Beach Boys Rarities

[TimeToGetAlone]

I came across these videos on Youtube.  Can anyone tell me which songs are featured on these?  Some of them are obvious but others I'm not so sure about.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piWvsqc9YYU&feature=related
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=lc13bihbsIc&feature=related&yt

[smile-holland]

I came across these videos on Youtube.  Can anyone tell me which songs are featured on these?  Some of them are obvious but others I'm not so sure about.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piWvsqc9YYU&feature=related

Rarities 2
- intro of Surf Jam
- East Meet West (with Franki Valli)
- instrumental backing track Had To Phone Ya
- Dennis Wilson: Love Remember Me
- R&R to the Resque
- You've Got To Hide Your Love Away (live 1965/66 (not Party))
- Good Vibes (live, probably late 60ies, early 70ies)

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=lc13bihbsIc&feature=related&yt

Rarities (pt1)
- Break Away (backing vocals)
- Brian Wilson: Your Imagination (vocal version)
- Baseball aka It's Trying To Say To You (Adult Child)
- Wild Honey (intro)
- It's A Beautiful Day (Americathon soundtrack)
- Carry Me Home
- What I'd Say (live Sydney Australia Jan. 1964, released on the Australian Rarities album, which was withdrawn pretty quick after it's release)

[TimeToGetAlone]

Thanks a lot.  Seems like I knew more than I was aware of.  I thought the East Meets West intro was great but I guess I hadn't heard enough to recognize it was from that song.  I also learned that Carry Me Home has both Dennis and Blondie singing together.

[DonnaK]

I wrote to the guy who did this video who lives in Spain. I asked him if I could find the cd with this music on it, he's working on third part of Rarities now!

[DonnaK]

Never mind about the cd in the previous message!!! LOL

[Wrightfan]

After asking him if he'd do it, Zanderwoo has obliged and put up the whole Had to Phone Ya backing track:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJ98jgew2NM

I just became a bigger fan of the song. I love the string section especially without words.

[Ganz Allein]

I just became a bigger fan of the song. I love the string section especially without words.

I agree.  As much as I already liked the song, hearing just the instrumental track makes me dig it so much more.  If HTPY had never been released and all we had was this backing track, I'd think it was a lost SMiLE tune!

[TimeToGetAlone]

I apologize for bringing this up but considering my question doesn't really merit its own thread and that all I'm doing is muddling one of my earlier ones.  I was just wondering who was given credit for writing "East Meets West".  I've been looking around and can't seem to find an answer (it could be my inept research skills, but I digress).

[mikeyj]

I apologize for bringing this up but considering my question doesn't really merit its own thread and that all I'm doing is muddling one of my earlier ones.  I was just wondering who was given credit for writing "East Meets West".  I've been looking around and can't seem to find an answer (it could be my inept research skills, but I digress).

From my recollection it's Bob Gaudio.

EDIT: Just checked, it's Bob Crewe as well as Bob Gaudio.

[TimeToGetAlone]

I apologize for bringing this up but considering my question doesn't really merit its own thread and that all I'm doing is muddling one of my earlier ones.  I was just wondering who was given credit for writing "East Meets West".  I've been looking around and can't seem to find an answer (it could be my inept research skills, but I digress).

From my recollection it's Bob Gaudio.

EDIT: Just checked, it's Bob Crewe as well as Bob Gaudio.

Thanks for your help.

[PongHit]

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