Too bad this is a lip sync, it would have been great live. The Blondie & Ricky era, (although very short) added some needed punch. Blondie did a nice job on Wild Honey too.
This is from an underrated album Carl And The Passions: So Tough, from 1972. This album was paired in release with "Pet Sounds" because the record company did not think "Tough" could stand on it's own.
With songs like this and a little encouragement from the power brokers, the Beach Boys would have been the American Beatles long past the time the Fab Four broke up.
This era's stuff is so good! It should be heard by those who frequent the Mike Love and Bruce Johnston show. This was prime!
@weing Now to be fair, that type of sweater was popular in the 70s. It's not the worst-dressed I've seen Mike (there was that phase he wore turbans before giving up the ghost and not worrying about the hairline)
@RayNDeere dude he's wearing a freakin robe. BUT i cant decide if its extremely cool or extremely gay. I cant lie i rocked stuff like that only girlier and flashier when i was in a art shock band called Lauve (big in our own minds....... LOL!!! not really, we were the only local garage band that knew the deal, we knew there was a bigger chance of hell freezing over then us striking it big or any other local garage trash band from Hampton for that matter)................Sorry for rambling
@janejetsonbot Yep. "The Captain" was a studio/touring member of the group in the 70s. I believe his brother Dennis Dragon also toured as a percussionist for the Boys as well
You can't buy that kind of character! Never thought I'd say this, but, the Beach Boys rock. O.K. just kidding, sort of. But really, why didn't we ever hear this on the radio, or anything like it from them, even on "freeform" FM?
just wonderful. the BB's were amazing in the 70's / 80's. i have all their albums from this period and wow, they are soooooooo amazing. Thank you for loading...
@benkarm Sir, Yes, it's The Captain Of The Keyboards & this WAS the era of The Beach Boys, the early to mid-70's. They were wild, totaly unpredictable, & sensational. By this time Carl had become THE Beach Boy--musically, & Dennis was the forever, Sex symbol. They were young, handsome, & like me--sure they'd live forever. Wolfsky9
I saw ther guys do this at the Palladium here in Hollywood, June '72, & it seriously kicked ass!! By this time Carl was not only dominating onstage,he was the one people looked at when it came to the music. Yes, DW was the " sex symbol", but Carl was the heart of the Beach Boys by this time. Note Daryl Dragon, The Captain of The Keyboards! Wolfsky9
Great song from a very uneven yet very underrated album. Real interesting time for the Beach Boys as their sound and style evolved into something quite different from anything that came before or after. Carl at his creative best and the band finally looking very cool after some very awkward years. Loved the addition of Blondie and Ricki.
It was that period of time when their sound was evolving into something more contemporary 70's and building a new audience. In two years after the "Endless Summer" compilation was released and renewed people's interest in their mid-sixties hits, Mike, Al, & Bruce finally got their way in making The Beach Boys an oldies act.
Yes, I've often heard it was the success of Endless Summer that convinced Mike Love that it was OK to return to the old formula and bring the oldies back to the forefront. Don't know if Al was so much into it though. And Bruce was long gone already, having left the band after Surf's Up. After Holland it seemed the band kind of ran out of ideas and they started to look to bring Brian back.
Bruce didn't leave the band, their then manager Jack Reilly fired him to deprive Mike & Al of another allie to force turning the Beach Boys in to a hit playing human jukebox even before "Surf's Up". Mike never liked any new songs that didn't stick to the successful formula until they were hits.
They eventually brought Bruce back after Jack quit.
@himself801 Bruce and the Beach Boys went their separate ways "by mutual agreement" according to "Catch a Wave, The Rise, Fall & Redemption of the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson." I haven't read that he was fired, though it was clear he no longer fit in with the addition of Blondie Chaplin and Ricky Fataar. Bruce didn't come back until long after Jack Reilly had left. He was called back to take over production of L.A.: Light Album.
My information is from an interveiw with Jack Reilly which I think appearred at The Smile Shop. A quick check shows The Smile Shop doesn't exist anymore. The URL now goes to Smilely Smile dot net, a message board.
