Ha fixed it!

A fascinating look into his tribute album! http://brianislandlocked.blogspot.com/2013/09/my-interview-with-adam-marsland.html

http://brianislandlocked.blogspot.com/2013/09/my-interview-with-ron-altbach.html

Some additional details about this album.

I would say the chorus of Cherry Cherry Coupe.

What's the deal with this beautiful track? I know there's I Don't Know from the Smile Sessions from Dennis but this doesn't sound like it.

What would be your fantasy set list? No Beach Boys songs allowed but all other collaborations are welcomed.

Here's mine in order:


Can't Wait Too Long
Forever She'll Be My Surfer Girl
Live and Let Live
Melt Away
Walkin' The Line
Good Kind of Love
She Says That She Needs Me
Rainbow Eyes
South American
Let's Go to Heaven in My Car
Lay Down Burden
Southern California
Desert Drive
Rhapsody In Blue
I Love You Porgy
Rio Grande

Encore

After the Game
Your Imagination

Encore

Love and Mercy

Anything and Holland in its entirety.

Awesome thanks   and the complete chords would be nice to see too!

This is the most haunting song and the only to kind of creep me out. I'm talking about the piano intro of course. It sounds like a piece that would be in a Polanski film( Rosemary's Baby or the Tenant). Anyone have chords for it? Especially the intro!

Mr.Wilson - John Cale
Say We'll Meet Again - Lindsey Buckingham
Nomads - The High Llamas

I still love this song even if it's on KTSA. Also with Santa Ana Winds and Endless Harmony!

I still like the idea of making my own Smile bootlegs. ha

Vocal only version out there somewhere? Would love to hear all the voices on it especially's Carl's end falsetto.

All I Wanna Do vs. Washed Out's Feel It All Around. I always thought that All I Wanna Do should be made into an electronic track. It's short and the vocals are lower in pitch but it's still awesome.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSaXwXe8U1Q

The real question is Why didn't Dennis sing on In Concert?!  We KNOW he took leads in the shows that were recorded and everyone got at least one on the album, even Ricky!  Can anyone point out any specific vocal parts from him on that album?  The only place I hear him is on (almost all of) the between song banter.

Yeah I know come on! He's even the only one on the album cover!

Just in case nobody caught my sarcasm above, I don't listen to the Smile boots anymore. It's full throttle up with The Smile Sessions box o' goodies.

I caught your sarcasm with your so haha

I'm confused: 
>>"I'll be doing a couple of the more laid-back Beach Boys songs, like 'All This is That.' We actually delved into the spiritual domain ourselves back in the '70s when we started TM," said Jardine about the song, which many fans consider one of Carl Wilson's greatest vocals. "It's kinda neat. We did it on our 50th anniversary tour. They loved it. It's gorgeous. I wrote it here in Big Sur, as a matter of fact. It finally saw the light of day last year."  <<

Maybe Al believes that most people haven't heard CATP since it's not a popular record to the average fan base.

Why do you think they sped up the recording?

You're saying that Blondie is in the harmony somewhere right? I'm trying to listen for him.

Or have you just stuck with the The Smile Sessions since it has been released?

I forgot that the track on All This Is That is sped up. What is the pitch correction on this, .5 or 1 full step? Tried both, but neither sound exactly how I am used to hearing Blondie sing on other tunes. Slowed down further than 1 really sounds off.
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hmm you know I'm not sure about that. Have you tried 1 1/2 up?

How does all this material remain unreleased for so long!

Because it's locked in a vault in Sunny California.

I'd put a mask over my face and steal it.

Carry me home was one I was thinking of too from Holland. It's A New Day is Blondie but from 1971.

He wrote beautiful songs but gave them to Carl who still made them masterpieces. Just curious as to why he didn't sing them himself. Is it something to do with his time in Holland in general? He also elected Carl to sing Fourth of July earlier and Blondie to do It's a New Day.

Probably an old question by now but is Paul McCartney's celery actually audible in any recordings?