60 Years Of The Beach Boys! 1961 - 2021
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- Опубліковано 13 лис 2020
- Little Deuce Coupe got copyrighted so I used an 8-bit version from Mr. J. Wilson. I think that was the reason it wasn’t showing up on the channel but I fixed it and you should be seeing this.
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Best band of all time!!!!!
Its such a shame that they fell away from making truly great songs when Brian began to decline in '67. After that, they largely just went down the nostalgia route. They could have achieved so much more. Crazy to think Brian peaked at 24 years old.
@@dj71162 please check out the beach boys love you album from 1977. Brian at his best.
@@alancumming1458 I have. I like some of the songs on there, but I think the dated production makes it difficult for me to like the whole thing. I will no doubt grow to like it more.
@@dj71162 forget the production because its not there. Its clearly a demo.check out the beach boys live in 1977 at the their cbs covention in london. You hear the love you songs done live and they come alive. Enjoy friend.
Best band of all time (All time meaning from about 1962 to about late 1973 or to early 1974). Every album after the Holland album, starting with
15 Big Ones is terrible
Nobody did it better. Nobody ever will. 60 years and still rocking it out...
The most impressive spread of songs ever.
You’re right! That’s why I just had to make this
@@Lilylouie27 No band comes close in my opinion. You go from Cuckoo Clock, Surfin’ etc. on the fun early albums to the insanity and creativity of SMILE sessions. Brian Wilson is GOATED 🐐
Damn straight
One after another absolute perfection
2:59 the Beatles my favourite band
Great list of some of the best music of all time.
I really loved this video. Although I felt like you could’ve put “The Night was So Young”
The Night Was So Young is a classic song. Maybe next time!
Happy 60th birthday to my most favorite band!
KEITH, SAY HI TO "DENNIS" FROM "ALL" OF US...WE MISS HIM❤️
Legendary band
1:45 the boys are jammin Little Honda in that movie...meanwhile Dennis is sitting in a chair staring at 3 blondes....that's Denny lol
Now that's what I call music! Sooooo happy to be born in 1954 and being able to enjoy all of this great music through the years!! Thanks for uploading! 😄👍🎵🎶 (Hope you make Vol. 2 with more songs... 😉)
I was also born in '54. Having an older brother was a plus. He paid for all the 45's and albums. Still have over a dozen original records. Best band ever!
Brian
Carl
Dennis
Al
David
Bruce
Mike
Together for 60 years and forever
I think the real Beach Boys died in 1983 when Dennis left. It wasnt the same without him.
Nice, some good deep cuts in here too.
Great array of all their hits (they put over 30 records on the charts), and some very memorable, excellent album cuts, as well. "The Warmth of the Sun", and "All This Is That", among them. Boy, if you included those last two, you must know and love their music.
IT'S ONLY ROCK AND ROLL BUT "I ❤️🤍💙 IT"...THANKS☘️
This is awesome !
i love ‘Let The Wind Blow’ and ‘Friends’ and ‘Little Bird’
1967 - 1968 was a great, underrated era for the band.
Great vid
"HAWTHORNE COUGARS" 62'
surf's up was recorded in 1966 during the smile sessions, then released on the surf's up album in 1971. Just a little clarification :D
Yes but they’re different versions! One with Brian on the lead and one with Carl one the lead
@@Lilylouie27 oh i didnt know that! I which one is carl singing on?
Carl sings on the Surfs Up (1971) version
@@Lilylouie27 I honestly couldn't hear a difference until now lol
The one with Brian was originally shown on a special TV program hosted by Leonard Bernstein. He'd heard the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper" album, and was so impressed, he wanted people to know that the younger generation was making some incredible music. He invited several artists who represented that music. Amongst them were Simon and Garfunkel, and Brian Wilson, who played "Surf's Up."
Cool video tribute. Btw-Wipeout with the Fat boys was 1987. 👍🏻
Heroes (no villains)
Very awesome. I hope all the surviving official members of The Beach Boys reunite for a 60th anniversary tour soon. I also hope John Stamos and Christian Love become official members of the group. I also hope there can be an honorable supporting musician Mike Oldfield who is best known for his Tubular Bells for albums. He is a good guitar god and he could be good on many gutiar solos.
Brian Wilson
Carl Wilson
Dennis Wilson
Mike Love
Al Jardine
David Marks
Bruce Johnston
Blondie Chaplin
Ricky Fataar
John Stamos
Murry Wilson
Charles Manson
YOU DA "BEST"👍🎶🎶🎶🎶
mike love❤️
A great collection, but really, who chose to show only a clip of Mike during God Only Knows? He didn't even sing on that release.
I used a clip from the God Only Knows music video and the camera just happened to be panned on Mike: ua-cam.com/video/AOMyS78o5YI/v-deo.html
What is the source of video which Dennis singing? 7:18
He’s not actually singing Hey Little Tomboy, his voice is synced to look like he’s singing it. I used this video: ua-cam.com/video/3Crfqr8_RiE/v-deo.html
@@Lilylouie27 huge thanks!!
You forgot Rock N Roll to the Rescue
60th anniversary 50th anniversary celebration New year's oascr awesome awards. Intrvew Reviews DVD New
The legend of this group was almost destroyed by Mr ego Mike Love with one album alone.
Summer in paradise is the most embarrassing crap I ever heard and it’s all Mikey’s doing. Poor Carl’s health was fading at that point but he did what he could to save that garbage from tarnishing the group’s reputation forever.
Wipeout w/ the fat boys was 87
Whoops my bad!
How did the Beatles sneak in there ?
The Beach Boys cover many Beatles songs, two being Tell Me Why and I Should’ve Known Better and seeing there were no videos of The Beach Boys doing those songs, I decided to use The Beatles footage.
@@Lilylouie27 Great idea!
As someone who's not a lyrics person, kind of liked them returning to the Beach lyrics in the 70s but in the 80s and 90s it becomes very quickly corny and dated (god who the hell invented those 80s drum machines?).
Standalone wise, the collaboration with the Fatboys on "Wipe Out" sounded kind of alright but yeah it's just part of the mess of the post-1983 Beach Boys discography when put together with the rest of their discography from that time.
All from Mike Love. He wrestled control of the group from Carl and the tragedy of albums came out.
The Beach Boys went from one of the most innovative groups to a sell out.
Abandoning the great musical/lyrical path they were on in the mid 60s-early 70’s was a huge creative mistake. Outside of the great album we got with Love You in 1977, the creative era died.
L opinion
That went down hill