True, weirdly I think bc he’s not related to the others and also maybe because he’s short. But he’s as important as any of them and has been a workhorse for them.
Brian, Dennis, Carl, and Alan! Wouldn't have been an AWESOME band? Murry's sister's son RUINED it! Alan was, and still is, Brian's best friend! Not related, (we can see how well that worked out) but a true friend. Yes, I wish Dennis Carl, and Carl Dean were still around! Alan and Matt are going to keep Brian's and the rest of the REAL Beach Boys music still here. steve
I just a degment of the Jack Benny Hour circa 1965. The BB did California Girls. I swear I could hear all the girls in the audience swoon when sang his part. He was 19 years old then.
That was beautiful, with the whole band together, and even Brian, looking so good ! Mike brought out his sax again and blew so nicely. Wow ! I never knew the BBs did this song ! Missed Dennis, of course .
IT was a well done Alto solo, Although it might have been overdubbed. This was in that period of time after Gerry Rafferty's tune ''Baker Street'' with the classic sax solo had popularized the kind of style displayed (apparently) by Mike. However prior to this demonstration I had not seen Mike display such extraordinary technique on his woodwinds. So I'm just a little bit suspicious of him.
I know EXTREMELY little about woodwind instruments, but since this Sax has a reed, you MUST change your fingers around, to get different notes. Mikey is NOT moving fingers, to get different notes! I, however know a LOT about reed valve, 2 stroke engines. (I know how a reed valve works. Or not.) steve
Saw Brian, just over a month ago. Bucket list item! 7 June 2022. Three days earlier, I turned 64. Brian and Sir Paul both hit 80, later that month. Juneteenth? That is the day between Brian and Paul's birthdays. They had to walk Brian out, with a walker, but, at the white piano, he KILLED the songs. Alan and Matt Jardine did everything they needed to, to make the show AMAZING! Matt was almost as good as Carl, but those are MASSIVE shoes to fill. Alan, the everlasting, dependable support! I do NOT want to paint Alan into a bad corner, but he wouldn't say shit about anyone, even if he had a mouthful. Probably my favourite Beach Boy. Always there, always doing what he can! steve
Love this song! Just awesome performance! Tremendous singing of both Al and Carl. Neither can be outdone here. Mike Love really does a fantastic job playing his saxophone! The band is fabulous! Everyone together makes this a masterpiece that cannot ever be beat by anyone! Outstanding!😊❤
The Beach Boys were so talented as a band and individually. While their best songs were before my time, the Beach Boys are in my top 5 favorite bands of all time.
I'll always miss Dennis on drums. Of course, it is great to see Carl again and Brian looking healthy as hell. I see Billy Hinche and a slimmed down Jeff Foskett. Of course Al is the one that keeps on tickin'.
Although he wanted to be a Dentist, Alan has turned into a Timex. Keeps ON tickin'. Al and Matt, are the future of this group. Brian, (Brain) PLEASE keep this group around. You have been around, since I was four years old. steve
You know Billy Hinsche is there, he’s Carl’s brother in law, until Carl married Dean Martin’s daughter, probably got introduced thru Dino, of Dino, Desi, and Billy.
@@thesnorman5666 yup, that's Brian. Unforunately, this was during the Eugene Landy years so we know that in order for Brian to be involved, The Beach Boys couldn't do this without Landy and his crew overseeing the entire thing.
As a lifetime fan from the beginning-----------Fall of '62--------------This version of " California Dreamin" , is in my All-time Top 5 by The Boys. That Rickenbacker 370 12-string , by Roger McGuinn, is huge. Vocals arranged by Carl Wilson & Bruce Johnston, instruments & over-all production, by Terry Melcher. ---------It's just classic .------------------------------MJL< 74 y/o
It almost hurts to see the amount of talent on that stage! Thank you for taking such wonderful shots and making it clearer than so many live stage performances.
