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🎵 The Beach Boys - Sloop John B REACTION
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"Sloop John B" is a traditional West Indies tune about a sunken boat. It was adapted in 1951 by Lee Hays of the Weavers (as "The John B Sails") and revived in 1960 by Lonnie Donegan. The Beach Boys' folk music buff, Al Jardine, turned Brian Wilson onto the Kingston Trio's recording of the song. For their updated version, Wilson added elaborate vocals and a 12-string guitar part. He also changed some of the lyrics, including "This is the worst trip since I've been born" to "...I've ever been on" as a wink to acid culture.
The song was popularized by The Kingston Trio, who adapted it from a version in poet Carl Sandburg's 1927 songbook The American Songbag. The Kingston Trio's version stays true to the song's Calypso roots, and was released on their first album in 1958. Eight years later, The Beach Boys changed the title to "Sloop John B," and came away with a hit. Their debt to The Kingston Trio goes far beyond this song: The Beach Boys adopted the group's striped, short-sleeved shirts and wholesome persona as well. >>
This was the biggest hit from The Beach Boys landmark album Pet Sounds.
(Songfacts.com)
When I first heard this, I figured that line was alluding to acid, but then I said, nah...not the clean cut Beach Boys. lol.
......there's also a Johnny Cash version of this song !!! ruclips.net/video/XB09cky5Cek/видео.html
@@TheBooey1650 Yeah, clean cut was their image, wasn't it? At least at the beginning.
Brian Wilson first experimented with acid in 1965. I can't think of anyone who comes to mind more quickly when I think about musicians and acid (sadly).
There is Syd Barrett of Pink Floyd, also the Beatles took acid.@@RhettAnderson
It does not get any more beachy than getting in a drunken fight with your grandpa while on his yacht. Something I have personal experience in lol. Love my grandpop, but yes....this actually happened to me. We were boating off the coast of Maryland. We got in a fight....he out drank me. It was not fun, but we calmed down and went back to port the next day, both of us sick, sober and sorry
One of the most iconic Beach Boys songs. Best harmonies ever, and they were real, not electronically enhanced.
Agreed! 👍
It was a "sloop" as in "Sloop John B" a small ship but I think the "Sloop John B" was either bigger than a regular sloop, or a sea-shanty in need of title.
I love this song.
You really think studio recordings did not enhance people's voices and instruments they always dud of course
@@allensaunders449 I think they mean autotune
That was Brian's genius, as a vocal arranger. I mean, he was equally adept at instrumental arrangements but when you think of the Beach Boys, you think of all those harmonies ringing out.
Yup, Brian is a musical genius that is for sure!! 🎶
Three words for the instrumentals: The. Wrecking. Crew.
Brian Wilson one of the GOATS ! Tops as producer singer songwriter musician. Genius!
You are right Lex. They have their beach music and then this genre. This genre really brought out their harmonies. Pre-auto tune was so amazing!
Brad & Lex, you’ll love their “Help Me Rhonda”, “Barbara Ann” and “Little Deuce Coupe”!!!
Yep! Barbara Ann is a fun song.
I’ll forever see ( in my minds eye ) John Travolta in “ Welcome back Kotter “ singing & dancing to his rewriting of the lyrics of Barbara Ann . To his version of Bah Bah Bha , Bha Bha Barrino !
Barbara Ann falsetto is sung by Dean of Jan & Dean.
They should do Surf City by Jan & Dean. Surf City was mostly written by Brian Wilson but Jan Berry was heavy in the production phase
and lead vocals.
The Wrecking Crew provided the
instrumentation. IMO the penultimate Surf Song.
The whole Pet Sounds album is amazing.
Groundbreaking...I am as metal as you can get, Slayer Pantera Jinjer etc...but this is iconic. A special album, truly.
They sure had cruise ships in the 60's, but this is a sloop, as they say in the title. The Sloop John B. A sloop is a sailboat with one mast. A headsail up front, and a mainsail aft of the mast.
“I doubt that there were cruse ships in the 60’s.” Classic!
I seem to remember there were galleys, the passengers rowed them to the beat of a drummer. It was all so different then.
@@photoisca7386 I was there in the 60’s and I don’t recall seeing any passengers rowing a cruise ship.
A quick check on Wiki, the Francesco I sailed on cruises from Naples in 1833.
Titanic sank in 1912
As a young sailer, on a 8-10 month cruise, this tune was very popular onboard.
The Sloop John B is a Bahamian folk song about a published in 1616 foot vessel that carries a crew of five wrecked near Nassau. Beach Boys in 1966 a folk rock adaptation.
