She Knows me too Well
Country Air
Tears in the Morning
Til I die
Big Sur
California Saga: California
Keeping the Summer Alive

Who sang Barbara Ann? Matt and Brian Eichenberger together? And did Darian sing Darlin'? Last question: :-) No I Get Around?

No Sail on, Sailor?

Ah, then I jumped to a wrong conclusion after seeing that picture. My bad.

With Alan ànd David. Brian (or his team) posted a couple of pictures from rehearsals.

Who played bass? Wasn't Bob Lizik... Guy in picture on FB looked like Brett Simons.... Anyone handling the high vocals?

BW will perform during George Fest at El Rey Theatre celebrating the re-release of George Harrisons 6 Apple Records' albums.

Setlist is up on setlist.fm

BW posted some pictures on Facebook. Can't see Probyn and Paul in them. Were they there? (judging from the saxophones in one picture I guess Paul was...)

Who's in the band? Bob Lizik still on bass I hope? Would to know what the set list was. Thanks for the report!

This is really tasteless. I will look into the possibility of removing "my" vote. Why call me "Donald" anyway?

If the people behind this are found, please ban them for life.

I just received a notification that I signed a petition to release an extended version of "The Real Beach Boy" doc... Although I never did such a thing. The e-mail is adressed to "Donald". Anyone else had this happen to them?

I agree that the interaction on this forum has improved greatly in the last few weeks (months?). My gratitude to everyone who makes this possible.

Pet Sounds

Bgas... well done on making a complete fool out of yourself.

Re: the Rolling Stone cover: I'd say it is a hand coloured black and white photo.

Very likely Ed Carter.

I remember that on the released Live in London LP the parts of the additional players were muted in varying degrees. Horns are mostly audible and Ed Carters lead guitar on "Bluebirds...". This may have something to do with the suddenly audible guitar on "All I want to do"

Cuckoo Clock

He's recording overdubs for "Carry me Home" which is to be included on MIC after all. All copies of the box set are being recalled.

That probably isn't the whole setlist since WIBN, GOK and SJB aren't mentioned. Al on partial lead on two more at least.

True.  I am quite confident it's a studio recording at the least.

Hey, they used Dennis' and Carls vocals too from older recordings and those sound great. Very nice addition: at the shows I attended I didn't see or hear the video tributes.

Got the CD today. Why does Heroes & Villains sound so awful? I have a hunch it's because it has Brian vocals fromBWPS flown in...

I would think so :-). I did do a quick check if I was related to the Korthofs. Of course I wasn't.

Andrew, Nice work! Sophia Kaarls was indeed born in Holland (Amsterdam to be exact). Gerrit Korthof was born in Muiderberg.

Essential (should be in every home):
John Lennon - Plastic Ono Band (1970)
George Harrison - All things must Pass (1970)

Very, very good (essential if you can afford them):
Paul McCartney - McCartney (1970)
 Paul & Linda McCartney - Ram (1971)
Paul McCartney & Wings - Band on the Run (1973)
Paul McCartney - Chaos & Creation in the Backyard (2004)

Pretty good (but not essential):
George Harrison - Concert for Bangladesh (live 1972)
 Paul McCartney & Wings - Venus & Mars (1975?)
Paul McCartney - McCartney II (1980)
Paul McCartney - Flowers in the Dirt (1988?)
Paul McCartney - Flaming Pie (1997)

Enjoyable and/or pretty good depending on mood, but not essential:
 John Lennon - Imagine (1972)
John Lennon - Walls and bridges (1974)
George Harrison - Living in the material world (1971)
George Harrison - Cloud 9 (1987)
Paul McCartney & Wings - Wings over America (live 1976)
 Paul McCartney & Wings - Back to the egg
Paul McCartney - Tug of War (1982)
Paul McCartney - Back in the USA / Back in the world (live 2003)
Paul McCartney - Memory almost full (2005)