This '86 version of the '65 /'66 classic, is one of my all-time Top 5 by The Beach Boys, & I say this as a fan from1962. Roger McGuinn's fantastic guitar, his Rickenbacker 370 12 string, & the " Jingle-Jangle" sound, added with Steve Douglas from the legendary " Wrecking Crew" , & his Tenor Sax, make what IS a Beach Boys song by itself, into a classic remake, one to surely challenge The Mamas & The Papas original version. The harmonies , with Al & Carl taking leads, and Bruce hitting the high notes perfectly, make this song another BB's classic for all-time. I'm hard pressed to name a better remake, & both John & Michelle Phillips agreed. Terry Melcher gets all the credit, for getting both McGuinn & Douglas , as he produced the song. Notably, BW had NOTHING AT ALL, to do with making this ; perhaps that helps explain his obvious discomfort & lack of interest in this appearance on " Solid Gold ". plainly, he's out of place & he knows it. That's all due to Eugene Landy, who insisted on being credited as co-producer, & demanding royalties for BW's participation. Melcher told him to take a hike, so Brian was left out of the recording. --------------MJL, 76 y/o
Once agian a wonderful effort by by the Beach Boys Community. .... Beautiful leads by AL and Carl.... Wonderful Beack Boys harmonies.....great sound..... Mike shows his talents as a great sax solo mimer.... And Brian, at the stage of the Beach Boys Saga after being sacked by the band for several years, being gracefully being aloud and relegated to stand in mining the bass player part to right of the stage (not present at the recording of the song....)..... Beach Boys always were and still is a collective of talents which is what makes them truly special and everlasting.....
well of course Brian created the sound of the BB's on record so even at this stage after being under the "care" of Gene Landy Brian became someone the Boy's were always happy to use as a figurehead.
#1 credit for this fantastic version of the John & Michelle Phillips classic, goes to the Late Terry Melcher. It was his idea to get Roger McGuinn & his 370 Rickenbacker 12 string ------and, his idea for that fantastic sax bridge, which I still believe had to be Steve Douglas, from The Wrecking Crew. Vocals were arranged by Carl & Bruce, resulting in a rocked-up Beach Boys version of a song that came so naturally to them, it is almost as if BW & Mike Love could have written it. ---------------MJL, 75 y/o
INDEED "Elora", this was a stage 'playback' performance from SOLID GOLD; there's NO doubt about it. As a "self-proclaimed" SOLID GOLD "sort-of" expert in classic, vintage & rare SOLID GOLD episodes, this one REALLY caught me off guard; I thought I had seen all or most episodes, but watching this now, proves I still had one more to go! It does look very, very heart-warming, to see all the main Beach Boys up front & center stage...like Al Jardine, Bruce Johnston, Mike Love and the two brothers that were still with us at that time...Carl & Brian Wilson. How fitting it was too, to have them record (at an earlier time of course) a staple song in American music, "California Dreamin' " that appeared on their 1986 greatest hits album, "MADE IN THE U.S.A.", which contained several hits from the past, as well as two new recordings, one of which, was their cover version of the said song, "California Dreamin' ". Well now...we learn something new everyday, boys & girls! BCRadio
Although this is clearly Lip syncing and playing to tracks, I think Mike Love actually does play saxophone in real life. I am not saying he played this solo in the studio or anything either but...anyway.
@@steveskouson9620 Well I wasn't actually there at the time but his documented that he played sax in the early Pendleton's days. Very rudimentary. So no I don't have proof. But I'm going to go on with my life not really knowing for sure.
Thank-you so much for getting this back on Y T ---------------I saw this -------------and all I can say is how badly I miss ----------Carl Wilson, who was by this time The heart & Soul of the group. --------------------Miss you, Carl Wilson. ------------------------------WolfSky9, 73 y/o
Just gotta say it. Carl Wilson was always very good looking, but in the early-to-mid 1980s he was Greek god-like handsome. Life with Gina Martin must have really agreed with him.