@himself801 Exactly and Carl and Dennis were pissed at the fact the Beach Boys became a travelling jukebox that didn't focus on writing strong new material. The band was then divided into two camps, Mike and Al who were all about clean living, TM and turning the Beach Boys music into a disposable commodity and Carl and Dennis who were heavily into drug and alcohol abuse but wanting to make good art.
"Mike plays a bit of saxophone. That's probably him on "Shut Down"."
Probably not, at that time Brian almost exclusively used the L. A. sesson man until "Smiley Smile". The only one of "The Guys" who probably played any of those sessons regularly was Carl. Mike fat chance.
well spotted that man. I did too!!! Bob Harris's favourite band. Remember about 12-18 months before when he previewed Surfs Up to a film of a lone surfer riding this massive wave. He just stroked his beard after it had finished, shook his head and said "Excellent !". His fave song of all time is Long Promised Rd
This is my favorite Beach Boys era ... the wild, wooly, hairy freewheeling rock 'n' roll vagabonds who toured relentlessly. After becoming a studio band from 66 thru 69, this began the band's own "never ending tour" that pretty much continues to this day. When are the Beach Boys NOT playing out there ... ??
@miggon I agree. I was very blessed to hang out with them during this particular time. I wouldn't trade that time for the world. I had a blast with Ricky, Blondie, Billy Hinsche, Carly Munoz, Denny, Carl... Glory Days as Bruce Springsteen would say. Life has gone on and been great in most ways, but I'll always look back fondly on those days. Sure with Carl and Denny were here still. Such a loss even after all this time.
I don't think so... Mike is a notoriously AWFUL lip syncher.... and he's right on.... and if you listen to the SHE DONT... SHE DON"T SHE DONT KNOW>>..... base bridge... the singing is very different than on the record
The best BB's live era, early 70's. Daryl (the Captain) Dragon on piano. where is Dennis? Another clip of this song on a roof top has Dennis on piano. Too bad there isn't a true live version of this (not lip sync). After Blondie & Ricky left they went into their pure oldies act.
This is a great era in Beach Boys history and brought to an end with the endless summer double album. Why all the piling on for Mike Love? His weirdness and schtick only add to persona of this multidimentional great group.
the beach boys could play all kinds of musical styles, and i love them like this, too. great sound! and carl wilson could really rock! and had a bluezy voice. great post, fnordius!! five stars!!
Thanks again for sharing - nice! They were down here last Xmas and Brian was very philosophical in an interview conducted by the Archibald Fountain, right in the heart of Sydney - thanks again David!!
This is what they looked like & sounded like, in LA, '72, at The Palladium, when I saw them. DW was not on drums, Ricky Fataar was, so he stood onstage, adding harmonies. Carl had taken over leadership of the group by this time, & his strong vocals were always the high point, as they would be until his final performace, 8/3/97. Wolfsky9
CATP was a criminally underrated album, this track and Marcella are easily some of Brian's best 70s compositions, plus Dennis's ballads and Blondie and Ricky's contributions make for a kick ass album.
they are singing mostly live to the backing track. Carl, Mike and Al's vocals are live here, you hear Brian's gruff voice in the background on the studio track.
It listens to this hits and other songs in RADIO DISCOTEQUE. It enters in GOOGLE the words RADIO DISCOTEQUE and it discovers a new dimension of radio in Internet.
It listens to this hits and other songs in RADIO DISCOTEQUE. It enters in GOOGLE the words RADIO DISCOTEQUE and it discovers a new dimension of radio in Internet.
This is a more clear mix of the audio than other videos I've seen of this song previously. I like this BB era, with Ricky and Blondie there too. and the Captain on piano Was this filmed in Holland ?.
Said it before and I'll say it again, Mike Love is a strange, very uncool mutha! I really like 'So Tough', the band was tight and the songs were mostly pretty sweet. Blondie and Ricky added another dimension... shame about the scarecrow making everyone look bad! Apologies Mike Love fans, dude gets up my nose.
Carl, one of the great voices of rock. And this lineup is so cool. Some of Surf's Up, Carl and The Passions, and Holland from these guys are on the ipod. LOVE IT
@Horsemanray Uh... Is this related to my comment about Love being their lead singer during their 'hit' period? Because in that case I'd agree with you, almost all their hits were in the 60s. And Mike Love sung lead on most of them.
