*California Dreamin'
The Mamas & The Papas classic recorded by the Boys in 1986 for their 25th anniversary with Capitol Records. It features Roger McGuinn on 12 string guitar (the video had a cameo by "Papa" John Phillips and Michelle Phillips). This song can also be found on "Made in USA" & Greatest Hits Vol. 3 (Best of The Brothers).
*Do You Wanna Dance?
Originally recorded by Bobby Freeman (and later by The Ramones) this cut comes from the "Today" album released in 1965.
*School Days (Ring Ring Goes The Bell)
The Chuck Berry classic recorded by the Boys for their 1980 "Keppin' The Summer Alive" album. A great live version of this song can be found on the "Knebworth" CD
*Walk On By
Why the Boys would record this Dionne Warwick song is a mystery. Why we only get 56 seconds of the song on the CD is another mystery.
*Come Go With Me
The Del Vikings classic as recorded by the Boys for their 1978 " The M.I.U. Album".
*Johnny B. Goode
Another Chuck Berry classic originally the last song heard on the "Concert" album from 1964. "Before we all get kicked out of here, we're gonna do one more for you. Let's go!" is how they introduce the songs with lots of screaming girls, lots of energy & lots of fun.
*Palisades Park
Originally recorded by Freddie "Boom Boom" Cannon (and written by game show king Chuck Barris) this song (several beats slower than the original) was recorded for the 1976 release "15 Big Ones".
*Then I Kissed Her
The Phil Spector/Ellie Greenwich song originally heard on the 1965 "Summer Days (and Summer Nights) album.
*The Wanderer
"Here he is, the hard working drummer Denny Wilson". Also taken from the 1964 "Concert" album. Dennis seems a bit off but the concert hall filled with screaming girls did not seem to mind.
*Summertime Blues
The Eddie Cochran classic from the 1962 "Surfin' Safari" album. Mike tackles the lower voiced parts.
(The last two tracks were also available on the 1983 Capitol release "Rarities").
*The Letter
Originally recorded by The Boxtops in 1967. This is an out take from the 1967 "Wild Honey" album.
*With A Little Help From My Friends
The Beach Boys take on The Beatles classic from their 1967 "Sgt Pepper's" album. (From Wikipedia) Wilson's creativity reached its apex during the mid-1960s with the Pet Sounds album (which, according to Paul McCartney, inspired the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band).
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