.
Actually, he has made huge contributions to the band. If you watch stuff on Utube, he does lead so often.
Help Me Rhonda is pure gold. In many says I believe he has the best voice.
Brian Wilson.. a musical guru a legend...
brian critchley yeah, and I know one thing that legends never die
Unfortunately he stole this song from chuck berry
Great musicians are influenced buy other great musicians, the opening riff of Johnny B Goode, sounds similar to Louis Jordans 40s song , Aint That Just Like a Woman.
@@mamaral77 not an influence, The Beach Boys took the ‘Sweet Little Sixteen’ melody as a tribute to Chuck but he sued and they agreed to give him part of the royalties and to cite him as co-writer
@@francescoamendola6725 he didn’t steal nothing.
Al Jardine looks like he's enjoying himself. Al was the most underrated member of the Beach Boys, in my opinion. Besides his talent, he kept the group together when the shit hit the fan. He put up with a lot but I think he stayed because he truly loved the music!
Greatness transcends time.
Who can't but sing along with this.
Such harmonies. Perfect.
@Hello John how are you doing?
Woah this sounds just as good as it did when i was a kid!
I wasn't around in 1964 nor would I be for another 25 years but from what I've seen, Beach Boys have only lost small slivers of their voices. They truly are an amazing band and it's a great feeling to be living in the same time period as them.
Yeah, Brian looks thrilled to be there! LOL!
This is one of the happiest, most joyous songs ever made and just looks so SAD SAD SAD. The life inside his head has been rough.
He's a very sad person:'(
60guitarzan maybe because mike love is there ?
Depressed!?!
😂😂
If someone saw this who didn't know The Beach Boys, this would look so weird.
A bunch of old men singing just perfectly😂
This made me laugh, thanks!
Isnt this back in the usa by chuck berry
Fernando Gonzalez no, its sweet little sixteen
🙃
I think it sounds like there's some subtle pitch correction for mr love
They sound just as good today! The Beach Boys will ALWAYS be my favorite.
Just astonishing. I never ever get tired of listening to the Beach Boys, then or now. Al should have his guitar, you can see he's playing anyway from pure muscle memory, every chord must be etched in his brain from playing it so many times. I am so glad people still love these guys, and so happy that i was around to listen to their songs growing up and growing old.
Bloody fantastic , the voices are still there and so is the songs energy that they brought forth .... .........forever young boys. from a fan down under, good old Australia. We love you .
These guys are still one of my favourite bands
became aware of good music in the late 90's. My dad introduced me to Beach Boys, Elvis, The Beatles..... I reckon no band has ever reached the peak of harmony as the Beach Boys.
Can't believe they still harmonise brilliantly together after all these years. And this is me watching this video for the 1st time ever in 2022
I watched the documentary today. I have to say, I was born in 63. And years later, today, I appreciate the The Beach Boys today after watching the documentary. I’m musically inclined myself. Just to myself. No need to be famous to be musically inclined 😊I love surfer girl. Thank you for bringing joy to my life.
Chills. Grew up listening to this with my grandad and I remeber just loving this song. I can say in my 22 years pf life this song had been played more times to me. Than any other song.
thanks for a lifetime of great music, their songs always make me HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This makes me so happy, to see these old rockstars still kickin it. Just good vibes with The Beach Boys!
apart from Brian Wilson looking like he rlly doesn’t want to be there lol
These guys are timeless. Loved them back in the day and they still sound the same -awesome!!!!
My favorite band! I was born Jan., 1954 and remember all their songs. I saw them in person in the summer of 1974 down at the Cape Cod, Mass. and their winter concert Jan., 1975 at the Boston Garden. All the band members were there (Carl & Dennis) and they had a wonderful brass section of trumpet, sax and trombone. Well balanced show including lots of flowers at the front top of the stage thate were thrown out to the audience. Lots of fun and everyone had fun. Everyone there was American and there was no hate.
Legends , Legends.... greetings from Italy 👋
This is why I love music. Music is timeless. They sound absolutely fantastic.
Inmortales, THE BEACH BOYS... Lo mejor del rock and roll californiano de mediado de los 50's.
This rocks.
Who's still watching in 2024! Love these guys!
thumbs up man !
+Robbie Anderson me too... great old founder rock n roll
+Robbie Anderson i'm always listen them with joy!
I'm here.
great
Absolutelly wonderful, good songs never grow old,they become classics.
Yeagh Chuck Berry thinks so too. ''All over St Louis down to New Orleans all the cats gonna dance with sweet little 16. ''
I wish my grandmother was here to show her this. My love for these guys was birthed with her and has never died. I miss her terribly, but thanks to these wonderful men I have a huge selection of music to always take me back to jiving with her in her kitchen 💕
Holy shit!! I was expecting raspy voices or mid voice cracks while singing. But man was I wrong!!! They still got it!! After all this time!! That’s incredibly awesome!!! Great job guys!! 😲😲😲😲😎😎😎😎😎👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
They're Great1
Billy Mickel indeed!!