@Horsemanray When did I say I'm a Mike Love "fan"? I don't particularly like the guy. I do recognise, however, that he was an integral part of the trademark BBs sound that made them famous. Why don't you go out and become the lead singer of a band that goes on to become one of the biggest selling of all time? Dare ya.
This was on the same episode of the Old Grey Whistle Test as the middle-aged beardy Jerry Lee Lewis attempting a career revival with a Big Bopper song! This explains the piano player mock-banging the lid at 2:54 onwards!
Great song,great era. I DO feel that Blondie and Ricky(in spite of their talents) did dilute the band and should never have allowed to sing lead(i.e SAIL ON SAILOR).
To be fair, Mike Love had a better voice than most other deep-cover FBI agents of this era in rock subterfuge(Dickey Betts, "Uncle Ted" Nugent, Neil Diamond, Elvis (most, not all.)
Agent Hubbard ("Love") is a legend in US black-ops theory classes. By 1965 Hoover re-dubbed him "OSCAR," for Hubbard's ability to maintain his cover after years of mistakes: never learning an instument, not reading "Hippy-Leftist Disguise Manual: Level I(BASIC Level)" until it was declassified in 1991.
Every man up there is THE MAN. With the exception of Mr. Mike Love, who can sing very well but just has a slimy presence and NEVER seemed to belong in The Beach Boys.
Easily (EASILY!!!) my favourite Beach Boys era. I know Brian has all his little fanboys but this is my favourite line-up. Shame Carl rarely gets much attention.
great, great, great. Carl & the Passions was so cool when it came out... a whole new feel to the group, followed by Holland. A cool era, alas ended with the popularity of Endless Summer...
Among my favourite songs of the "Boys"-great performance with the newcomer drummer Rick Fataar and bass player Blondi Chaplin (currently performing with the Rolling Stones)
Sounds like The Rolling Stones but it's better because of their harmonies
Josuost16 2 months ago
Carl & His Passions is so underrated, oh god.
Jvct3579 8 months ago
Jon la joe singing hahahahah! Jk awesome song
HardcorePartyMonster 9 months ago
Why the heck 2 keyboard players???
carmichael2411 10 months ago
Too bad this is a lip sync, it would have been great live. The Blondie & Ricky era, (although very short) added some needed punch. Blondie did a nice job on Wild Honey too.
asr53 11 months ago
@asr53 lip sync?? pretty sure at least Carl is live in this.
mangoshakess 11 months ago
Carl Wilson the voice of the Angles
rocksinger45 1 year ago
This is from an underrated album Carl And The Passions: So Tough, from 1972. This album was paired in release with "Pet Sounds" because the record company did not think "Tough" could stand on it's own.
With songs like this and a little encouragement from the power brokers, the Beach Boys would have been the American Beatles long past the time the Fab Four broke up.
This era's stuff is so good! It should be heard by those who frequent the Mike Love and Bruce Johnston show. This was prime!
MrJoeybabe25 1 year ago
@MrJoeybabe25 Really good video and Carl close-ups, coming from nearly 39 years ago.
YouMuseMe 1 year ago
Mike Love's dressing gown / pimp hat combo is gonna be a big look in 2014, trust me....
diskochimp 1 year ago 3
...and of course Stig O'Hara on drums :)
StanKindly 1 year ago
@StanKindly Of course! :-) Ricky rocks and it's cool that he's so talented. I was shocked and stunned this clip was here (didn't know it existed).
musicluver326 1 year ago
So do you think that the bathrobe Mike Love stole from the Hotel ended up on the bill?
weing 1 year ago
@weing Now to be fair, that type of sweater was popular in the 70s. It's not the worst-dressed I've seen Mike (there was that phase he wore turbans before giving up the ghost and not worrying about the hairline)
RayNDeere 1 year ago
@RayNDeere dude he's wearing a freakin robe. BUT i cant decide if its extremely cool or extremely gay. I cant lie i rocked stuff like that only girlier and flashier when i was in a art shock band called Lauve (big in our own minds....... LOL!!! not really, we were the only local garage band that knew the deal, we knew there was a bigger chance of hell freezing over then us striking it big or any other local garage trash band from Hampton for that matter)................Sorry for rambling
rwk1983 1 year ago
Carl: "You know what? I'll just wear my pijama pants."
