Officially released BB recordings that never appeared on a BB album

[XY]

Is "Susie Cincinatti" on the "Child Of Winter" single the 1970 single mix ?

[mikeyj]

I may have missed it but Brian Wilson solo:

He Couldn't Get His Poor Old Body To Move
South American (a cappella)
Being With The One You Love

I'm not sure if these have been released on an album or not but as far as I know they haven't?

[shelter]

He Couldn't Get His Poor Old Body To Move
Being With The One You Love

Both on the re-issue of BW's s/t album.

[smile-holland]

He Couldn't Get His Poor Old Body To Move
Being With The One You Love

I think these can be found on the re-release of BW's first solo-album (with bonustracks)

EDIT: oops, shelter just beat me on that... 

[Andrew G. Doe]

He Couldn't Get His Poor Old Body To Move
Being With The One You Love

Both on the re-issue of BW's s/t album.

Brian's done a soundtrack album ? When ? Which movie ??   

[Christian]

Both on the re-issue of BW's s/t album.

Brian's done a soundtrack album ? When ? Which movie ??   

Self-titled albums are often indicated with the abbreviation "s/t", as far as I know.

[shelter]

Yep, s/t = self titled.

[shelter]

Oh, and by the way: I Just Wasn't Made For These Times was a soundtrack album... 

[shelter]

- Bluebirds Over The Mountain (Dutch mix). It is available on Rarities and The Dutch Singles Collection, but both are OOP now

I believe the Dutch single mix is in mono while the Rarities version has the basic track and the overdubs on seperate channels?

[shelter]

Another addition:

Kokomo (Spanish) on Dutch/German 7" of California Dreamin', 1989 (or 1990?) re-issue.

[atroxi]

Utterly insignificant, but there's some odd remix of the Stamos-ized "Forever" floating out there that got distributed to radio stations.  Some girl I knew in high school that worked as a DJ had a copy.  I don't know if it was a promo copy, or what.

[shelter]

Utterly insignificant, but there's some odd remix of the Stamos-ized "Forever" floating out there that got distributed to radio stations.  Some girl I knew in high school that worked as a DJ had a copy.  I don't know if it was a promo copy, or what.

Maybe it was one of the versions from Full House. I remember that in Full House, John Stamos's character was trying to break through with his version of "Forever", and that there was an episode where a record company tried to push him into another musical direction and that they made him record a faster, disco-ish version of "Forever". I'm guessing that that girl probably got a hold of that version somehow.

[smile-holland]

Utterly insignificant, but there's some odd remix of the Stamos-ized "Forever" floating out there that got distributed to radio stations.  Some girl I knew in high school that worked as a DJ had a copy.  I don't know if it was a promo copy, or what.

Don't know if it was a promo, but I think there's an Australian (?) cd-single floating around (sometimes on Ebay) with 3 versions: the regular one, the ac-mix and the chr-mix.

[Beach Boy]

Back In The USSR (live in Washington 1986, with Ringo Starr) on V/A album “Fourth Of July: A Rockin’ Celebration Of America” (December 1986)
Come Go With Me (live in Washington 1986, with Oak Ridge Boys) on V/A album “Fourth Of July: A Rockin’ Celebration Of America” (December 1986)
Surfer Girl (live in Washington 1986, with Julio Iglesias) on V/A album “Fourth Of July: A Rockin’ Celebration Of America” (December 1986)
Barbara Ann (live in Washington 1986, with Jimmy Page & Friends) on V/A album “Fourth Of July: A Rockin’ Celebration Of America” (December 1986)

There are all from 1985.

[Andrew G. Doe]

The shows used on this album are DC 7/4/84 ("USSR" & "Surfer Girl") and Philadelphia 7/4/85 ("Come Go..." & "Barbara-f******-Ann"). I think.

[Beach Boy]

Oh, I meant 1984 of course.