Excellent job on the remake very good instrumentation true talent and the band is still going strong congratulations Beach boys on a very long career keep up the great work keep that wonderful surfmusic going thank you so much Richard Herron Azle Texas
One of my Top 5 BB's songs of all-time. 1986--------25th Anniversary. --------love that Rickenbacker 370 Roger McGuinn is playing ----------Carl played the 360 model. -----------Can't verify, but I'm 90% certain that's Steve Douglas on SAX. ------------------RIP, CARL WILSON .---------------------MJL, 75 y/o
Solid Gold was always a lip sync performance show. This is an awesome cover. Al and Carl put their all into the leads and the harmonies rule on the backing vocals. Terry Melcher also deserves major production credits during this era. Over all, one of the best covers I've heard. Should have been a bit prior to Kokomo :). Thanks for the post!!
Hands-down, from the 70's, & through the 80's THIS IS MY FAVORITE SONG BY THE BOYS. ------------Should have been a monster hit. ---------------Roger McGuinn on his Rickenbacker 370-12 -------------Carl is playing his 360-12-------------------WolfSky9
I usually don't like covers of classic songs, but this one is so tastefully done. And yes, we need to give Charles Lloyd credit for Mike Love's sax solo. Charles must not have been available that day for the videotaping.
No, Mike usually faked the sax solos on videos around this time. Kokomo and Problem Child for instance. John Phillips faked the solo in the Ca Dreamin' video.
Great to hear that it was Charles Lloyd! Crazy that no one knows who played the instruments on the original recording! Other that Roger McGuinn of The Byrds on 12 string guitar!
Back up musicians? Front left Jeff Foskett, front right Billy Hinsche, on drums Bobby Figeuroa, Ron Altbach right rear on keyboards, percussion Mike Kowalski, long time touring member since late 60's Ed Carter between Ron & Bobby behind Brian.
This was re-recorded as a 20 year tribute to the original. The group had to get permission from BOTH John & Michelle, to do it. ---------Carl & Bruce arranged vocals & instruments. Terry Melcher produced & got Roger McGuinn, to play his Rickenbacker 370 -----------Carl, is playing " Old yeller", his Rickenbacker 360 12-string. -----------------Classic 80's. --------------I want to go back . --------------------------WolfSky9, 73 y/o
No question about it-------------after Dennis died, & Carl went solo x 2 years, when he returned, he was by far THE HANDSOME --------& magnetic member of the Boys. ------------Always carried himself with class.----------------------Wolfsky9
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No one can beat the quality of Al Jardine and Carl Wilson’ vocals on this song! Fabulous!
I totally agree with you..🎉
@@monicamorilla2851me too. Impressive.
A really good version but I prefer the original Mama's and the Papa's
Al gets overlooked. He's good guitarist with a solid voice and he's been tremendously reliable and loyal over the years.
True, weirdly I think bc he’s not related to the others and also maybe because he’s short. But he’s as important as any of them and has been a workhorse for them.
My favourite Beach Boy voice. 💗
Brian, Dennis, Carl, and Alan!
Wouldn't have been an AWESOME
band? Murry's sister's son RUINED
it!
Alan was, and still is, Brian's best
friend! Not related, (we can see
how well that worked out) but a
true friend. Yes, I wish Dennis
Carl, and Carl Dean were still around!
Alan and Matt are going to keep Brian's
and the rest of the REAL Beach Boys
music still here.
steve
@arturbello4213 So?
Al has been carrying the band for years. The ever reliable.
I am getting old, and as my dying days roll on by I listen to the Beach Boys, they brighten my day every time I hear them . What a band, love them.
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Me too. Well said.
Let's live a little bit longer!
Karl Wilson was a beautiful legend, thank god we lived when he did
@@JohnSmith-wo7ns that’s what i envy you the most. The world has been a very depressing place for a while now, and it’ll get worse.