Mike: "O YEAH?! FINE! JUST WATCH."
ppetracco 1 year ago
is that Daryl Dragon on the piano?
janejetsonbot 1 year ago
@janejetsonbot Yep. "The Captain" was a studio/touring member of the group in the 70s. I believe his brother Dennis Dragon also toured as a percussionist for the Boys as well
RayNDeere 1 year ago
That Mike Love sure can dance!
itsme111478 1 year ago
Too bad this is a half-playback performance. Ricky's drumming in this track is so tight, I'd love to see him actually playing it...
Fender XII''s rule!
ppetracco 1 year ago
@ppetracco True, but I'm still pleased with the overall video/sound quality, this being early 70's.
YouMuseMe 1 year ago
what programme was this?
CaptainCharismaY2J 1 year ago
Truer words...
stevenjromero 1 year ago
You can't buy that kind of character! Never thought I'd say this, but, the Beach Boys rock. O.K. just kidding, sort of. But really, why didn't we ever hear this on the radio, or anything like it from them, even on "freeform" FM?
arhatyellow 1 year ago
Carl was my favorite Beach Boy.
NESherv 1 year ago
just wonderful. the BB's were amazing in the 70's / 80's. i have all their albums from this period and wow, they are soooooooo amazing. Thank you for loading...
280553vs 1 year ago
Is that the Captain, Daryl Dragon, on the keyboards?
benkarm 1 year ago
@benkarm Sir, Yes, it's The Captain Of The Keyboards & this WAS the era of The Beach Boys, the early to mid-70's. They were wild, totaly unpredictable, & sensational. By this time Carl had become THE Beach Boy--musically, & Dennis was the forever, Sex symbol. They were young, handsome, & like me--sure they'd live forever. Wolfsky9
Wolfsky9 1 year ago
The Beach Boys were at their tightest in the early 70's.
jcook51 1 year ago
LOVE this song !!
BeachBoysGuy1 1 year ago
Spitzen Auftritt. Waren DIE hei-eß!
clubmate80 1 year ago
did Carl still have his beard w hen he died?
relimes 1 year ago
I saw ther guys do this at the Palladium here in Hollywood, June '72, & it seriously kicked ass!! By this time Carl was not only dominating onstage,he was the one people looked at when it came to the music. Yes, DW was the " sex symbol", but Carl was the heart of the Beach Boys by this time. Note Daryl Dragon, The Captain of The Keyboards! Wolfsky9
Wolfsky9 1 year ago
Mike Love looks like a total dingleberry.
dumbangel75 1 year ago
I don't know what a dingleberry is, but Mike looks like a bath ago he was homeless.
himself801 1 year ago
Great song from a very uneven yet very underrated album. Real interesting time for the Beach Boys as their sound and style evolved into something quite different from anything that came before or after. Carl at his creative best and the band finally looking very cool after some very awkward years. Loved the addition of Blondie and Ricki.
surffdog55 1 year ago 3
It was that period of time when their sound was evolving into something more contemporary 70's and building a new audience. In two years after the "Endless Summer" compilation was released and renewed people's interest in their mid-sixties hits, Mike, Al, & Bruce finally got their way in making The Beach Boys an oldies act.
himself801 1 year ago
Yes, I've often heard it was the success of Endless Summer that convinced Mike Love that it was OK to return to the old formula and bring the oldies back to the forefront. Don't know if Al was so much into it though. And Bruce was long gone already, having left the band after Surf's Up. After Holland it seemed the band kind of ran out of ideas and they started to look to bring Brian back.
surffdog55 1 year ago
@surffdog55
Bruce didn't leave the band, their then manager Jack Reilly fired him to deprive Mike & Al of another allie to force turning the Beach Boys in to a hit playing human jukebox even before "Surf's Up". Mike never liked any new songs that didn't stick to the successful formula until they were hits.
