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@abata15 Then you were me this past summer. You don't need help.

The most overplayed song of 2011 but like CA's hat at least. M. Jagger stole all of his moves from Tina Turner - can we rewrite the song now?

@gyovannirobson Because we are on the downside of our culture - where celebrity is blurred with talent and many have a difficult time discerning. GaGa is more fool than real - and she is fooling too many.

A man needs to have a use and a dream - or else he isn't a man...

@stagnut It's just Shea Stadium 65 film. Rubber Soul would be recorded later that fall.

The Bad Penny Blues gets a makeover. But a grand makeover .

@RAM71 Agree that they are jamming it out and getting some bluesyness and some fun into it.

Interesting story. We'll see how she goes. Hope she keeps her head straight.

@joblagz I'd be surprised if she isn't in the running OR winning. She is amazing in this film.

A great song is a great song. Stripped down but still wonderful.

The musical space race was on. The Beach Boys had put out Pet Sounds in May of 66, with Good Vibrations beginning then as well. The Beatles of course were still touring heavily. Brian Wilson had begun his Smile project and the Beatles countered with this and then Smile didn't come out. The Be...

Is this amazing or what? Had to have been a great day with all of the performers there, but with fantastic band and at Lincoln Center, of all places. She still has the power in her voice, misses a few now and then, but commands the stage almost like none other.

Spectacular. Goes beyond the Beach Boys. Shows that not only a lyric writer, a true artist in every way and everyone in that room as well right in tune and time with one of the creators of this timeless classic. Bravo, Van Dyke Parks!

This is fantastic! A better version even than the recorded one. It moves and flows. This is a very difficult song to play.

Back when Ramona had heart...

Touching and amazing song - then AND now.

Great pieces of music for what would have been masterpiece music. Fun to see how sections would become sections of other songs. This was Smile in action.

They were always playing. She was there and some claim that she wasn't. Carol IS Madame bass player. Good to hear he talk about it AND play her stuff.

Susan Cowsill does a sign language bit every time she performs this song lately. It happens here around the one minute mark. Others have asked what is she saying with her hands?

Amazing how fresh this song still sounds and remains. They always do it justice.

THIS song has really matured. Go hear her and the band on the fall 011 tour and you will NOT be disappointed. It's wonderful.

The thing is that she is SOOOOO musical but has the deep and touching lyrics. This is amazing - I'm gone, you're still there - wow.

Kind of the signature song - where most people "discover" Rachel Y and her GREAT band. I just got back from hearing the tour for the new album, Chesapeake, which is amazing. Go hear RY and her band and you WILL be amazed.

@loesepoes18 No Wilsons - no Beach Boys.

The beginnings of Ji-Ji-Jive talkin. This is almost comedy. Didn't realize that they were originally a child act - now I get it.

@sqweezel Carl gave a lot! The Wilson bothers were the Beach Boys, with the various other associations.

@beerbellygdog Agree - it comes across authentic. Needs a real recording of it by you both, with the guitar toned back.

What else is on "Reimagines Wilson"?

Maybe the Stones at their best.

Paint It Black - you devil!

Ba-by - Please Let Me Wonder - if those great chords aren't the best - bringing it home.

Take you to Xanadu - behind the groove. Don't be afraid - take the music in. All of her music grooved out.

Love this remix. Keeps the groove and the essence of the song together.

Only description = WOW!

It's why it's rhythm section and he's playing bass/rhythm/drum all in one = NICE!

@AlxEllis Good choice! This will get you goin' - talk square biz - straight on. AND dance some with Teena - might as well be Kismet with Slick Rick James.

Beautifully sung - she could write em and sing em. GREAT clip here.

Loved Square Biz - but Lady T could always deliver her own soulful soul. Needed some help with wardrobe though. I did see her in concert once. Brought us all up and then ended with Casanova Brown.

It improved since the early summer tour in the States. This is not an easy song to sing. He got the the legato, smooth feeling of the song here live. It's a beauty.