Thank you, Jon. What kind of royalties is Dave receiving? Artist royalties and royalties for performing on the records?

Who exactly are the estate of Carl? Gina, Justyn and Jonah?

Very helpfull, thanks.

The Beach Boys company officialy  from 1961/1962 were the Wilsons, David Marks and Mike Love. Al Jardine added his signature in 1973 or 72.

David Marks signed a waver (?) in the seventies in which he agrees to leave behind his rights as a voting member. The estate of Dennis gave / sold back his rights.

As of 2012 BRIs corporative members are Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Alan Jardine and the estate of Carl Wilson.

English isny my first languge, nor am I well versed in legal matters, apologies if I am not accurate. Jon Stebbins book aboit David Marks is a perfect reference for some of these matters.

Is it me, or is the video incomplete? It runs for about 36 minutes, and ends right after the master backing track...?

Is it Bruce who sings the high "na na na"'s on Good Vibrations just before the break with the cello's playing triplets?

And... Heroes and Villains as an unexpected show closer.

Meanwhile... On the full hour episode of Jools Holland the band just played Isn't it time, Barbara Ann and a better version of TWGMTR.

On Spotify Summer days (and summer days)!!! has an instrumental version + male voice-overs of Amusement Parks USA in stereo. Is this also on the CD-version???

Wouldn't it be nice

Isn't it Mike?

Thank you!

Who sings the "You're under arrest!"-line during H&V in the current live band?

There was also another girl on stage after Barbara Ann, during Fun Fun Fun. She was playing Scott's keyboard.

Ambha Love

(hi Bill / Jop!)

I thought it was a fantastic show. I knew beforehand this would be an ultra short show. Also, this was my second ( and last ) show of the show. In Barcelona I probably was hoping too much for the concert being the best ever, so ended up being slightly disappointed because of that. This time, also closer to home, it was natural to be relaxed and enjoy the show and take it all in. Only 1 hr 40 min, but what a great show. I respectfully disagree with shelter about Brian looking tired. He did look pale and was kinda inactive during the encore, but he was singing good, playing piano everywhere and making gestures (especially when a camera was around). Lots of Brian lead vocals after the car songs.

Just got back to the hostel in Ghent, so thanks to Wi-fi the setlist:

01 Do it again
02 Little Honda
03 Catch a wave
04 Hawaii
05 Don't back down
06 Surfin' safari
07 Surfer Girl
08 Don't worry baby
09 Little deuce coupe
10 409
11 Shut down
12 I get around
13 That's why God made the radio
14 You're so good to me
15 Then I kissed her
16 Why do fools
17 When I grow up
18 Cottonfields
19 Sail on sailor
20 Heroes and villains
21 God only knows
22 Sloop John B
23 Wouldn't it be Nice
24 Good vibrations
25 California girls
26 Help me Rhonda
27 Rock n Roll music
28 Do you wanna dance
29 Surfin USA
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30 Kokomo
31 Barbara Ann
32 Fun fun fun

More later!

Hey Rick, so you found your way down here? Welcome and good luck with the timeline and see you Tuesday!

Guy

Several years ago I also set out to get all BB records on vinyl in original US pressing (I'm from The Netherlands). I only need Smiley Smile, 20/20 and Stack-o-Tracks. Ridiculous high shipping costs mostly put an end to my searches.

Now I see that someone mentions "green label". What's up with these? Good audio quality?

Besides... IJWMFTT has returned to the setlists.

Iirc Dennis did not make a single new contribution to MIU. My Diane and HLT were earlier recordings.

I believe two most recent shows (after Barcelona) had usual lengths / number of songs (45+). However there has been a slight change in the European setlists when songs that Mike d'Amico usually plays drums on and due to an absent videoscreen Forever have been dropped.

This whole world and California have returned since Barcelona. Marcella, Pet Sounds, I just wasn't made for these times, Add some music, Forever, Isn't it time and Kiss me baby have been AWOL for some shows in favour of California dreamin', Dance, dance, dance and All summer long.

Until reading Jeff's first hand observations in thread about the Byron Preiss tapes I never fully realised the band REALLY had broken up. It wasn't until during the recording at MIU that Carl and Dennis return to BB. I wonder how long it took to reconcile.

@ Scott T and Cowsii  No critism intended mr. Totten. It was a funny moment, I believe it was right before Getcha back; John started playing the intro beat and (was) stopped twice. He then laughed out loud, put his sticks in the air and yelled out What? off-mic which I could hear in the audience. Thank you both for putting in these excellent performances.

Other great moments:
- seeing the guitar tech off stage playing air drums and singing along during the spare moments he wasnt tuning.
- The crowd singing Ole Ole at the end which made Mike, Dave and Al wait and take it in before leaving the stage.
- Highlights: Wouldnt it be nice (greatest song in the world IMO), Come go with me (excellent singing from the crowd), Why do fools (that acapella ending! ), Darlin (overall performance and Mike s mention of Carl), and the best performances of Heroes and villains and Good vibrations I have ever heard by any band configuration.
- Nelson s featured solo spot on cowbell!

Hopes for my next and final concert (Lokeren):
- Everyone stays healthy and fit.
- Isnt it time, This whole world, Kiss me baby, California and/or Add some music.

Quite a few songs missing to my huge disappointment I have to say. Hardly anything from 1970 / 1973. I was really looking forward to Forever, This Whole World, California, or even Isn't it time. We DID get YSGTM, Dance dance dance and All summer long... but... mhhhhh.... Also no video screen, probably left behind in the US to cut on costs.

Brian and Jeff looked really tired during the second half. There were several mistakes by Cowsill who handled being yelled at by Scott T. very well . Overall a very solid performance, lacking the extra songs for us fans who enjoy the deeper material. Great venue, nearly sold out I think. Mike was in great form, he's going to continue doing this for a long time I'd say. For me the first time seeing Al and David, very cool. Al's such a friendly guy.

(not sure if this was noted before, Mikey and Probyn both play bass on DDD)

Could be! Dare I ask why you are certain it's Dave who sings alone first?

Yep I stand corrected. On the first overdub takes (takes 5 and 6) Carl sings alone, on the following take we hear two voices. Before the take starts someone in the booth (I think) mentions Dave, followed by someone in the control room saying  <overdub take 6 (sic), with Nick>.

So yeah... Carl and Dave on verses, plus Mike.

Is Dave on Summertime Blues? I think it's Carl and Mike.

In Jon Stebbins excellent 'The Lost Beach Boy' County Fair, Heads You Win, Chug A Lug and 409 are named as songs on which Dave most likely doubles Dennis's parts.