They eventually brought Bruce back after Jack quit.
himself801 1 year ago
@himself801 Bruce and the Beach Boys went their separate ways "by mutual agreement" according to "Catch a Wave, The Rise, Fall & Redemption of the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson." I haven't read that he was fired, though it was clear he no longer fit in with the addition of Blondie Chaplin and Ricky Fataar. Bruce didn't come back until long after Jack Reilly had left. He was called back to take over production of L.A.: Light Album.
surffdog55 1 year ago
@surffdog55
My information is from an interveiw with Jack Reilly which I think appearred at The Smile Shop. A quick check shows The Smile Shop doesn't exist anymore. The URL now goes to Smilely Smile dot net, a message board.
himself801 1 year ago
@himself801 Exactly and Carl and Dennis were pissed at the fact the Beach Boys became a travelling jukebox that didn't focus on writing strong new material. The band was then divided into two camps, Mike and Al who were all about clean living, TM and turning the Beach Boys music into a disposable commodity and Carl and Dennis who were heavily into drug and alcohol abuse but wanting to make good art.
dumbangel75 1 year ago
Is that the Captain on the keyboard?
fuzzalicioous 1 year ago
why the fck mike love is dressed like a weirdo and why cant he play an instrument at all?
TTyuyTT 2 years ago
@TTyuyTT Hey played the saxo
Paipaso 1 year ago
@TTyuyTT Because he is a fucking loser!
relimes 1 year ago
@TTyuyTT Mike plays a bit of saxophone. That's probably him on "Shut Down".
bfouts33 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@bfouts33
"Mike plays a bit of saxophone. That's probably him on "Shut Down"."
Probably not, at that time Brian almost exclusively used the L. A. sesson man until "Smiley Smile". The only one of "The Guys" who probably played any of those sessons regularly was Carl. Mike fat chance.
himself801 1 year ago
Do Brian Wilson and the rest of the Beach Boys have to do their taxes every year like we normal people do?
relimes 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Dennis went bloup bloup bloup bloup!
relimes 2 years ago
Rock On!
BustardBuzzard 2 years ago
I love this amazing 'not too well known' track. saw it's premier on OGWT in 72'. if you like this, check out "Marcella".
gazzymodo 2 years ago
well spotted that man. I did too!!! Bob Harris's favourite band. Remember about 12-18 months before when he previewed Surfs Up to a film of a lone surfer riding this massive wave. He just stroked his beard after it had finished, shook his head and said "Excellent !". His fave song of all time is Long Promised Rd
hunnagazunna 1 year ago
Still miss Carl.
lise56 2 years ago 22
@lise56 i do 2!! :-( <3
JustaSideOrderOfLove 1 year ago
Mike has a bunch of tics and fleas in his durty beard.
relimes 2 years ago
Is that the captain on piano?
Revmd 2 years ago
It is indeed.
BillMcE 2 years ago
Very motherfucking good performance, 'cept for Mike Love.
jakenstein77 2 years ago 2
Wow I didnt know that there were African Americans in the beach boys??
relimes 2 years ago
Holy Shit at 2:39 is Dennis's piano full of shots of beer and trays of ciggarates? Did this guy have a problem?
relimes 2 years ago
@relimes ... looks like coffee mate
TillthebreakoftheDON 2 years ago
This is my favorite Beach Boys era ... the wild, wooly, hairy freewheeling rock 'n' roll vagabonds who toured relentlessly. After becoming a studio band from 66 thru 69, this began the band's own "never ending tour" that pretty much continues to this day. When are the Beach Boys NOT playing out there ... ??
miggon 2 years ago 20
@miggon
I do agree. My favourite era too, a lot of energy, they were wonderfull on stage!
surbmal 1 year ago
@miggon
Now it's Mike Love's Beach Boys featuring Bruce Johnson, and a pickup band, sometimes with David Marks and/or John Stamos.
himself801 1 year ago
@miggon I agree. I was very blessed to hang out with them during this particular time. I wouldn't trade that time for the world. I had a blast with Ricky, Blondie, Billy Hinsche, Carly Munoz, Denny, Carl... Glory Days as Bruce Springsteen would say. Life has gone on and been great in most ways, but I'll always look back fondly on those days. Sure with Carl and Denny were here still. Such a loss even after all this time.
BigChiefLtd1 1 year ago
I love this video just looking at Mike Love standing there dancing like a yoyo while the others are playing their instruments!
relimes 2 years ago
Were they purposly trying to sound like the Rolling Stones here?
relimes 2 years ago
You obviously don't know this great era of the Beach Boys' music, relimes. The Stones' wished they sounded so good.
dlpine71 2 years ago
Is that the Old Grey Whistle Test?
relimes 2 years ago
Yep, I think it's the OGWT. Great programme.