Carl Wilson, "The Voice of An Angel".
Angels have the voice of Carl Dean!
But, I DO agree.
steve
@@steveskouson9620 I have visited Carl's grave my friend and that is on his stone. He died much too young.
@@blackhorse11thACR cancer sticks (nicotine is more addictive than pot, coke, heroin or alcohol !)
wish I had a dollar every time someone makes that comment. I'd have a lot of dollars
I am 76 and not to many years left, but the BB's will always be the best sounding band of time.
You could make it to 100 one never knows
Carl's voice is just beautiful.
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22 thumbs up? that is bullshit the man’s voice was so beautiful…
Exactly
I just a degment of the Jack Benny Hour circa 1965. The BB did California Girls. I swear I could hear all the girls in the audience swoon when sang his part. He was 19 years old then.
I love Brian's hair here! Really all of the guys look good here!
Except Dennis
So good!
CARL WILSON--------------WE MISS YOU. RIP, BROTHER.
are you related?
That was beautiful, with the whole band together, and even Brian, looking so good ! Mike brought out his sax again and blew so nicely. Wow ! I never knew the BBs did this song ! Missed Dennis, of course .
That's a beautiful version of a great song. The California Sound! Nice to see Brian involved and healthy. Good sax solo by Mike, too.
IT was a well done Alto solo, Although it might have been overdubbed. This was in that period of time after Gerry Rafferty's tune ''Baker Street'' with the classic sax solo had popularized the kind of style displayed (apparently) by Mike.
However prior to this demonstration I had not seen Mike display such extraordinary technique on his woodwinds. So I'm just a little bit suspicious of him.
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It's probably pretty likely that Mike Love didn't play the sax riffs. This is a lip sync of the studio version.
I know EXTREMELY little about woodwind instruments,
but since this Sax has a reed, you MUST change
your fingers around, to get different notes. Mikey
is NOT moving fingers, to get different notes!
I, however know a LOT about reed valve, 2 stroke
engines. (I know how a reed valve works. Or not.)
steve
@@jorgecallico9177 I totally agree. The sax notes are studio perfect. I suspect over-dubbing as well.
Carl what a beautifull artist We miss him so much
I like also the voice from Al Jardine
I love all of The Beach Boys and all, but damn. Brian is looking real good *fine as wine*
Saw Brian, just over a month ago.
Bucket list item! 7 June 2022.
Three days earlier, I turned 64.
Brian and Sir Paul both hit 80,
later that month. Juneteenth?
That is the day between Brian
and Paul's birthdays.
They had to walk Brian out, with
a walker, but, at the white piano,
he KILLED the songs. Alan and
Matt Jardine did everything they
needed to, to make the show
AMAZING! Matt was almost as
good as Carl, but those are MASSIVE
shoes to fill. Alan, the everlasting,
dependable support! I do NOT want
to paint Alan into a bad corner, but
he wouldn't say shit about anyone,
even if he had a mouthful. Probably
my favourite Beach Boy. Always there,
always doing what he can!
steve
@@steveskouson9620 Is that Brian on the Keyboards here, cause the Bassist looks more like Brian , but I guess it's Carl on Bass ?? !!!
@@steveskouson9620 I sure hope Al and Bruce write memoirs someday !
Love this song! Just awesome performance! Tremendous singing of both Al and Carl. Neither can be outdone here. Mike Love really does a fantastic job playing his saxophone! The band is fabulous! Everyone together makes this a masterpiece that cannot ever be beat by anyone! Outstanding!😊❤
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Fantastic cover by The Beach Boys. I bought this in 1986. Al Jardine did great lead on this.
I totally agree with you. 🎉
The Beach Boys were so talented as a band and individually. While their best songs were before my time, the Beach Boys are in my top 5 favorite bands of all time.
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Mike Love wasn’t.
