"The Beatles neatly bookended their career, while The Beach Boys' career kept ebbing and flowing for decades, and Brian got some redemption for Smile in 2004 when he finally re-recorded it and released it as a solo album and performed it in full, with Paul McCartney and George Martin in attendance."
•Exclusive Beach Boys’ related interviews/reviews: Jeffrey Foskett, Dean Torrence, Fred Vail, Chuck Girard (Hondells lead), Philip Bardowell, Dan Addington, David Beard, Beach Boys' authors Mark Dillon, Jon Stebbins, Philip Lambert, Tom Smucker... •As a Jesus-follower, Phil Miglioratti collects stories/news regarding the faith journey of rock musicians (Dylan, Ringo, Bono others) ... •So, add some music to your day and enjoy God's love and mercy ...
Sunday, January 16, 2022
The Beach Boys or The Beatles?
“Unlike The Beatles, who followed Sgt. Pepper's/Magical Mystery Tour with three more canonized albums, The Beach Boys became primarily known for their earlier, simpler material. They were an "oldies" act by the time the members were in their early 30s. If Smile came out in 1967, all of that might've changed. The Beach Boys might've tried to top it again; The Beatles might've tried to top it too. The last half-century of pop music might've looked entirely different.”
Phil @ PrayForSurf
• Our Prayers for The Beach Boys @ Facebook.com/groups/BeachBoysOurPrayer/
• Surf's Up: A Beach Boys Podcast Safari Facebook.com/PodcastSafari
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