MrJeeples 2 years ago
teaturing the Captain from Captain and Tennell fame a few years later
jody808 2 years ago
YOu don't happen to have one of We Got Love Live do you???
Metrobilbao 2 years ago 2
What a great rarity clip!!! BTW Dennis is there... and This isn't a Lip synch.... theyr'e sining to playback live it seems to me
Metrobilbao 2 years ago
I think all vocals except for Carl's lead are lip synched.
BillMcE 2 years ago
I don't think so... Mike is a notoriously AWFUL lip syncher.... and he's right on.... and if you listen to the SHE DONT... SHE DON"T SHE DONT KNOW>>..... base bridge... the singing is very different than on the record
Metrobilbao 2 years ago
The best BB's live era, early 70's. Daryl (the Captain) Dragon on piano. where is Dennis? Another clip of this song on a roof top has Dennis on piano. Too bad there isn't a true live version of this (not lip sync). After Blondie & Ricky left they went into their pure oldies act.
asr53 2 years ago
Dennis is on the other piano
MrJeeples 2 years ago
This is a great era in Beach Boys history and brought to an end with the endless summer double album. Why all the piling on for Mike Love? His weirdness and schtick only add to persona of this multidimentional great group.
1jimbones 2 years ago
Gotta love The Beach Boys
baldyholly79 2 years ago
GREAT! Whose the bassist (Kenny Gradey?)?
orionedwin 2 years ago
Blondie Chaplin, who usually played guitar.
BillMcE 2 years ago
they were the best. no risk.
bigeeezy 2 years ago
This is great ,thanks for the share David,5*****
Colin.
RythmnMaster2009 2 years ago
Excellent video! They don't get much better than this. Thanks to you and David who shared. ☺
weeyin1155 2 years ago
the beach boys could play all kinds of musical styles, and i love them like this, too. great sound! and carl wilson could really rock! and had a bluezy voice. great post, fnordius!! five stars!!
dlpine71 2 years ago
Thanks for this super share
We love them
x
CDmagz 2 years ago
thanks, david.
omitnot 2 years ago
Thanks again for sharing - nice! They were down here last Xmas and Brian was very philosophical in an interview conducted by the Archibald Fountain, right in the heart of Sydney - thanks again David!!
manfreadstraw 2 years ago
It's not lip synched.
mozelly1963 2 years ago
great song,even though there is only four Beach Boys here.
Brian Wilson and Bruce Johnston seem
to be missing.
Good to see Dennis on the piano.
Chimbo65 2 years ago
That's Daryl Dragon aka The Captain (and Tenille) on piano.
Blondie Chapin on bass, Ricky Fataar on drums . Carl recruited Blondie and Ricky from the South African group The Flame.
Ricky Fataar went to play Stig O'Hara in The Rutles.
PTmayotte 2 years ago
Everyone here was a Beach Boy at the time. Bruce had left the band & Brian didn't travel. I think this was filmed in the UK.
BillMcE 2 years ago
This is what they looked like & sounded like, in LA, '72, at The Palladium, when I saw them. DW was not on drums, Ricky Fataar was, so he stood onstage, adding harmonies. Carl had taken over leadership of the group by this time, & his strong vocals were always the high point, as they would be until his final performace, 8/3/97. Wolfsky9
Wolfsky9 2 years ago
take out mike love being a douchebag, and this is amazing
nexusofthecrisis 2 years ago 3
always loved the bass line in this song
kudinurse 2 years ago
Check out "The Captain" on keys. His work is all over Surf's Up, Carl and the Passions, and Holland. Great, great stuff
ronnierythm 2 years ago
CATP was a criminally underrated album, this track and Marcella are easily some of Brian's best 70s compositions, plus Dennis's ballads and Blondie and Ricky's contributions make for a kick ass album.
dumbangel75 2 years ago 2
Comment removed
dumbangel75 2 years ago
are they really playing?
mike94pietrobon 2 years ago
they are singing mostly live to the backing track. Carl, Mike and Al's vocals are live here, you hear Brian's gruff voice in the background on the studio track.
wildsmiley 2 years ago
Its a lip synch
roddymoore 2 years ago
BTW - that isn't a bathrobe that Mike is wearing. It's a sweater. That was the style back then.
