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@SmellofSummerGrass Hey sweetie! As a man, I can't say Carl was cute, but I agree he had the voice of an angel. I see you love classical music, which is an enviable love.

Paul

@Jorgealvescorreia Brian Wilson, an amazing rendion after all he has been through.

@johnboymac2000 Super. Until YouTube, I did not know Al Jardin was the lead vocalist. Marvelous that the surviving members performed very well at the Grammys last night.

@johnnyelectron Perry is an icon who is irreplaceable. He started out as a barber. He was so low key in every variety show he hosted. He was an unassuming prodigy. Still he is unsurpassed. We can only look for equals.

@Goatoftheforest I see what you mean. I just disagree that Afghanistan was avoidable. Iraq and Vietnam were avoidable but worthy wars, had they been fought by a military instead of politicians.

@UNDERGROUND2000 You are correct. Amazing rendition of Never with the Bench, as Justin refers to his Gibson (which bought out Epiphone well before Justin's acquisition--technically an Epihone Casino), which is Justin's favorite guitar; the studio version is made with a twelve string acoustic. ...

@Tompettylady601 Nice. Pure rock and roll. Great to see it is still alive and well.

@kewlbreez77 Look, the more feedback the better. I like learning. I am not sure about the echo because I have not listened to the studio version for many years. And I am shocked to hear they are not in the HOF. Is Ride My Seesaw, their first huge Rock hit, not a Rock song from around 67 that ...

@SunnBurn I plan to see them up close in March. Usually, you are so far back, all you can do is hear. But this time, I will be able to see Justin and the Moody's up close.

@StaceyNicolePaine Great choice Stacey. Ronnie Specter's version was awesome. Until tonight, I did not know the Boys had done an awesome rendition. There is so much to discover about the Boys on YouTube.

@MEH50caribe Thank you again. When he was asked why he was not as popular as he once was, he said, "They won't play me." That was before YouTube, which is a powerfule marketing device. So very sad he did not live to share his music with us more.

@bze2nlz4 Well you might have me with John not playing. I admit I saw it. But I am not sure John was needed because of the drums and other effects. He did play later, right? I hear his booming. So why not fail to start and then later start? That is evidence John intentionally did not play to...

@cbxsage You are right. The Hall of Fame voters can only be jealous, which is the usual reason those of us with talent or looks are slighted.

@Melusineenexile I hear you. I was around 20 when I first became enthralled with this song (which was at least 5 years old at the time). I chose (by default I guess--who knows?) to be a bachelor because I thought I could not have a family and be successful in my career, which I was. But I am n...

@ronetteloverz Yes we can. The boys can move in perfect step when the occasion calls for it. I recall in the 6th grade dressing exactly like the boys in the video at parties except I could not always get the precise stripe thickness. I won't disagree blacks do in fact dance better, but this is...

@Mikebb5m I was a BB fanatic until around 67-68. I was 16-17 when this came out in 69, and I missed it because I was focused on athletics and girls so much I did not focus on any group. It is good to be honest; so I will admit I did not even know about this song until this last year. So think o...

@countofla Still a doll and full of personality, but she simply must lose the multi-colored hair. Yeah even though she is around 5-10 years older than me, I am still attracted.

@ashleelmb Well this was a super version because Dennis got one of only a few chances to sing well and play at the same time. Notice the black dancers in the background. With just a change in the tempo, they could be doing M.C. Hammers' "You Cant' Touch This." Rock and roll is still a pervasiv...

@flgal88 Wonderfully pure voice. Notice he had no vocal support? I suppose we must accept that many of the past masters are no longer with us, but their music lives on. We are lucky because we can enjoy them still.

@Doobie1975 Heard it for the first time tonight. Got the title off the ICON album. I totally missed this John Lodge song in 83. I was lost, now am found.

Paoul

@redsunflower67 There is no doubt this is live. Nobody can lip sinc or use body language so precisely, and Justin is using his 12-string. They performed many of their hits at this French club. I am disappointed that I did not buy all the Moody's albums until 7th Sojourn. I had no idea this son...

@TheIntruders It was Carl's hit, although Brian came darn close. Hmm, could it be because they were brothers? I will try to find Brian's version and post it for us all here. You know, there is nothing new under the sun (excepting technology). One day we will have another Beach Boys' style gr...

@MyPaulHenry I forgot to mention that a band did not play it. It was between sets when the jukebox was used.

@spacepatrolman I'm back. Tech Support Guy, a free site, helped me fix my audio that went out about a month ago. Glad to be back with those who are all about the music.

@MoodyJill2 Incomprehensible why they were not inducted 20 years ago. But they will be. Have no doubt, even if we all have to write the Bigwigs.

@speedster1fast1 A rare glimpse of just how powerful Justin's joining was. 1967? I was still concentrating on the Beach Boys and Motown. I had no idea who the Moodys were until The Story in Your Eyes (70-72) came out. I adored it and finally learned their name from juke boxes. Then I recalled...

@47yesican Oh man, we had a console stereo also, and I would lay in front of it playing the 45's over and over again. I was only 12-13, but I remember it well. I absolutely adored a radio station LP that had LInda Ronstadt's Beat of a Different Drum 1967. That is one of my top 10 favorite songs.

@JoyNoelle8H Amazing such young people appreciate classic music.

@lneranger4 Yeah it is a great song despite the uneducated writer's inaccuracy. Boy Al can surely sing. John Fogerty's version is the best I have ever heard. But this is also a gem. Once I had to sort out which state's law applied where the plaintiff lived in Texas, was physically present a...

@coolsweetgroovy Yes it is sad, and as I posted at another version, I did not even know Al was the lead singer until a few months ago. And I played this song over and over again as the flip side of my favorite Beach Boys 45 at the time: Barbara Ann (1965?). I had no idea it was popular until ye...

@bjbhappy Totally.

@ebeatworld Man you are right. I had no idea until I discovered YouTube in the last few months, that Al Jardine was so excellent and that the Beach Boys (e.g., Carl) supported him so much with their musical abilities. This song was an awsome hit by a girl group in the 60s, but the Beach Boys eq...