I would ask him if he hangs out with Chris Farley and if they both watch David Spade movies.

Time for some captions!

"Whhhhhhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeennnnnnnnnnnnn"

Gosh Darn, now that's a set list! Way to go Al. This show needs to be brought to the people, and by people, I don't mean a NYC fundraiser, or the Friends of Big Sur Library....Al needs to book a coffee house/small club tour. And while he's at it, grow back his pony tail.

Only if Mike gets to intoduce him.....

There was a firefighter in my hometown in Massachusetts who could have been Al's twin....Turned out he was actually his cousin.

Interviewer: "Do you remember anything about recording 'Good Vibrations'?

Brian: "Ahhh...no, I don't"   

If you get to the Boston area, head for the MFA (Museum of Fine Arts). The Dallin statue is just off the street where the Green Line MBTA runs, in between the MFA and Northeastern areas. You don't even need a paid admission or membership to see it up close, it's located right on the museum's lawn. It's great for photographs too, especially on sunny days.

My current avatar/image was taken about 8 years ago, the final hours of a road trip back to Boston to see a Brian Wilson concert. Having lived in Boston previously, and even being a member of the MFA at that time, I had never gotten a photo of the Dallin statue. So I made a special trip out of the way to the MFA, parked the car illegally, and had my traveling companions snap a few photos that i had always meant to get but never did.

The statue/sculpture itself is one of a series of four that Dallin did on that theme.

Last year my son went on a school field trip to the MFA. Afterwards, in the gift shop, he bought a fridge magnet of the statue for me. When he got home he said "hey dad, they had a Beach Boys magnet at the museum" 

My first show was in '88 and I'm pretty sure Mike did the "wheeennnn" thing then. Back then he also used to intro the hot rods by sarcastically telling the crowd that they surely didn't want to hear a song about "a little duece coup", or something called "I Get Around".....Until the crowd would implore him to play them, which he gladly obliged 

I think the estate of Carl Wilson is Jonah and Justyn. I can't possibly imagine Gina Martin is hurting for money.

If I remember correctly, Rocky and Marilyn had a co-write on  "It's Like Heaven" .

The next book in the series will be titled Tuesday's With Murry

[Mr. Doe]

Interesting discussion, but those who insist on drug references (esp. Mr. Doe) are totally misguided. And here's why: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junk_(ship)
As you see from that article, "junk" is a water mean of travel (Chinese, keep in mind). So, considering the full line goes "And now she's drifting on some Chinese junk", the said definition fits right into the context. Don't know about other words, but I always thought the song has nothing to do with drugs. Still think so.

Junk is also slang for heroin......As Mike would say, it's a double entendre.

BW, Brian's initials.

How could Bruce possibly write a book?...His hand is too sore to even sign an autograph 

What about Stamos?
All kidding aside, thanks for posting these numbers. I often wondered how many shows each of them (and collectively) they have done.

B-Dub comes in at #1

http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2013/11/20/10-stars-60s-who-went-wild/?intcmp=features

Wasn't there a cover put together for his book called Adjusting The Mike?

 
Forward to be written by Zeppo Wilson.

Seriously, I would love to read a book by Bruce.  I think it could be a facinating read.

Bruce will need to dig his Big Dog sweater out of his closet.

[The concert will feature much of the original lineup of the band]

Looks like M&B have added some December shows. This is from a write up in a Kansas paper.

Beach Boys to perform Dec. 19 at Hartman ArenaBeach Boys to perform Dec. 19 at Hartman Arena
 
The Beach Boys will perform their hits, plus songs from “The Beach Boys’ Christmas Album,” on Dec. 19 at Hartman Arena, 8151 N. Hartman Arena Drive in Park City, venue managers have announced.
The concert will feature much of the original lineup of the band. Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. Nov. 8 and will cost $29.50, $49.50, $69.50 and $89.50. They’ll be available at Stage1tickets.com, select CD Tradepost outlets, the Hartman Arena box office or by calling 316-927-3999.

Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/2013/11/01/3089499/beach-boys-to-perform-dec-19-at.html#storylink=cpy

The concert will feature much of the original lineup of the band
 

Pat pat pat pat pat her on her butt butt
She's going to sleep be quiet
Pat pat pat pat pat her on her butt
She's going to sleep
Little baby go to sleep

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Interviewer: "Now Bruce, Isn't it true that you wrote 'I Write the Songs' about Brian Wilson?"

Bruce: "Excuse me, this microphone is out of place"

Al: What is Thy Bidding my master....

 

Pre internet meant I could actually score front row seats to the Beach Boys without spending $400 on a package. You had to wait a while in line at the box office or ticket outlet place, but it was worth it.

Tired of Surf's Up yet? No?

Boston: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OF1ZZPsH328

For me, this segment alone was worth the price of admission. Truly transcendent.