Brian Wilson - Sail Away (Audio) ft. Blondie Chaplin, Al Jardine
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
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Some lived in the day of Bach... We are living in the day of Wilson.
Very nice
Agreed.
greg carpenter Truth.
greg carpenter You are so correct! And how fortunate are we?! Living the dream!
Patricia L very lucky
I feel soooo sorry for the sad folks that heard this song, and didn't like it
I'd pay a lot of money for an album with Brian, Blondie, Al, Dave and Ricky on each song.
Wilson days are not over.
An idiot may give the thumb down.Love to all from Pakistan.
Sometimes I wonder what folks are expecting from Brian Wilson. I hear people wax poetic about "Smile", which I never really understood. Innovative? Yes. Enjoyable? One time listening to "Vegetables" was enough for me. The few truly stellar tracks from the album (Heroes and Villains, Surf's Up, Good Vibrations) all surfaced on later albums and the rest were left to rarities collections for the die hard devotees. For me, The Beach Boys have always been the undisputed masters of uplifting songs with lush, layered vocals and Brian was the creative genius behind that magic. "Sail Away" is an amazing song that possesses virtually everything I have always loved about his music. A composition that immediately grabbed me with lyrics that made me feel hopeful and happy, even at a time when I've been somewhat down. Then the vocals . . . is there anyone out there with a voice like Blondie Chaplin? Forty-two years after he blew me away with "Sail On Sailor", he can still sing like no other. And Al Jardine is one of those performers whose outstanding voice has not only survived over fifty years, but in some ways even improved. Add his talented son Matt to the mix and I think Brian came up with a real winner. I love this new song and can't wait to hear the entire album. Thank you, Brian, for continuing to craft music that always lifts my spirits!
Smile, in its entirety, is beautiful. You're forgetting gems such as "Wonderful", "Wind Chimes", and "Cabin Essence", just to name a few. Also, if you want to talk about "vocals" Smile is outstanding. To me music is always more important than lyrics. That's why groups like The Beach Boys and The Beatles are so timeless. The MUSIC is unforgettable. I agree, however, from what i've heard so far, that this new album sounds amazing. Chaplin's voice is awesome, and Al does sound better than ever. I've always loved his voice but, you're right, it actually sounds better. so melodic. Can't wait to hear this and see him live in Los Angeles this June.
Peter Sferra BRIAN WAS WRITING AN AMERICAN SAGA AUDIO FILM WHEN HE DID THE SMILE SESSIONS! IT WAS GOING TO BE ON BROADWAY IF HE HAD EVENTUALLY HAD COMPLETED IT!! IT WAS A GROUP VOCAL ALBUM, NOT LIKE PET SOUNDS!! THE BAND WORKED SO HARD TO GET THE VOCALS PERFECT!! LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SMILE SESSIONS BOX SET, THEN YOU WILL UNDERSTAND WHAT HE WAS DOING THEN!!!
Peter Sferra HEY PETER PUT ON YOUR BLUE AND WHITE PENDTELTON SHIRT AND BECOME FOR THAT JUKEBOX BAND THE MIKE LOVE AND BRUCE JOHNSTON IS SLUGGING AROUND AND COUNTY FAIRS AND SHOPPING MALLS!!!
The great Blondie Chaplin, he was allready on the Beach Boys album Holland! His voice stil sounds good!
You can't study music, without tripping over Brian Wilson.
Al Jardine's voice has always been constantly amazing!
Al Jardine's voice has really survived the decades
Agreed! Blondie's vocal at the beginning of the song sounds pretty good too!
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Heinkle Absolutely correct, his voice has not deteriorated at all to my ears. He actually sounds a bit like Mike Love in the very early days in this song though. Sounds great.
Hahahaha I agree with both those comments. Brian lost his voice simply from not using it though. Of course smoking didn't help at all, but the simple fact is he stopped practicing for too long.
Well it's not quite that simple, once you have spent 20 years misusing your voice it's not a matter of going to a vocal coach at 50 years old and undoing the changes with a few good lessons.
The voice is a highly delicate instrument that demands intense focus to maintain once developed. It's not a matter of your credentials vs. my own, but rather the facts that are presented when taking a look at Brian's vocal evolution over his lifetime. If you listen to him nowadays, he has gotten his voice back a bit. Of course, it's not going to sound like it did in the 1960s though; frankly, he lost it.
Great song! So happy to have Blondie Chaplin back! ❤
For me this is the best new BDW song in many many decades!
There are lots of parts of this that remind me of Sloop John B. I like it. Can't wait for the release of the entire album.
That's so much better than "Sloop John B.", isn't it?
Blondie's back!
Such a GREAT song! The melody, the contrapuntal lines and the instrumentation are so well crafted and beautiful. It is astounding to think of Brian Wilson's life--what he has been through and survived--and then, at a time when most people are long retired, he can create these kind of quality pop compositions. As a composer and a teacher, I am constantly stunned at the quality of his arrangements.
AMAZING..He's still "Captain Hooks"...AWESOME!!!!
more awesomeness, God Bless Brian Wilson - his music makes my days better
This cd is gonna be rocking in my house, man the music here just helps my soul
Its sooo much better than "That's why God made the Radio", isn't it?
Brian continues to pull out gems, OK not everything he writes these days will be liked by everybody, but a good number are and this deserves to be one of them.
Sail Away, Sailor
This song in the like of SJB and SOS has the vibes of a concert favorite. Great instrumentation, love it. It stands out as one of the best of NPP.
Blondie, Al and Brian's voice hold off real nice.
Wow Brian, Blondy and Al, masters of music, this song makes me very happy!!!!!!
As far as being 'reminded' of Sloop John B, it's exactly the same intro line, sound and feel of that song, which of course was intentional.