ABSOLUTELY
I'll always miss Dennis on drums. Of course, it is great to see Carl again and Brian looking healthy as hell. I see Billy Hinche and a slimmed down Jeff Foskett. Of course Al is the one that keeps on tickin'.
Although he wanted to be a Dentist,
Alan has turned into a Timex. Keeps
ON tickin'.
Al and Matt, are the future of this group.
Brian, (Brain) PLEASE keep this group
around. You have been around, since I
was four years old.
steve
You know Billy Hinsche is there, he’s Carl’s brother in law, until Carl married Dean Martin’s daughter, probably got introduced thru Dino, of Dino, Desi, and Billy.
Brian’s in this?? No way. Is that him on bass?
@@thesnorman5666, yes, that IS Brian on Bass. Don't
know if he is miming or not. Hell, he can't play everything!
steve
@@thesnorman5666 yup, that's Brian. Unforunately, this was during the Eugene Landy years so we know that in order for Brian to be involved, The Beach Boys couldn't do this without Landy and his crew overseeing the entire thing.
Many people here have passed on: Carl, Billy, Mike Meros. We need to cherish the boys we still have!
And Dennis .
The 12 String Rickenbacker will always be the number one electric guitar sound. Brilliant cover.
especially with Carl playing
Sure worked for Roger McGwin and the Byrds
The studio recording (which this sure sounds like) had Roger McGuinn guesting.
@@Gary-it3nd It is, he was in the video too with John and Michelle
Dear Carl was the core of the band
Beautifully and amazingly done by the best band ever!!
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Brian looked fly as hell with that bass and the outfit.
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Carl is such an underrated vocalist!
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Agreed
And guitarist!...
Yes, He and original B. Boy ,David Marks,learned guitar together.
As well as an underrated guitarist.
david
I like their version better than the mama's and the Poppas.
𝑰 𝒉𝒂𝒗𝒆 𝒕𝒐 𝒂𝒈𝒓𝒆𝒆
The music video is also excellent. Check out the priest.
I've always wanted to see the performers of this song. At the age of 55, I finally saw it. Thank you very much.
This is a really good version, in fact scrap that, this is a brilliant version 👏👏👏
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What a great cover of this masterpiece. For me : The Beach Boys is in the 5 best bands forever. Thank you for you music. Thank's for sharing. ❤
Carl Wilson was the consummate musician and performer.
A masterful interpretation.
Brian looks badass here. Super healthy looking.
He was super healthy and trim. There's no doubt that Gene Landy saved his life. He then took Brian's life (and lots of his money) away from him.
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@@user-usham they"re lip syncing, it's sad to see
@@philippemichelvidori7248 Haha, that's not the saddest thing. The 80's production tops that!
@@chrishills2427 you have a point but at life aid 85 , they were great
RIP Denis, you’ll always be missed
As a lifetime fan from the beginning-----------Fall of '62--------------This version of " California Dreamin" , is in my All-time Top 5 by The Boys. That Rickenbacker 370 12-string , by Roger McGuinn, is huge. Vocals arranged by Carl Wilson & Bruce Johnston, instruments & over-all production, by Terry Melcher. ---------It's just classic .------------------------------MJL< 74 y/o
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Could NOT have said it better. Lifetime fan since "I Get Around" & Summer of '64.
What a masterpiece carl wison voice made this video really nice legendary band so lucky I'm my lifetime too experience it
It almost hurts to see the amount of talent on that stage! Thank you for taking such wonderful shots and making it clearer than so many live stage performances.