CDH41057 2 years ago
It listens to this hits and other songs in RADIO DISCOTEQUE. It enters in GOOGLE the words RADIO DISCOTEQUE and it discovers a new dimension of radio in Internet.
radioelargentino 2 years ago
In response to radioelargentino:
It rubs the lotion on its skin, or else it gets the hose again.
thefonz003 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
It listens to this hits and other songs in RADIO DISCOTEQUE. It enters in GOOGLE the words RADIO DISCOTEQUE and it discovers a new dimension of radio in Internet.
radioelargentino 2 years ago
If it was my band I would never have allowed Mike Love to appear wearing a bath robe............he looks like a tramp in the street !!!
paisleygerry 2 years ago
Ugh. How useless is Mike Love?
The answer is very. Mike Love is very useless.
wbrinegar 2 years ago 4
This is a more clear mix of the audio than other videos I've seen of this song previously. I like this BB era, with Ricky and Blondie there too. and the Captain on piano Was this filmed in Holland ?.
JHP
BeachBoysGuy1 2 years ago 3
Carl Wilson was one smooth operator. RIP :(
at0miklust 2 years ago 2
This song rocks and so does this video!
biscayne427 2 years ago
I did a cover of this song on my Cd "It's About Time"
JHP
BeachBoysGuy1 2 years ago
I LOVE THIS SONG!! I never heard it before, but it's really a great, funky little song. They all look like they're having a blast doing it, too.
CDH41057 2 years ago
From The 1971 Carl and The Passion - So Tough LP Always loved this !!
JHP
BeachBoysGuy1 2 years ago
Said it before and I'll say it again, Mike Love is a strange, very uncool mutha! I really like 'So Tough', the band was tight and the songs were mostly pretty sweet. Blondie and Ricky added another dimension... shame about the scarecrow making everyone look bad! Apologies Mike Love fans, dude gets up my nose.
littlejonnyfrost 2 years ago 2
Great song. I really dig on this tune at times.
mlball77 2 years ago
i think the headsinger looks like christian bale oO
TwistofLemon12 2 years ago
what's a headsinger?
manus211 2 years ago
the leader singer...
TwistofLemon12 2 years ago
Carl, one of the great voices of rock. And this lineup is so cool. Some of Surf's Up, Carl and The Passions, and Holland from these guys are on the ipod. LOVE IT
ronnierythm 2 years ago
Carl and the Passions was a very cool, organic little group.. Surfs Up, So Tough, Holland. I love it, and thank you for the post.
ronnierythm 3 years ago 3
This comment has received too many negative votes show
not good for me. I dont like this song
The001Singer 3 years ago
I've come to really appreciate this lineup more and more as I've gotten older. They were terrific!
Excellent performance;-) Thanks so much for posting.
snoops71 3 years ago 2
love it!
JoannaBrynn 3 years ago
it's half=playback. lead vocals are live
yanek108 3 years ago
STUDENT DEMONSTRATION TIME
Horsemanray 3 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
It sounds just like the album because they're not playing & their lip-syncing. Interesting clip though. Thanks!
Vegas01973 3 years ago
COOL!!!!!!
iwojima654 3 years ago
Why is Mike in a bathrobe?
rtupin1956 3 years ago
Because he was a millionaire with a lot drugs in his body.
fiftyfootant 3 years ago 2
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Mike wasn't on drugs. Thats Brian Wilson!
mdefil23 3 years ago
the beach boys should have been just the 3 wilson brothers. enough. or at least they should have recorded one album like that.
ghonzalo 3 years ago
Imagine the beach boys with no Mike Love or Murray Wilson Abuse? It would've been the super-beatles.
Horsemanray 3 years ago 5
@Horsemanray
Not so sure. Could it be adversity that provokes creativity?
helenaZZZZirlandaise 1 year ago
@Horsemanray Yeah, apart from the fact Love was their lead singer when people actually bought their records.
jonchapple 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@jonchapple Who gives a shit about people who bought kokimo?
Horsemanray 1 year ago
@jonchapple name 5 beach boys hits from the 1970's because I can name about 50 from the 1960's.