Love this song and Brian Wilson!
Brian keeps getting better. Amazing
brillant love Brian Wilson still a genius of a song writer
Brian Wilson he was a great songwriter off all times
What a song!
SLOOP JOHN B PART TWO
+MovieMaker484 Yeah, it does have that kind of feel to it huh
+MovieMaker484 Absolutely! That's what I thought. Hah!
Sloop John C
This one is even better!
Al still sounds so good
Best of the best of the best. It just southes your soul no matter what.
Wonderful song. I Love it.
A 1970-song I love it.
awesome music Brian
Greg you are right, that is the perfect description of what we have. I remember well seeing the original "Beach Boys" in Southampton (Uk) in the sixtie's. Just sensational.
Great Brian song
Arrangement and vocal harmonies absolutely magnificent
I'm really hoping for a new album. Great song - classic as good as Sloop John Bee.....bzzzzzz
Brian's best work was with Van Dyke Parks. His compositions deserve something more wordy and poetic IMO.
you should write with him Ralph
Yes, a bit puzzled by some comments, what does 'breaking new ground' mean? The man has always written in the same style. And as far as needing collaborators, he always needed a lyricist, from the beginning. He can't sing the high stuff anymore, but so what. His brilliance was in the songs, the arrangements and lush beautiful sound. He has achieved this and more with this album. It is lovely and uplifting. I know 'Right Time' is simplistic, but as in the old days, I keep coming back to it. The title No Pier Pressure is a telling indication of too many years of a sensitive artist trying to please his family and friends and finally, in my view getting the last and wonderful word.
Most of this new album doesn't sound bad at all, it sounds good! This song is one of my favorites! The melody is good, and the music is good too!
Absolutely amazing song!
Brian e Al, eu amo vocês!
Love the new album...love them all. Thank u Brian...cannot wait till sept in Redbank NJ...;)😀🎵
my favorite song from this album
My Favorite Songs
This song belongs where it belongs right back in the 60's.I love new artist.Smiley Smile was suppose to be a masterpiece and Pet Sounds was suppose to be a masterpiece of music.I don't get it.Where is the world shaking new music?This is not a bad tune but it is not earth shattering.Let's let Brian live off his royalties.
***** IT WASN'T SMILEY SMILE IT WAS THE SMILE ALBUM DUE IN DECEMBER OF 1966!!! LISTEN TO THE SMILE SESSIONS!!
David White Okay, David. So St. Pauli made a goof. An understandable goof, actually.
Let it go. and please press a key that you can find between the "Tab" and "Shift". It is called the "Caps Lock" press it once.
Then maybe folks would take you a bit more seriously....
Derick Sturke Derick,thanks for the defense of that aggressive comment.Smiley smile was released prior(12th BB LP) to Smile.I still don't see the musical value of all 3 of the above stated LP's.I bought the 180 gram Pet Sounds LP and still wonder why.I will admit that I am partial to "Hero's and Villians".I lived through this time and bought the BB since 1962.Some just gets redundant.
***** A lot of the stuff committed to vinyl (and stuffed in vaults for decades) was "experimental" and "unfinished". Or just partial song ideas still needing cohesion. And yeah, I don't fall on my knees worshiping everything on SMiLE. Some of it is... well... odd. But for me, not unlikable. The fascination with something like "Mrs. O'Leary's Cow", comes primarily from the stories of Western Recorders. Brian and all the Wrecking Crew wearing toy fire helmets; the incidence of a building fire down the block during the recording sessions.... and Brian's LSD induced wonderment of whether the song beget the fire!
For me, it took *decades* for me to not reject the "post surf" era. I wanted pressed striped shirts, clean guitar lines, and stories of somewhat innocent times of Southern California. But that wasn't real in Brian's world and he let us all know.
What fascinates me as much as the memorable songs is the story of the studio/production approach. While Phil Spector showed the world we could load up instrumentation on early four track recording, Brian showed how that sort of instrumentation could be beautifully and artistically woven together. Almost like an oil painting.
And he set the bar so high for others to try and follow....
Wow...just wow
i love it..
I love this song but for some reason the horn sounds like a synthesizer its just bugging me the slightest bit.
Kris Kristofferson should cover this
Sloop John B
De stemmen klinken nog steeds prima, maar helaas kan ik verder alleen maar negatief zijn over dit slappe gedoe, met groot heimwee naar alle klassiekers van het verleden. Voices excellent, music sucks
gret song, but i hate the auto tune
These guys are in their 70's, they need autotune Mr.Quadrophonic stero system expert.
hmm. it has good parts. still haven't quite tipped toward purchasing yet. every time i hear that jew's harp or some sleigh bells, i keep getting reminded that this is the hipsters surrounding brian forcing another album out of him. when he's gone, all of their careers are kaput. i like smile and pet sounds too, but brian was innovating on those albums, not setting up his eternal sound with coke bottles and taped piano strings... the hipsters are frozen in time just like mike love is.
He used sleighbells on "Dance Dance Dance" from '65 and Jew's Harp on Roll Plymouth Rock from 2004. He hasn't been convinced to do anything :)
MovieMaker484 kinda proving my point there. Have you seen the smile 2004 dvd??? I own it. Watch the documentary.
MovieMaker484 not to mention everybody knows those 65 albums were preambles to pet sounds. Besides party at least.
I have watched that documentary many times. And you're right, there was some convincing for him to release SMiLE, but if he honestly didn't want to, he wouldn't have. teknokrat1
When I heard "Sail Away" was one of Brian's new tracks, I thought it was going to be a version from "Orange Crate Art". I'll get the vibe of this new song soon eventually. It's good., but didn't surprise me. So I picked up Ringo Starr's new lp. Brian is next. ; )