Rare song -- Brian playing "Susie Cincinnati" and "Little Child" in Holland!

[Fall Breaks]

i've been dying to hear this for myself

Same here

[TdHabib]

i've been dying to hear this for myself

Same here

I would love to as well, can anybody PM me?

[Rocky]

I would love to as well, can anybody PM me?

me as well>?

[Rocky]

there is a version of little child (daddy dear) by Spike Jones. Knowing how Brian loves old comedy records, he may have picked it up from there

[Alex]

The second song on that demo was "Walkin'" not Susie Cincinatti

[MBE]

Not the one I heard.

[alanjames]

Can someone re-post this mp3, please?

[smile-holland]

Can someone re-post this mp3, please?

Excuse me?

In light of the rules we try to hold on to overhere, a more subtle way of showing you're interest in this recording would be much appreciated...

[♩♬🐸 Billy C ♯♫♩🐇]

+1.

[rogerlancelot]

I can't believe I have never heard this myself. Please find it in your heart to send me a little message if you will. Love you! 

[Stegibo]

I'd love to hear it too!!

[alanjames]

Can someone re-post this mp3, please?

Excuse me?

In light of the rules we try to hold on to overhere, a more subtle way of showing you're interest in this recording would be much appreciated...

Sorry man. I never asked these kind of thing before.

[SurfRiderHawaii]

Reading thru this thread for the first time.  I'm assuming AGD was wrong and it was Brian singing.
As he is prone to do, AGD dropped the subject rather than admit he was wrong.

[Mr. Cohen]

Speaking of AGD being wrong, but on a more minor note, I was looking at his sessions page for 1967, and I noticed he wrote that there was a Dennis tune called "Tune #L". Somehow I think it would be more likely a "1", considering that it was prefaced with a pound sign. If one was to sloppily write the number 1 the more proper way on a session sheet or tape or whatever, with a line under it and all, it could easily resemble a L. However, I'm sure AGD has already conducted a thoroughly academic debate with somebody about this, and I'm wrong.

[buddhahat]

Aaahgh I just saw this thread and got really excited about a new 70s Brian piano demo and then finally realised that the thread is three years old. And I heard the clip the first time around anyway! Hate it when that happens.

[Andrew G. Doe]

Reading thru this thread for the first time.  I'm assuming AGD was wrong and it was Brian singing.
As he is prone to do, AGD dropped the subject rather than admit he was wrong.

Nope, still think it's Alan. Listened to it again, processed it a bit... Alan. Others think it's Brian. Life's like that. 

[Andrew G. Doe]

Speaking of AGD being wrong, but on a more minor note, I was looking at his sessions page for 1967, and I noticed he wrote that there was a Dennis tune called "Tune #L". Somehow I think it would be more likely a "1", considering that it was prefaced with a pound sign. If one was to sloppily write the number 1 the more proper way on a session sheet or tape or whatever, with a line under it and all, it could easily resemble a L. However, I'm sure AGD has already conducted a thoroughly academic debate with somebody about this, and I'm wrong.

It's typed as Tune #L on the AFM contract. Prefaced with a hash - # - and not as pound sign (£).

[♩♬🐸 Billy C ♯♫♩🐇]

Here's a novel idea...let's ask Alan! It'd be nice to finally put the debate to rest. I've always thought it was Brian, personally, due to the distinctive wavery "ring" he had in his voice at the time, but considering how adept Jardine was at sounding like him, who knows?

[MBE]

Al may shed some light or even Brian. I will say that they both have taken credit for various things over the years.

[Andrew G. Doe]

Here's a novel idea...let's ask Alan! It'd be nice to finally put the debate to rest. I've always thought it was Brian, personally, due to the distinctive wavery "ring" he had in his voice at the time, but considering how adept Jardine was at sounding like him, who knows?

No-one, but no-one, says "goshdarned" like that like Alan !

Back in the day, tried getting a request to Alan to listen - nothing happened.

[SurfRiderHawaii]

Reading thru this thread for the first time.  I'm assuming AGD was wrong and it was Brian singing.
As he is prone to do, AGD dropped the subject rather than admit he was wrong.

Nope, still think it's Alan. Listened to it again, processed it a bit... Alan. Others think it's Brian. Life's like that.  

Just yanking your chain a little bit AGD.  Actually, on a lot of tunes from Wild Honey on thru the 70's, I have a heard time of "is it Al or Brian".

 I haven't heard these but will just wait till BeachBoysCentral.com opens and download it.   Speaking of which,  asked Alan in his thread a while back and he made no comment re: BBC.com

[♩♬🐸 Billy C ♯♫♩🐇]

Here's a novel idea...let's ask Alan! It'd be nice to finally put the debate to rest. I've always thought it was Brian, personally, due to the distinctive wavery "ring" he had in his voice at the time, but considering how adept Jardine was at sounding like him, who knows?

No-one, but no-one, says "goshdarned" like that like Alan !

Back in the day, tried getting a request to Alan to listen - nothing happened.

Good point, and good catch.

[MBE]

The piano sounds so much like Brian's style though, and the speaking and singing voice are identical to the Fairy Tale thing Brian played for that reporter. Listening to Awake, Won't You Tell Him, etc.  I just think Brian sounded like this at the time. The story about how it was recorded rings true too. Have we found out how it was in the A&E thing and who put it there? Marilyn or Diane also may be helpful about this.

[Jonas]

At least this debate didn't get ugly like the GOK 2004 (or whatever year it was) debacle...

[Mr. Cohen]

(rolls up sleeves, takes off boxing gloves)

OK, AGD, from Wikipedia:

In most regions of the United States, the symbol (#) is traditionally called the pound sign, but in others, the number sign.

Now, this is also true:

"Hash" is a common name for the mark used in the English-speaking world outside North America.

Unfortunately for you, though, the Beach Boys are an AMERICAN band, and as such, American vernacular should be used when discussing all matters related to the BBs. If you want to call the # sign the hash sign, go to a Beatles forum (a UK band), where you can debate forum regulars about when Ringo grew his mustache and the particulars of recording "Wild Honey Pie". A hash sign? I'm incredulous. In America, when say the word 'hash' we just start thinking about breakfast: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_%28food%29.