I am really hoping that Deleted Scenes bonus feature includes full performances of the songs shown in the montage at the beginning.

Wow...they sounded really good when I went to concert in Charleston back on June 29th.

I saw on dvdreleasedates.com that "Love & Mercy" will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray on September 15.  It was verified on amazon.com.  Amazon has the DVD listed at $19.98 and the Blu-Ray listed at $22..49.  I can't wait to see what bonus features will be included.

Sooo...how did CK feel about her portrayal in "An American Family"?  Did she complain about that, too?

Long-time wish this. Top o' the wish list.

And if they don't release all of the concerts recorded of "In Concert", a collection one version of each song played on those tours would be nice, including "River Song", "Here She Comes", "You Need A Mess Of Help To Stand Alone", and any other rarities.

Very underrated engineer/producer thats for sure. My beach & locals only are killer albums.

I didn't realize that was Daryl Dragon in the car on the Marcella sleeve.  I know he said they had taken some photos of him with the group before Holland was released and he felt like they were trying to push him into an official role in the group.

I took that picture of Toni Tennille , they are on the stage at the University of Georgia in Athens GA! I also saw her the first time at Georgia Tech in 72! I think she is in the background on a pic I took there.

Do you happen to have a digital copy of the other photograph?

Any info on him or pics with the beach boys?

I freakin love his synthesizer solo at the end of the live version of Surfs Up in 74.

We need to kickstart a petition to get those late 60s early 70s concerts out and into our CD collection.

I would love to have all of the concerts recorded in 72 and 73 for "In Concert" to be released.

Only found this.

http://41.media.tumblr.com/5faad0a9284b160064e3fde9d6d6562c/tumblr_n01eiwUwAi1ql5mnto1_500.jpg

That's the only one I've ever seen. 

Does anyone have any photos of Toni Tennille onstage when she was touring with the Beach Boys?  I know there was one photo in the "In Concert" book, but I have yet to locate any online that I save for my own collection.

Where can I find this God Only Knows footage?  I don't think I've ever seen it.

I noticed while watching "Endless Harmony" that there appears to be professional shot footage of an outdoor concert, probably sometime in late 72 or 73.  The band's performing "Sail On Sailor".  Does anyone know exactly when and where this concert took place and if the entire concert was filmed?

Yes, of course. Thanks for catching that.

You're welcome.  I was pretty certain that it was just a typo lol

You mean 1997 for Audree and not 1977, right?

Murry Gage Wilson b 7/2/1917 d. 6/4/1973
Audree Neva Korthof b. 9/28/1917 d. 12/1/1977

Milton Edward Love b. 5/4/1918 d 6/20/2013
Emily Glee Wilson b.11/30/1919 d. 10/2/1979
 - Maureen b. 4/4/1943
 - Stephen b. 6/28/1947
 - Stanley b. 4/9/1949
 - Stephanie b. 11/9/1951 d. 2005
 - Marjorie b. 4/2/1960

Donald Charles Jardine b. 10/24/1912 d. 2/28/1994
Virginia Louise Loxley b. 5/21/1915 d. 10/1/2007
- Neal b. 1938

Best I can do thus far.

According to The Beach Boys In Concert book, "You Still Believe In Me", "Funky Pretty" and "Surfin' USA" were recorded August 31, 1973. Perhaps Ian or Jon has a recording date for "Fun, Fun, Fun."

Thanks.  I overlooked those.  How would I contact them to ask?

I'm trying to compile a list of each track from the "In Concert" album with the date of the recording and the location.  Thanks to the book "The Beach Boys In Concert" (Rusten/Stebbins), I've found the information for all of the tracks except the following:

You Still Believe In Me
Funky Pretty
Surfin' USA
Fun, Fun, Fun

Does anyone know the dates and locations in which those tracks were recorded that were used on the album?

Thanks!!!

At the end of the movie, they showed them playing a concert in Anaheim in 1974.  It shows Bruce onstage.  He left the group in early 72.

I saw the Beach Boys tonight in Charleston, WV.  It was great concert.  My favorite part of was "God Only Knows".  Before the song, Mike Love made the statement "No one sings this song like Carl Wilson, so why try?"  They used the same video and vocal track that was used on the 50th anniversary tour.  The last time Carl came to Charleston with the group was in 1986.  I was only 3 years old then, so this was a cool experience.

I also got to meet Mike, Bruce, Jeff, and Scott.  I can't say enough about Bruce.  What a classy fella!  He came over and talked to us 4 different times before the sound check.  He took pictures and signed autographs for anyone who want one.  At one point, one of the security guards tried to make us leave.  Bruce said "Hey man.  These are my fans.  It's cool."  Mike didn't come off the bus until just minutes before the concert started.  He said he would be back after the show.  I could tell he was in hurry to get on the bus after the show (can't blame him) and he tried to get to as many people as he could.

The way David quit was inaccurate.  He actually informed Murray that he quit in the car on the way from one gig to another.  But he didn't actually leave until several months later.

A few years ago, someone on this board posted a link to a stock footage clip that absolutely fascinated me.  In the clip, you see the band jamming in an empty auditorium in the early 70s. Unfortunately, there's no sound. Personnel was as follows:

Ricky on electric guitar
Ed Carter on electric guitar
Carl on bass guitar
Daryl Dragon on keyboards
Blondie on the drum kit

I believe Blondie played a bit of drums & piano with the Flame & also on his solo album.

Is that clip still available?  Would love to see it.

I had to pay $50 for the double CD.  It was a tough find.  So was Summer In Paradise.

Are there any photos floating around from Dennis' final show with the group in Pomona?  I believe the date was September 26, 1983.  I remember reading something stating that Dennis showed up at the show the following night and was asked to leave.

Well, the song was played in Uniondale in August of 1973. The gig was also recorded for the In Concert album. Maybe one day...

I would love for good quality recordings of some of those concerts to be officially released and include songs like "River Song".  I also like "Here She Comes" but the only live version I could find is from Boston and the quality is bad.

"River Song" is one of my favorite pieces by Dennis.  I recently found a BB bootleg that contained a live version of the song from 1973.  It sounds like Blondie singing lead.  Can anyone confirm this or know anything about it?

Thanks.

Yup - it was played live at several shows in 1973, and there was a TV clip of the band recording it in the studio. I believe this is said version:

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

Is it Blondie? Sounds like Dennis to me.

The live version sounds a lot like Blondie to me.

"River Song" is one of my favorite pieces by Dennis.  I recently found a BB bootleg that contained a live version of the song from 1973.  It sounds like Blondie singing lead.  Can anyone confirm this or know anything about it?

Thanks.