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  • Brian appears to be digging the collaboration by the sound of his vocal and they both harmonize well. Shame ITunes or Wilson & co. has to blackmail fans who already bought TLOS elsewhere into buying the LP again to get this one track.

  • what year was this recorded?

  • I hope Brian will keep writing and performing. He is a genius and much loved.

  • what a marriage made in heaven,want to hear it again and again,has the big wall sound of specter

  • This is yet another one of those legendary great songs from the best rock music era of all-time, the mid 60s .. and it's made to order for a fabulous re-work such as this one, by the greatest-ever composer / muso / producer / falsetto-singer of the 20th Century .. bar none .. OUR magical BW. I'd love to see more duo work by BW & the great Carole King .. herself a legendary songwriter of the first-order.

  • The arrangement reminds me of 15 Big Ones as if this was simply an uttake from that LP.

  • The fact that Carole King wrote the melodies to ALL those wonderful songs in the 60s, in my book, makes her one of the sexiest women of the century. Look her up. Look at all the hits she wrote. It'll just blow you away :)

  • brian wilson and carole king! fabulous vocal collaboration! love it a lot!

  • Awesome

  • Here's a Brian wilson fun fact one of his biggest fans is Diana Ross Why? because she was the only one at the Kennedy Center honors Happy to see him.

  • I love the Beach Boys style on this- too bad they didn't put out a cover of this 35 years ago! Brian Wilson is an American Treasure

  • i agrr with you

  • This is the best arrangement I've heard of this song, Brian and Carol really nailed it!

    Who did the arrengement is a good question, Brian's band really excels.

  • I like this arrangement and BW belts it out too !!

    John Hunter Phillips

  • did brian write this it sounds like one of his songs?

  • Composed by Gerry Goffin and Carole King

  • No, Carole King and her husband wrote this in the 60's. The big hit of it was by Herman's Hermits.

  • Herman's Hermits didn't record the original version of this song. It was first performed by American girl group The Cookies.

  • "I'm into Something Good" is a song composed by Gerry Goffin and Carole King and made famous by Herman's Hermits. The song was originally recorded by Cookies member Earl-Jean McCrea in 1964 and reached number 38 on the US pop singles chart. Soon thereafter, Herman's Hermits remade it as their debut single

  • @cmf1965 thanks for the wikipedia article >_>

  • Love that bass harmonica!

  • from what cd is this?

    i like it verry much.

  • it's on one of a few bonus editions of That Lucky Old Sun, don't know which one

  • LOVE this song, both this version and the Herman's Hermits. So cool to hear Carole King singing, too!

  • Brian Wilson:a really american idol.

  • Finally Brian's happy and healthy. Don't you all think if anyone deserves that - OUR Brian does. God bless him.

  • I think he's been happy/healthy for quite a while actually

  • Amen to that, brother !!

  • The Beach Boys represent their generation on many levels( I didn't say ALL). The naivete, youth,rebellion,sex drugs, rock and roll, meditation, parental angst, death and triumph over loss is like a made for TV movie ,but drama and comedy is real. If I was to remind people about the Beach Boys,- Hey- let's have FUN<FUN<FUN!

  • @thatsthewayitgoes08 You can say that again. He showed the silly fun troupe around Mike Love what a real Beach Boy is! As you guys know, Love toured around with a sort of Beach Boys copycat but could never achieve the respect he got when Wilson and him were still teaming up in the band.

  • @pianoman74 Accurately, Mike Love won the use of the name "Beach Boys" after taking Brian to court for lost royalties, and songwriting credit on many of the songs he did acutally provide lyrics. As to Love's claim to have provided lyrics for Pet Sounds, the Pet Sound lyricist had this to say in open court: "The only lyrical contribution Mike Love made to Pet Sounds was one "ooh wah," and two "dooby doobies."

  • @phddddd Who'd wonder? Not me. For that's JUST LIKE HIM! Taking his old band mate to court to milk the cash cow even more! Well, I never respected Love much...(btw your last sentence beats it, LOL)

  • I'd like to note that Brian sounds great here as usual but I can hear autotune on Carol Kings vocals. Listen when she sings 'gooooood.' you can hear the autotune. weird

  • But, I love this version either way!

  • I love it, I will say that the original is better but wow - where can I get this?

    THanks

  • Get "that Lucky Old Sun" at Best Buy; they have the version with three bonus tracks of which this is one. (Barnes and Noble has the CD with bonus DVD.)

  • Its an awesome version I do like hermans hermits better though

  • I like this version better than Herman's ShockDoc

  • i didn't know it was Carole King, I just assumed it was Taylor Mills

  • Carole King's voice is better in this song than it's been her whole life.

    And that just doesn't make sense.

  • So cool! I love this song and always thought it was Beach Boys influnced in terms of the double tracked lead vocal, harmonies and style of production. Only fair that Brian takes a shot at it.

  • read about this in record collector

  • Sorry, Herman's version is much better!

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