I can tell you I was told by Vietnam Vet they sang this song, Let Me go HOme, I wanna Go home , this is the worst trip Ive ever been on. When you imagine these men singing this it takes on a whole new meaning and you feel it . They loved it , But besides that it is a great song, great harmonies and it does have a vibe that you feel the emotion in the song
THEIR HARMONIES ARE THE BEST,
One of my favorite Beach Boys songs. Makes great use of their harmonic singing abilities, and I love the bass sax accent.
"Don't Worry Baby" is one of my favorites by them.
Still one of their best.
Billy Joel's daughter agrees with you.
steve
You want to hear a pub full of people with Lancashire (NW England) accents singing along with this. I played it at our local folk club once in the late '60s early '70s and everybody joined in - with improvised drunken harmonies it was quite a cacophony, but fun.
Wow. Lex seems to love almost every song, You can tell tell when she wasnt crazy about this one.. lol.. thanks guys. Love watching.
Back when I was in college, I was taking a Music Therapy class, because my best friend was a Music Therapy major and talked the department head into letting me into the class. My final was that I was given an hour to analyse this song and apply it to a music therapy setting. It didn't go well. This song, as recorded by the Beach Boys, is a master class in song development, every verse and every chorus adds complexity to the recording. My brain was so bent that I never really figured out how to use the song in a therapy environment - to be fair, they told me what the population of the classroom was when I entered the classroom itself, and the population was gifted children, simulated by several professors.
Brad & Lex, in the olden days, sailing was (& still is, in many places) a profession where sailors would literally live and work on sailboats for most of their days, often under very harsh conditions. So yeah, not a cruise ship. LOL
This is one of my favorite songs. I’m a metal head but I love The Beach Boys. One of my oldest memories is my father putting me on his shoulders to watch them a local country fair. I don’t have many good memories from my childhood but The Beach Boys are one of them.
It seems many metal heads share a love of The Beach Boys and ABBA
This song has been bringing me tears and joy since I was a kid. I wanna go home.
There were cruise ships in the 60s, and even started in the year 1900. But this song was about a traditional sailing vessel.
Love the beach boys. This is my favorite. Feel happier now
Yes. They had cruise ships in the 60s. This one is not about a cruise ship but a smaller sail boat (a sloop). This is also my favorite Beach Boys song and no...they don't have to be songs about the beach just because they are called the Beach Boys.
Some may consider the Titanic to be a cruise ship back in the early 1900's but I think it was technically an Ocean Liner.
It's just a weird sea shanty. Love the Beach Boys.
When I was a teenager, I hired an older teenager to teach me guitar. He did but we also spent hours learning how to harmonize using this very song, He had what we called a "sound on sound" tape recorder where we could do one track over another. Eventually we had 6 voices on the tape between the two of us. It was a wonder experience that I used in my singing career.
Love this. A song from my childhood. I was born in 1961 and my mum and dad loved music of every genre. I also remember and listen to this day 'God Only Knows' and 'Good Vibrations' x
One of my favorite Beach Boys songs.
What a great song, as born in ‘55, pretty much knew every Beach Boys song, and by around 10 got my first transistor radio for am top 40 songs! The beginning lyrics specifically describe a sailboat (sloop), and not any kind of cruiser!
1 of the greatest campfire songs ever, sitting with a roaring fire a few friends and liquor and even more liquor. Loved singing this with my buds, good times.
Brad nailed it! This song became a popular Song Along. I can remember singing it on a canoe trip around the campfire. Oh,, a Sloop was a small commercial sailing ship, that transported goods for money. They were fast and maneuverable.
Brad’s right, back in the day we would all sing along, such a great song, lots of memories. Thanks guys.
This is my fav Beach Boys song, and I grew up in helLA, where we'd sing along with the AM radio to Surfin' Safari on the school bus! Of course, the Beatles eventually became my fav in '64 after watching them on Ed Sullivan... But still, loved the Boys too!!!
One of my favorite Beach Boy songs. Thanks for your reaction.
The song is based on an old sea chanty in structure but not in the story itself. The made up the story and then put it into a sea chanty style. Sea chanteys were the heave - ho chants used to get all the men on the ship to pull on the lines. They were heavy and needed everyone working in time to do the job quickly.
God bless stay healthy mom dad and baby
Those harmonies! It's divine intervention!
It was a cover song original song was published in 1916
Yep, “Barbara Ann” is a fun next tune from The Beach Boys for you two to check out!
I think the Beach Boys' interpretation of this song was a metaphor for Vietnam. I wanna go home. This is the worst trip I've ever been on. Or maybe a metaphor for a bad trip on drugs, echoing an internal struggle with life. In any case, I love the song and arrangement of vocals and instruments. Brian Wilson is a brilliant musician and singer.
This song was included on the Pet Sounds album, and there's a story there. The Beatles had released the Sgt. Pepper album that wowed everyone, and Brian Wilson decided that the Beach Boys needed to up their game. Pet Sounds was the result. The cool part is that many years later during an interview, Sir Paul McCartney was asked what his favorite albums were, what he listed to. His answer was Pet Sounds.
got it backwards
Pet Sounds came before Sgt Pepper. It was Rubber Soul that inspired Brian to write his masterpiece . Smile would have been his answer to SP.