Horsemanray 1 year ago
@Horsemanray Uh... Is this related to my comment about Love being their lead singer during their 'hit' period? Because in that case I'd agree with you, almost all their hits were in the 60s. And Mike Love sung lead on most of them.
jonchapple 1 year ago
@jonchapple And he's still a miserable piece of garbage. Congratulations on being the worlds only Mike Love Fan with the exception of Bill O' Reily.
Horsemanray 1 year ago
@Horsemanray When did I say I'm a Mike Love "fan"? I don't particularly like the guy. I do recognise, however, that he was an integral part of the trademark BBs sound that made them famous. Why don't you go out and become the lead singer of a band that goes on to become one of the biggest selling of all time? Dare ya.
jonchapple 1 year ago
@jonchapple Because I already did. Ever heard of a little group called David Bowie?
Horsemanray 1 year ago
@Horsemanray I knew it! Can you sign my copy of 'Omikron'?
jonchapple 1 year ago
It sounds just like the album version. Great performance.
RetinendParadox 3 years ago 2
Mike is such a dork.
rothofo 3 years ago 4
This was on the same episode of the Old Grey Whistle Test as the middle-aged beardy Jerry Lee Lewis attempting a career revival with a Big Bopper song! This explains the piano player mock-banging the lid at 2:54 onwards!
IThinkYouLookLarvely 3 years ago
Great song,great era. I DO feel that Blondie and Ricky(in spite of their talents) did dilute the band and should never have allowed to sing lead(i.e SAIL ON SAILOR).
Chrisdrumz 3 years ago
To be fair, Mike Love had a better voice than most other deep-cover FBI agents of this era in rock subterfuge(Dickey Betts, "Uncle Ted" Nugent, Neil Diamond, Elvis (most, not all.)
Agent Hubbard ("Love") is a legend in US black-ops theory classes. By 1965 Hoover re-dubbed him "OSCAR," for Hubbard's ability to maintain his cover after years of mistakes: never learning an instument, not reading "Hippy-Leftist Disguise Manual: Level I(BASIC Level)" until it was declassified in 1991.
jenesaispas82 3 years ago
Every man up there is THE MAN. With the exception of Mr. Mike Love, who can sing very well but just has a slimy presence and NEVER seemed to belong in The Beach Boys.
slightlyperturbedmax 3 years ago
Mike Love is a jackass.
slightlyperturbedmax 3 years ago
Easily (EASILY!!!) my favourite Beach Boys era. I know Brian has all his little fanboys but this is my favourite line-up. Shame Carl rarely gets much attention.
stenwald 3 years ago 2
my favourite Beach Boys era too!!!
nobunsylvia 3 years ago
Of course, Brian's little fanboys would know that Brian *wrote* this song...
kabosht 3 years ago
Your point being? It's academic who wrote it (even though it was co-written by Jack Rieley). I like the video and the line-up.
stenwald 3 years ago
What do you mean "academic" in this context? You're weird.
slightlyperturbedmax 3 years ago
I fail to see how that makes me 'weird', but fair enough :)
stenwald 3 years ago
My point being that Brian has all his little fanboys for good reason.
kabosht 3 years ago
On Piano none other than Daryl Dragon, aka. The Captain of Captain and Tenille.
bigzach1000 3 years ago
The Captain was a veteran of the studio recordings and the touring group before teaming up with Toni Tenille.
RayNDeere 3 years ago
great, great, great. Carl & the Passions was so cool when it came out... a whole new feel to the group, followed by Holland. A cool era, alas ended with the popularity of Endless Summer...
lbatabata123 3 years ago
My favorite BB era, aside from Pet Sounds/SMiLE. Why did Blondie and Ricky have to leave the band? WHYYYYY?
ascrodin 3 years ago 2
damn dude, mike love is so fucking cool. Between wearing a bathrobe for a live performance, to the lameass dancing, ML sure is cool as shit.
What a fucking tool.
mrperez666 4 years ago
fataar was also in the rutles
STJ 4 years ago
Among my favourite songs of the "Boys"-great performance with the newcomer drummer Rick Fataar and bass player Blondi Chaplin (currently performing with the Rolling Stones)
surbmal 4 years ago 2