Just reread that article last night and it is indeed a good one--along with that interview he did for Fusion in '69.

Indeed - the Fusion piece is fascinating, as much for what isn't said as for what is.

Agreed. Any omissions you found especially noteworthy?

Just reread that article last night and it is indeed a good one--along with that interview he did for Fusion in '69.

Maybe part of Vega-tables, given his interest in the subject, except for the "tripped on a corunucopia" verse. Wind Chimes could also be Brian I suppose--sounds like a simple melancholy lyric along the lines of something he would write.

Apparently on Thursday.

Hot 100 (from wiki)

The the tracking-week for sales begins on Monday and ends on Sunday; while the airplay tracking-week runs from Wednesday to Tuesday. A new chart is compiled and officially released to the public by Billboard on Thursday. Each chart is dated with the "week-ending" date of the following Saturday.

Example:
Monday, January 1 – sales tracking-week begins
Wednesday, January 3 — airplay tracking-week begins
Sunday, January 7 – sales tracking-week ends
Tuesday, January 9 – airplay tracking-week ends
Thursday, January 11 – new chart released, with issue date of Saturday, January 20.

Hi Stephen,
Sorry if you've answered this before, but who sang the "A Children's Song" lyric at the end of Surf's Up in 1971? I've always assumed it was Brian. Badman's book mentions he arranged the final part, but doesn't say whether he actually sang that tag.

Thanks!

Looks like this interesting collection was discontinued at some point. (Not that I need it!)