One of my favorite by the Beach Boys the song "Sail on sailor" sloop John B takes me back to my childhood standing in the front seat of the car between my mom and dad. No child car seats in those days
This was a huge No. 1 hit in Germany 1966.
Both the vocal and musical arrangments in this can stand alone as pure art. There are versions of this out there of just the music and just the vocals. Genius.
Loved all The Beach Boys songs but loved the tunes from Pet Sounds. God Only Knows is from the same album.
This song is what the Wilson brothers Brian, Carl, and Dennis were forced to sing as children by their dad to learn harmonies. . Part of the reason most beach boys songs mainly from the 60’s have perfect harmonies
Brad & Lex, the 2 of you have come a long way in reacting and critiquing music & lyrics. Outstanding job!
Cruise ships have been around many years, remember Titanic sank 110 years ago in 1912. But this was about a leisure sailboat called a Sloop.
Lex is absolutely right. Music has become a lost art pretty much. No one did better than Beach Boys.
Harmony Lex. The Beach Boys are second to none in that regard.
The musical arrangement (courtesy of the great Brian Wilson) is off the charts AMAAAAAAAAZING.
This is one of my favorite musical feasts... THANKS BRIAN and the WRECKING CREW!!!!!
45 years ago I went on a fishing trip in a big bus with a bunch of friends. It took us all night to get to Morehead city to the Carolina Princess. The guys behind me and my dad were playing the guitar all night singing THIS VERY SONG so we got no sleep. On the trip home, I pulled out my guitar and sang hill billy songs all night long until the morning broke. The moral of the story is don't keep the fishermen up all night singing Sloop John B.
Pets Sounds is one of if not the great album ever recorded. Brian Wilson is a genius!
"I doubt there was cruise ships in the 60s." LOL.That's exactly when they became popular, but the history goes back to 1820s.
I mean we had The Love Boat TV show in the 70s, right?
An old shanty song. Brilliant arrangement. It's on their #1 ranked album Pet Sounds. You're exactly right... it's an old sailor song that they sang on their voyages.
Summer is nothing without them ❤️
Brian’s high pitch falsetto makes this song
Yes there were cruise ships in the 60’s. We also had hot water and bathrooms in our houses in the 60’s.
Wooow back in time this song from The Beach Boys is still brings back memories 😢
One of my favorites by them
I am told that it is a tradition in the U.S. Navy Submarine force to play this song at the start of a patrol or deployment.
This is why I love LOVE the Beach Boys. Harmony. Beautiful Melody (Don’t worry baby). Originality (Surfs up … utterly beautiful song !!!) and plain out there fun weirdness (Vegetables, Whistle in…). The unique genius of Brian Wilson, but his brothers too (Pacific Ocean Blue)…. To much, FAR too much to recommend, but for a beautiful example of how far out there, how different they can be from mainstream songwriting Brian can go, yet remain superb, try Surfs Up !
Oh, and I’d love to see Brads desperate attempt to make sense of the Surfs Up enigmatic lyrics 😄 !!!
Showing Brian Wilson’s genius for vocal arrangements, in the day before electronic enchancement.
Wow this song brings back pleasant memories, we sang it for our 6th grade Spring Concert when I was growing up in 1960s/70s Milwaukee, WI.
A sloop is a one-masted sailboat, so clearly he's a sailor, like Brad said. He went down to Nassau, which is in the Bahamas, and he ran afoul of all kinds of mischief: he got drunk, got in a fight, got interrogated by the sherriff, got sick, had his grits tossed out and his corn stolen by the cook. Now he's ready for the voyage to be done with, and he just wants to go home.
It's originally an old-time "sea shanty" about being a crew member on a 19th-century sloop, a sailing ship. The one phrase Brian Wilson has wrong is "... he ate up all of my corn." That doesn’t make any sense. It was " ... he drank up all of my corn", meaning he drank all my corn liquor (whisky). Still ... a great song with incredible vocal harmonies.
One of my favorite songs ever. If I'm feeling down, this is number one on my playlist.
You guys are funny. There were cruise ships in the 1800s. Wyatt Earp and his wife took a cruise ship to Alaska. It wasn't Carnival Cruise but it was a cruise ship. The Titanic was a cruise ship. Kids.
They got the idea for this song from listening to the Kingston Trio version. Al Jardine is a folk song buff.
Like all great bands, the Beach Boys cannot be pigeonholed.
This song has always reminded me of a bad acid trip. Like Brian at a piano just singing “I feel so broke up I wanna go home” while he is hitting one key waiting for the party to end. I don’t know could all be in my head.
