@dmcguire70 LOL The Goodbye Girl era Richard Dreyfuss, the Nuts era Richard Dreyfuss, Mr. Holland's Opus Richard era Dreyfuss, or the Poseidon era Richard Dreyfuss? Does he play piano too? ;-P
The thing about this enchanting, hypnotic song is one never quite knows where the melody is vs the harmony. You pulled it apart and reassembled it in such a way that celebrates the song's oddities instead of trying to smooth them out. Very cool job.
I have always loved this piece from the first time I heard it (1968?). Your slightly quirky version is delightful, and I L-O-V-E your ending-invention!! I hear the chords much clearer in your playing of them---I could never figure them out correctly. Maybe a little tutorial would be in order?? In any case, great work, my friend! I wish more people would remember the thumbs-up button. I'm only the second. :( You deserve a ton of them!
@gregormann7 I really appreciate your kind words! I didn't hear this song until about 1988. A whole bunch of us in Toronto went on a Beach Boys used vinyl rampage after the 1988 Rolling Stone piece on Brian Wison's first solo album came out. I had known the hits because of the 1974 release of the Endless Summer compilation, but more obscure album tracks like I Went To Sleep weren't known to me until 1988. Songs like this one compelled me to dig deeper into Wilson's oeuvre, and I'm glad I did.
ZZZ・・・・(p_-)
Varuba111 10 months ago
You look like Richard Dreyfuss!
dmcguire70 10 months ago
@dmcguire70 LOL The Goodbye Girl era Richard Dreyfuss, the Nuts era Richard Dreyfuss, Mr. Holland's Opus Richard era Dreyfuss, or the Poseidon era Richard Dreyfuss? Does he play piano too? ;-P
michaelthorner 10 months ago
@michaelthorner
Perhaps the What About Bob Dick Dreyfuss would be my pick. :-)
dmcguire70 10 months ago
The thing about this enchanting, hypnotic song is one never quite knows where the melody is vs the harmony. You pulled it apart and reassembled it in such a way that celebrates the song's oddities instead of trying to smooth them out. Very cool job.
Froth802 1 year ago
@Froth802 Thanks man! It is certainly a curio in the Brian Wilson cannon, but I think that is why I always gravitated to the song in the first place.
michaelthorner 1 year ago
very well played on piano. It is very difficult to sing, but in some parts you did it very well.
fasterthanbolt 1 year ago
I have always loved this piece from the first time I heard it (1968?). Your slightly quirky version is delightful, and I L-O-V-E your ending-invention!! I hear the chords much clearer in your playing of them---I could never figure them out correctly. Maybe a little tutorial would be in order?? In any case, great work, my friend! I wish more people would remember the thumbs-up button. I'm only the second. :( You deserve a ton of them!
gregormann7 1 year ago
@gregormann7 I really appreciate your kind words! I didn't hear this song until about 1988. A whole bunch of us in Toronto went on a Beach Boys used vinyl rampage after the 1988 Rolling Stone piece on Brian Wison's first solo album came out. I had known the hits because of the 1974 release of the Endless Summer compilation, but more obscure album tracks like I Went To Sleep weren't known to me until 1988. Songs like this one compelled me to dig deeper into Wilson's oeuvre, and I'm glad I did.
michaelthorner 1 year ago
one of my favorite tunes of all time, what key are you playing it in?
jnf1222 1 year ago
@jnf1222 It's in A major. I love the song too.
michaelthorner 1 year ago
never heard the original but nice job! the song had a nice sound to it
skotty1992 1 year ago
@skotty1992 Thanks for listening (as usual lol)
michaelthorner 1 year ago
@michaelthorner you make it easy too! lol your videos are really enjoyable
skotty1992 1 year ago