You can change the title when you modify your very first post in this thread.

Thanks Rocker. Done.

Great. Is there a photographer credit on these? Source?

BTW, I posted these gigantic images because they are so historically significant. At least to me, anyhow.   

Significant, and also informative.  This is the era during which Brian Wilson was writing things like "When I Grow Up to Be a Man" and "She Knows Me Too Well" and "Please Let Me Wonder," among others, and those kids were the intended audience.   

Bill Strode, The Courier-Journal

The show was December 30. They were in Iowa on the 28th

You are correct. Am I or a mod able to change the thread title?
BTW, I posted these gigantic images because they are so historically significant. At least to me, anyhow.   

Beach Boys, Louisville KY - Freedom Hall - Dec. 30, 1964

Apologies if this is a repost.

Mellotron Albums
http://www.planetmellotron.com/revb4.htm#beach

Thank you Stephen.

For example Capitol Records just had a press release that it will no longer be making any CDs or LPs or cassettes, after 2018. Everything will be sold as a file, on line only. No more CD's from the tower.    ~swd

Stephen, can you please elaborate on this and provide a source? Thank you.

Here is a screenshot of the new Sunflower SACD on my system*. It just arrived this afternoon. This is the oddest authoring on a SACD I've ever seen. It is being fed direct with six analogue inputs into my Yamaha receiver, no digital or HDMI inputs in use, no Dolby or other decoding is in use. I'm getting discrete multichannel, no ambience, matrix, Dolby Pro Logic or DTS decoding. The 2fer Sunflower/Surf's Up CD does not do anything like it. WTF. By the way, it sounds really good. Can't wait to hear Surf's Up.
 


*Pioneer Elite DV-79AVi, Yamaha DV-S5860, Polk Audio Monitor 40 Bookshelf Speakers, CSR center channel, Monitor 30 surrounds & PSW10 10" Powered Subwoofer. The Pioneer player defaults to the multichannel layer on SACDs.


Here's how the Summer days SACD defaults:


 

Please Please Me: Please Please Me

With the Beatles:  It Won't Be Long

A Hard Day's Night: Can't Buy Me Love

Beatles for Sale: Eight Days A Week

Help!: Help!

Rubber Soul: Norwegian Wood

Revolver: She Said She Said

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band: With A Little Help From My Friends

Magical Mystery Tour: I Am the Walrus

The Beatles: Dear Prudence

Yellow Submarine: Hey Bulldog

Abbey Road: Here Comes the Sun

Let it Be: Two of Us

One of the fake Zombies played at Changes Unlimited/Kaleidoscope here in Louisville sometime in the late 60's. I wonder which act it was. This club hosted the REAL Frank Zappa and the Mothers, Steppenwolf,  Iron Butterfly and Blue Cheer.

message sent

I'll never forget the band jamming out on Inside Looking Out in the pouring rain.  

My first acid trip was at the Cincinnati Zoo in 1969 watching the then unknown band jamming out on Inside Looking Out in the pouring rain. Vanilla Fudge was on the bill too. Lonnie Mack was a no-show.

From eBay:

Well the Ukraine girls really knock me out
They leave the West behind

Brenda Lee - I Want To Be Wanted

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6l5JKWA1LM

Sorry if this is a duplicate post. From the new Acoustic Sounds catalog.

A kind member of this forum PM'd me - he found the answer in "10 minutes"!

In his words it "...is called "Smile And Wave Goodbye". Written by Al Gross, Marc
Ferrari and Pete Surdoval, it seems to come from a digital...music hiring service."
http://m.firstcom.com/en/Browse/Labels/CD%20Listing/CD%20Details/Track%20Details.aspx?cdId=7031&lid=79&wId=612763