This '86 version of the '65 /'66 classic, is one of my all-time Top 5 by The Beach Boys, & I say this as a fan from1962. Roger McGuinn's fantastic guitar, his Rickenbacker 370 12 string, & the " Jingle-Jangle" sound, added with Steve Douglas from the legendary " Wrecking Crew" , & his Tenor Sax, make what IS a Beach Boys song by itself, into a classic remake, one to surely challenge The Mamas & The Papas original version. The harmonies , with Al & Carl taking leads, and Bruce hitting the high notes perfectly, make this song another BB's classic for all-time. I'm hard pressed to name a better remake, & both John & Michelle Phillips agreed. Terry Melcher gets all the credit, for getting both McGuinn & Douglas , as he produced the song. Notably, BW had NOTHING AT ALL, to do with making this ; perhaps that helps explain his obvious discomfort & lack of interest in this appearance on " Solid Gold ". plainly, he's out of place & he knows it. That's all due to Eugene Landy, who insisted on being credited as co-producer, & demanding royalties for BW's participation. Melcher told him to take a hike, so Brian was left out of the recording. --------------MJL, 76 y/o
have never heard or seen ‘em do this gem ... u-beaut/sublime👍
Once agian a wonderful effort by
by the Beach Boys Community. .... Beautiful leads by AL and Carl.... Wonderful Beack Boys harmonies.....great sound..... Mike shows his talents as a great sax solo mimer.... And Brian, at the stage of the Beach Boys Saga after being sacked by the band for several years, being gracefully being aloud and relegated to stand in mining the bass player part to right of the stage (not present at the recording of the song....)..... Beach Boys always were and still is a collective of talents which is what makes them truly special and everlasting.....
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"Mike shows his talents as a great sax solo mimer..."
GREAT!! Couldn't have done better.
steve
well of course Brian created the sound of the BB's on record so even at this stage after being under the "care" of Gene Landy Brian became someone the Boy's were always happy to use as a figurehead.
This is the best version of this song. The Beach Boys were so underrated.
Brian looks cool man!!!!
#1 credit for this fantastic version of the John & Michelle Phillips classic, goes to the Late Terry Melcher. It was his idea to get Roger McGuinn & his 370 Rickenbacker 12 string ------and, his idea for that fantastic sax bridge, which I still believe had to be Steve Douglas, from The Wrecking Crew. Vocals were arranged by Carl & Bruce, resulting in a rocked-up Beach Boys version of a song that came so naturally to them, it is almost as if BW & Mike Love could have written it. ---------------MJL, 75 y/o
Все ушло как дым марихуаны , нет больше и "детей цветов", а их песни остались , уводя нашу память о юности за горизонт!
Brilliant arrangement 👍
INDEED "Elora", this was a stage 'playback' performance from SOLID GOLD; there's NO doubt about it. As a "self-proclaimed" SOLID GOLD "sort-of" expert in classic, vintage & rare SOLID GOLD episodes, this one REALLY caught me off guard; I thought I had seen all or most episodes, but watching this now, proves I still had one more to go! It does look very, very heart-warming, to see all the main Beach Boys up front & center stage...like Al Jardine, Bruce Johnston, Mike Love and the two brothers that were still with us at that time...Carl & Brian Wilson. How fitting it was too, to have them record (at an earlier time of course) a staple song in American music, "California Dreamin' " that appeared on their 1986 greatest hits album, "MADE IN THE U.S.A.", which contained several hits from the past, as well as two new recordings, one of which, was their cover version of the said song, "California Dreamin' ".
Well now...we learn something new everyday, boys & girls!
BCRadio
This is absolute California power!
No band translate the Dream as they do.
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Love this version!
I actually thought this performance was real until I saw Mike Love start “playing” the sax.
Although this is clearly Lip syncing and playing to tracks, I think Mike Love actually does play saxophone in real life. I am not saying he played this solo in the studio or anything either but...anyway.
@@mattstickle2725, you have any proof?
Hateful Mikey is strained by playing
a kazoo! (And, that is with help.)
steve
@@steveskouson9620 Well I wasn't actually there at the time but his documented that he played sax in the early Pendleton's days. Very rudimentary. So no I don't have proof. But I'm going to go on with my life not really knowing for sure.
@@mattstickle2725, still, he has earned the title
of Little Douche Coupe.