They sound as good as they did 50 years ago when I first heard that record. Thank you Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Dennis Wilson (the only real beach boy), Carl and the rest of the guys. Brings a tear to my eye.
Why is Dennis the only beach boy?? I think you mean the only surfer
Wow that's fantastic too hear and see classic always love all there songs ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Brian is clearly so stoked to be singing and sitting next to Mike Love.
amazing they still got it
Yup they still do
They still got it. Mad respect to this gentlemen and also the back up musicians at the back. Greta job!
the best band ever :) i love the music of them, that special cover "crocodile rock" is wonderful so perfect, they are amazing singers !!!
Amazing, they sound awesome, Real musicians
Beach Boys were my first cassette and they were with me for many days with my Panasonic Walkman lol (which seemed to be indestructible). Thank you for the many years of smiles and many years of memories!
Thanks Brian beautiful music
7 November 2018 the sound still be same very very good thank you 😘😘😘👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
Großartige Live-Unplugged-Version dieses Superklassikers! Danke sehr fürs Hochladen!
Fuck they sound great despite what time has done to them
Autotune works wonders doesnt it?
it might be attuned but i don't think they have much problem being in tune
69birdboy They would if it had to be applied.
Michael Langley Its live dumbass, Plus its not a sound studio.. They have one of the younger beach boys on the left that still has all singing skills with young guys in the back helping with the high parts. This song is 57 years old itself, they are in their late 70's or 80's
Autotune your ass dummy. You fart terribly on the Internet. It's live. No autotune here.
great job boys! i always loved you guys
I'm SORRY! I am a Beach Boys fan since 1968 (I was born in 58') and my parents were musicians that had me singing since I was knee high to a grasshopper. When I was first introduced to the Beach Boy's (after listening to EVERY country song ever written!) I was HOOKED! I have sang these wonderful songs ever since with as much backup as I could muster. Even singing a lot of their songs karaoke style I was a hit not only for my spot on performances, (even with falsettos) but because it brought back some great times and great music to fans from all ages and genres. THIS studio performance was really, REALLY poor considering it was obvious that these guys were singing a GREAT #1 hit that they have sang, and been requested soooo many times that they are really tired of doing it. Com'on guy's! we really just want to go back and hear the great old sounds from days gone by. I know you all have new and exciting material that we can relate to, BUT it doesn't change the fact that your fame came from an era of surf rock that made you who you are. THANKS FOR ALL THE WONDERFUL MEMORIES, AND I FOR ONE WILL LISTEN TO ANYTHING YOU AS A GROUP, OR INDIVIDUALLY HAVE TO OFFER. (crying shame times change, and so does the audience) THANKS AGAIN!
So proud of my generation!!! This's priceless !,
Mike STILL has that voice from years ago.
his nephew plays for the NBA. Kevin Love made more millions than his uncle.
Magic is there ❤
Brian Wilson can STILL hit those notes!! Incredible talent.
Mike love is singing lead here
@@sharkmanyt4431 Lead isn't doing high notes here
Brian always looks like he would rather be somewhere else.
Awww
Probably because of the drugs.
I love old Brian Wilson! :D
i think hes the one that went mad- he was obsessed with beating the beatles and when they released s.pepper he had a nervous breakdown!
Ellie Corless It was when they released Strawberry Fields
the beauty of your talent is eternal and will always cheerish us
Wow so amazing even after all the years
DAMN THAT'S PRETTY AWESOME!!! VOICES HAVEN'T AGED, THEY STILL HAVE IT!!!
Toujours aussi génial. Merci.
Translation: Still so awesome. Thank you.
If this just isn't the most incredible thing I've ever heard
O cara ainda está com a voz perfeita , bom demais. ..
.
Translation: The guy still has the perfect voice, too good. ..
Amazing how they still don't miss a beat. Still as important to them as it is to us.
They had to put Chuck Berry's name on this, 'cause he took them to court. The chord structure is virtually identical to Berry's "Sweet Little 16."
Virtually nothing
It's his melody to sweet little sixteen
the case never went to court, Brian said he copied the chords and gave Chuck songwriting credit.
Facts! All you have to do is look listen, to know they copied Chuck Berry. All the way to singing about the different cities. Plus, it's well known that white groups often ripped off black groups, with the exception of Buddy Holly. That man was amazing...
@@mr.nobody68 David got snubbed by chuck when he introduced himself in person.
But the best part of the song is when Brian changed the melody by bringing it up during "Everybody's going surfing, Surfing USA." Much better than what Chuck wrote because Chuck couldn't go in that upward direction.
They still sound amazing 50+ years later... More than 1/2 a century I've made the Beach Boys a big part of the soundtrack of my youth and to this very day my love of this music has never diminished. If anything I've listened more trying to remember what I was doing in the endless summers of the 60s and 70s, this music is timeless.