Their “Sail On Sailor” is a freakin awesome tune . They have many great non beach tunes in their vast catalog
But all of their music related to the early California vibe, Jimmy Buffett and Ray Charles both do great versions of Sail on Sailor. It is an amazing song.
the amazing thing about the beachboys is they only had 4 number 1 records, and it took 27 years to get that many. Even wings have more No1s .
A Sloop is a sailboat and the drummer , Dennis Wison, had one. Tragically, he died by drowning where his former sailboat "Harmony" use to be docked. I believe it was Newport Beach Marina. R.I. Harmonic P. Dennis. LIsten to his Pacific Ocean Blue album. Review it here, Please! You will love it. Peace.
Thankyou Randy. I interpreted it as a Sloop being a sail boat. John B is the name and the lyrics being from a sailor wanting to return home for some unmentioned reason.
Yes, there were cruise ships in the 60s and literally for thousands of years before.
Owned/rented big sea rig. Grits is bread n butter price (gruel is cruel) and the song shares his lesson well-learned, price of a fool's turn. It's beach boys sea song known by many wealthy wannabe's of 1960's - 70's.
The Beach Boys sound is Like No other!...Their harmonizing is unmatched!!...Outstanding!!
Great song
This is one of those songs that gets stuck in your head for days.
A few years back i read according to Melody Maker that Sloop John B was the best sold record single ever in the US Glen Campbell's Gentle on my mind at number two
My parents were drinkers, owned a bar... and had 4 daughters. Occasionally they would close the bar and end the night at our house.. this song was a must for the girls wake up and sing along.. I still love this song but I have torn memories
The chorus is often sung at football (soccer) matches.
"This is the *best/worst* trip I've ever been on," depending on if your team is winning or losing. 😆
Glad you're better Lex
The Beach Boys personified the California mystique of sun, fun, surfing, babes, endless summer, etc. The early "beachy" stuff was their vehicle but Brian Wilson was a pop music innovator, always pushing the envelope, so why not a West Indies folk tune? Their harmonies on this song are gorgeous. Wilson later got pulled into some very dark stuff but that's another story. Incidentally if you want great harmonies you might want to check out the Cowsills from the late 60's. They were a squeaky clean and wholesome family band, and they were the template for the before-your-time sitcom The Partridge Family. They even had their mom in the band. For a rock group that takes chutzpah. Back in the day I and my peers dismissed them as 'bubblegum" but I recently re-discovered them and I was shocked at their level of talent. Shocked I tell you, and this is from a jaded ex-hippie. So be the first and only reactors to investigate the 'Sills. I suggest their Cowsills Medley form the Ed Sullivan show in '67 or their Big Hit "Hair", a mild parody of the hippie culture. You weren't supposed to do that, we took ourselves very seriously. There is so much timeless music from that period that you haven't checked out because you don't know about it. Alas, we don't know what we don't know
Aw man. One of their best and catchiest songs. Those harmonies are immaculate and theirs also some comedic value.
I quote this song all the time and I didn't even realize it until now. I haven't heard it in at least 10 years. I guess it somehow got ingrained in my brain!
Beach Boys were the masters of 4 part harmony. Even the Beatles were only three-part. Genius
Can't believe you guys ( mainly lex) lol never got excited about this song , right up there as one of the most catchy tunes ever
Beautiful! Love it! Liked it! Saved it for later! 🤩🥰👑
If I'm not mistaken, it was originally written in the 1920s.. but like many good old songs has been reinvented by each generation afterward, my Grandkids LOVE this song! 😎
A sloop is a big sailboat. And yes cruise ship have been around for over 100 years.
Lex, Remember the Titanic? What year was that?
I love how all the instruments stopped playing from 2:29 to 2:37 and all you can hear is their voices. That part is awesome!!
If you like the round-like part of this song you would probably like their song, "Heroes And Villians". It has some really cool interplay between the voices.
Bro yes, everyone always suggests stuff from their beginnings, not enough reactions to any of the Smile era stuff.
Way back in the days of sailing ships captains would have people kidnapped to provide labor on their sailing ships. They were kept as virtual slaves, not paid, and some, when they pulled into port were tied up and hidden away below deck so they could not go ashore and escape.
In the UK a popular song chant from football (soccer) fans to this tune is sang by away fans to be derogatory towards the town or city they are playing at or sometimes by home fans happy to be at home
A sloop is a boat, wind powered, "See how the main sail sets"
Cool song, they harmonize great. this is a story to music.
Another variant of Homer's tale, but with a reference to being off drugs as going home. IMHO.
At the time, many people interpreted the song that way - "This is the worst trip I've ever been on". When you're taking LSD (and other things), you reach a point where you don't want to be high any more, you just want to come down. And go home.
My dad used to sing this to me when I was a child.
Awesome!!! Ur dad rocked. 😎