(Sorry to soil such a great song title!)
steve
@@steveskouson9620 omg yes! Perfect!
Thank-you so much for getting this back on Y T ---------------I saw this -------------and all I can say is how badly I miss ----------Carl Wilson, who was by this time The heart & Soul of the group. --------------------Miss you, Carl Wilson. ------------------------------WolfSky9, 73 y/o
This message is cursed in so many ways...
Al is sooo underrated
I agree. And when they all do harmony I can't tell which voice is his, so I'm glad to know he did some of the lead vox on this track.
Jardine rules!
Superbe
Currently, Alan and Matt.
steve
Just gotta say it. Carl Wilson was always very good looking, but in the early-to-mid 1980s he was Greek god-like handsome. Life with Gina Martin must have really agreed with him.
Excellent job on the remake very good instrumentation true talent and the band is still going strong congratulations Beach boys on a very long career keep up the great work keep that wonderful surfmusic going thank you so much Richard Herron Azle Texas
Carl had an awesome voice.
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Never seen this one. You have made me smile. Thank you for sharing this great video. It's awesome.
Fantastic version - Beach Boys were/are awesome!
Mike Love nailing it on the sax…
yes, playing air-sax
Im listening to this fabulous version daily..i can't get enough of this song by the fabulous beach boys..love it all..❤❤❤
Awsome love brian and carl.
One of my Top 5 BB's songs of all-time. 1986--------25th Anniversary. --------love that Rickenbacker 370 Roger McGuinn is playing ----------Carl played the 360 model. -----------Can't verify, but I'm 90% certain that's Steve Douglas on SAX. ------------------RIP, CARL WILSON .---------------------MJL, 75 y/o
I've just found this fabulous version..love it all so much...❤❤❤❤
Nice showcase for the very underrated Al Jardine!! Great job by all. My favorite version of the song.
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Absolutely brilliant
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Mike Love not even trying to move his fingers in a convincing way
None of them are convincing ^^
Like Brian does with the bass!
And he still doesn't when he "play" bass at the end of his shows! But for Brian, noboddy complains...
Relax bro. I'd like to see you do better as a 108 year old
This was 1986, they were in their 40's. I'm sure they have played it live many times.
Mike love is a fucking tool.
Man, I love The Beach Boys, but clips like this make me understand why many are glad the Beatles broke up in 1970.
The best rendition of California Dreamer I've ever heard!
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that's not the name of this song, and pretty much any version by mamas and papas is better
The " Drivers" do it better IMHO. on youtube
In the official video, john Phillips plays sax, Roger McGuin plays lead guitar, and Michele Phillips sings background vocals
RIP, Carl Wilson -----------The Heart of The Beach Boys.------------------------------WolfSky9
ABSOLUTELY AGREED 👍
You got it !
Proud from Southern California to the world
Definitely the very best version of California dreaming I’ve ever heard.
The original is much better.
Mike's sax skills really improved since Shut Down :D
Also, that brand of saxophone Mike is playing is Little Tikes. My child has that same brand.
Mike is not really playing with anything but himself.
@@kako1023 Unless it's a tambourine, which I hope he's mastered by now 🤣🤣
@@cthewave9955 NO, ML surfs off Brian's Back , that was his ticket.
@@kako1023 Well...as per "An American Family," ML did surf 🥱
Пожалуй , лучшее исполнение этой песни !!!
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They all looked very good here!
Solid Gold was always a lip sync performance show. This is an awesome cover. Al and Carl put their all into the leads and the harmonies rule on the backing vocals. Terry Melcher also deserves major production credits during this era. Over all, one of the best covers I've heard. Should have been a bit prior to Kokomo :). Thanks for the post!!
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Ah, was thinking that because it sounded exactly like the studio version of the song.
I think they're singing, but they add the studio track in later.
@@MooseCall They play the studio track on a record player over a loud speaker and turn off the microphones of the vocalists at the same time.