I still listen to them. Good music never dies, unlike today's crap.
This was one of my dad's favorite. old but still and always be gold
HOLY CRAP The music of The Beach Boys has aged like fine wine.
One word sum this up "legends"
So great! America’s Band is so great!
Great performance :)
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Fake performance
@@VersDeTerre Why?
Got goose bumps. Those harmonics, so beautiful.
(P.S. I'm 19)
Lol I'm 20
No one cares how old you are.
@@dominicesposito439416 here
Nothing but great music 🎼🎶👍😃🎵 thanks so much
Say what you want about Mike Love. He does have a good voice that represents the sound.
I’m not a huge fan of his, but I can’t deny he still has a great voice.
Whats wrong with Mike love?
Nah he's using autotune here.
@@useyournogos6845 what ever cupcake, let's here u sing it then!
His voice isn't the problem. He's a total asshole. That's the problem.
NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD SEE BRIAN UP THERE AGAIN. GOD BLESS HIM SOUND GREAT
Always loved The Beach Boys we did some of their songs in our travels
She: I'm sure he's drunk with his friends right now and he is cheating on me
Him and his friends:
The.Kristian.Experience Ikr LOL
@turnerrohr
XD
Still sooo awesome!!! Greetings from Germany!!!
Me and papa loved all of their music ! One of the most iconic bands in history !
WOW - such great vocals after so many years. Life before autotune = REAL VOCAL TALENT!
This actually is auto-tuned I'm afraid. So is the official dvd release of the 2012 reunion tour. It wasn't autotuned if you were there live but it was "cleaned up" afterwards.
But what's important to note is that the band members themselves did not want the auto tune on there. It's the greedy producers of today that laid it on their vocals later on
THEY ARE AWESOME! PURE TALENT!
Leyendas vivientes de la música. Que belleza. Gracias por compartir tan hermosa música. Ahhh... What a memories¡ Saludos desde la bahia de Tampa, Florida.
Translation: Living legends of music. That beauty. Thank you for sharing such beautiful music. Ahhh... What a memories! Greetings from Tampa Bay, Florida.
This! This was Music! So sad i was Born way to late
word! :/
the cringe is to strong
OMFG, as good as ever !!!
They are the best!! They kept their voices all these years.. amazing..
So old great voice
2019... Italy , this song is for eternity
Jeez, they sound incredible.
Dang these old folks still got it.
When I was younger, 55 now...I used to say why the hell does Mike Love always have to be different? The hats, the beard ect. Now I understand and think he was cool before his time. These guys are timeless.
Glad to have known their music and they forever the are part of Americana.
Nah, he was just an asshole before his time. Still is.
Wore a hat cos he has no hair and is the cringiest guy ever so the opposite of cool
Such a marvelous time and a beautiful sound
Brian Wilson always looks so miserable whenever Mike Love is near.
Chad Long that’s because Mike Love is an asshole
Chad Long who can blame him?
ssp Sorry for the stupid question but who and why? I’m a new fan.
Kronos ツ mainly his arrogance
Richard Green Which guy is which?
My question is: How the hell did Brian Wilson come u with so many great songs that had just awesome harmonizing. Astounding!!! One of America's Rock and Rolls greatest song writers. Maybe even the best.
Brian studies popular quartet groups from the 50s and taught the band how to harmonize. They worked really hard at it.
Getting near 60 years lads. What a fantastic range of music you’ve created. No one comes anywhere near.
Nice to see original Beach Boy David Marks with them.
David Marks wasn't a original. He was in and out> Bruce Johnson on the other end joined in 1965 and Was with them most of the remaining years.
omg coolest old men ever haha
Yeah! :) Plus, it's not often 70 year old men can make a fashion statement. I went out and bought several of the styles of shirts they're wearing...and they weren't cheap either! :) Thomas Dean shirts and they are sooooo cool. :)
I wonder if David Marks receives any royalties from the recordings he made before he left the group in 1963....
I just love the “in utero” in the background
Is it just me or does Brian remind anyone else of Michael J Fox?
Do you mean, Mike Love? He is the one that reminds me of Michael J Fox.
He looks like a cross between Michael J Fox and Billy Graham.
Yeah it's from all the psychiatric drugs. He out lived his brothers so that's a blessing.
Buzz Aldrin.
Sorry, but Mike HATE reminds me of fermenting
waste!
Brian, (Brain) is truly the brains of this group.
Mike HATE'S father should have rolled over,
and shot the @$$ on the wall! Sorry, too graphic?
DEAL WITH IT! Mikey is the Bill Cosby of the music
world! (Love to see Mikey spend 15 years in prison!
steve
Well his father hit him with a 2x4 ..... I guess anyone would be a little bit twisted...
Still bloody good music and fine guys, thanks heaven for that.