22 Beach Boys Gems

[wilcox660]

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I enjoyed putting this together! As I was assembling it I swapped out The Little Girl I Once Knew with I Went To Sleep simply because it was in my head.

[MudShark22]

Simply a list or a listening order?
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[Dan Roth]

I always loved Sail On Sailor and Chaplin's lead vocals. The Chaplin/Fataar era of the Beach Boys was short but produced two really solid studio albums and a great live one. "Here She Comes" is another song that I always have loved with Chaplin on lead.

[wilcox660]

Simply a list or a listening order?
Always enjoy these Señor Wilcox

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Both, to be honest. I imagined it as a playlist

[wilcox660]

I always loved Sail On Sailor and Chaplin's lead vocals. The Chaplin/Fataar era of the Beach Boys was short but produced two really solid studio albums and a great live one. "Here She Comes" is another song that I always have loved with Chaplin on lead.

Agree 100%

[SunRunner2]

The most substantial omissions from my perspective and that should have replaced some of the more popular BB "hits" in the past:

1) Somewhere Near Japan - A single release from 1990 that didn't chart but was one of their most lush, beautifully written recordings since the Brian Wilson writing days (John Phillips co-wrote it).
2) Don't Worry Baby - Perhaps my favorite BB song of all time; the flip side of "I Get Around", which I believe should have been the other way around.
3) I Can Hear Music - Another modest hit on the charts (#24) that I believe deserves more appreciation for its beautiful melody and great harmonizing.

Of course, God only knows what their best songs really are. So much outstanding music which I grew up on and that still resonates with me to this day.

[3LockBox]

I love late '60s BB.

[wilcox660]

The most substantial omissions from my perspective and that should have replaced some of the more popular BB "hits" in the past:

1) Somewhere Near Japan - A single release from 1990 that didn't chart but was one of their most lush, beautifully written recordings since the Brian Wilson writing days (John Phillips co-wrote it).
2) Don't Worry Baby - Perhaps my favorite BB song of all time; the flip side of "I Get Around", which I believe should have been the other way around.
3) I Can Hear Music - Another modest hit on the charts (#24) that I believe deserves more appreciation for its beautiful melody and great harmonizing.

Of course, God only knows what their best songs really are. So much outstanding music which I grew up on and that still resonates with me to this day.

All very strong choices!