Yes - a lip sync of their studio version.
No guitar cords is a big clue that it's not live.
Brian looks in great shape here.
Hands-down, from the 70's, & through the 80's THIS IS MY FAVORITE SONG BY THE BOYS. ------------Should have been a monster hit. ---------------Roger McGuinn on his Rickenbacker 370-12 -------------Carl is playing his 360-12-------------------WolfSky9
have to agree. All time favourite song - at 66 - best version of an immortal song that captures the spirit for us who were there.
bradman1100 .... So Very True... I was only 26 !
ABSOLUTELY agree - 1000 percent !
Had to watch this again and again, I think I like it more than their own songs
Now there are 2 Classic versions of this Legendary Classic Song
Always good to see Brian on the bass he was looking good Beach Boys forever 🏄♂️🏄♀️🏄
The Beach Boys are professionals through and through.
The embodiment of vocal perfection.
The Beach Boys were a great part of my California dreaming.
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I watch all these old BEACH BOYS videos mainly to see the MIKE LOVE comments! They are hilarious!
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I usually don't like covers of classic songs, but this one is so tastefully done. And yes, we need to give Charles Lloyd credit for Mike Love's sax solo. Charles must not have been available that day for the videotaping.
No, Mike usually faked the sax solos on videos around this time. Kokomo and Problem Child for instance. John Phillips faked the solo in the Ca Dreamin' video.
I was being facetious about Mr. Lloyd not being available that day.
Matt S .... John Phillips was aPIG.
@@andreamurphy1126 oink, oink
Great to hear that it was Charles Lloyd! Crazy that no one knows who played the instruments on the original recording! Other that Roger McGuinn of The Byrds on 12 string guitar!
awesome vocals
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Carl, had to have had the best all around voice in rock and roll. Too bad the smokes got him.
Back up musicians? Front left Jeff Foskett, front right Billy Hinsche, on drums Bobby Figeuroa, Ron Altbach right rear on keyboards, percussion Mike Kowalski, long time touring member since late 60's Ed Carter between Ron & Bobby behind Brian.
Mike Meros on Keyboards, not Ron Altbach.
Beautiful song.just right!!
I really like Al's singing here.
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Greatest cover of this song.
Al and Carl on vocals are the highlights as well as the sax.
RIP Carl.
Agree but Mike Love did not play the sax on that recording fake news
TO jest cudowne wykonanie. CARL spoczywaj w pokoju wiecznym AMEN
The definition of harmony, in Websters (should) says see "The Beach Boys".
An oldie but a goodie, great song
Mike kills it on the SAX LOL LOL LOL
Absolutely brilliant ❤❤
I thought “California dreaming” couldn’t be improved ….I guess I was wrong….
Cool gut gemacht
Adrian Baker and Bruce Johnston arranged the harmonies on the Beach Boys Version of California Dreaming.
This was re-recorded as a 20 year tribute to the original. The group had to get permission from BOTH John & Michelle, to do it. ---------Carl & Bruce arranged vocals & instruments. Terry Melcher produced & got Roger McGuinn, to play his Rickenbacker 370 -----------Carl, is playing " Old yeller", his Rickenbacker 360 12-string. -----------------Classic 80's. --------------I want to go back . --------------------------WolfSky9, 73 y/o
I believe, it was Tom Scott-----the Saxmaster, on Tenor Sax.------------------------Wolfsky9
No question about it-------------after Dennis died, & Carl went solo x 2 years, when he returned, he was by far THE HANDSOME --------& magnetic member of the Boys. ------------Always carried himself with class.----------------------Wolfsky9
Elora , Thank you for this version,it is great. I have never seen it before.
Al singing lead, Carl and Brian is the Bonus..
ELORA THANKS FOR FANTASTIC MUSIC !!!
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Love this! Never missed Solid Gold...lol
Best group ever!!!!
I would have really enjoyed it more listening to them playing & singing live vs a recording.
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