Brian Wilson - Sloop John B
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2016
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Official music video for “Sloop John B (Brian Wilson & AI Jardine)” performed by The Beach Boys.
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At age 69, my life is nearly over due to stage 4 cancer. I can sum up this life of mine pretty succinctly-
This is THE best trip I’ve ever been on, thanks in large part to the genius of Brian Wilson, Al Jardine, and the rest of The Beach Boys. Thanks, guys. You made it such a joy. God bless you all.
That is sad to hear, but I’m glad you’ve had a good life and I hope you have a peaceful exit from this world
You are in my prayers my friend.
God bless you Garry. Keep being a light in this world and enjoy all the beauty The Beach Boys have to offer while you stick with us :)
Wishing you much peace and comfort on your journey.
You live a life well..you can never complain.. I’m trying to find my exit music..so much to choose from. ...
Al Jardine’s voice is still strong as is Brian Wilson’s. That’s amazing for guys in their late 70’s.
It is amazing and everyone in that room is a musical genius.
@@MikeJones-rk1un I
Yes so beautiful their voices are it's amazing still.
I totaly agree but this must be autotuned. Atleast on Brian.. Still very nice tho :)
@@raztratt That would be disappointing.
Ladies and gentlemen this is what real music sounds like. Brian is a true genius. Al and Matt are awesome singers
I am 73 and grew up with their music. No words can express how much I loved seeing them do this song. It is priceless.
Me too, Well Said.
@@357HFC I'd like to add my name to the Lovers of this Song list ..... 😅
the POWER OF GOLD ?
Ditto, I grew up surfing and listening to them. Miss those times,
Right John, I am 75 now, since 4 days ;-), and grew up with this music too. In fact...Pet Sounds was the first album I ever bought
It´s just unbelievable that Al Jardine has this voice in his mid 70s, seems like a twenty years old guy singing... amazing
He also looks great!
His kid great too.
@@centrist1008 A thousand times over!
He does sound great!
@@centrist1008 His kid has a super voice and fits right in.
Al Jardine's voice sounds as clear and strong as ever; Matt Jardine, too!~ Three cheers to Brian Wilson and gang have brought so much joy to living.
Hello!!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe.
we were luck enough to see them in Dublin Ireland just before COVID hit, They were absolutely magical
Al is one of about 8 people that remember my name After 8 or so years.intead of the lighting guy! Al Jardine was amazing.
A masterclass
Tell you guys an amazing SJB story , my sister and I went to a Beach Boys concert in 1965 in Vancouver , our fave song was SJB , in 2018 she passer away , as I was taking some of her stuff to her friends in Vancouver after her passing , I had the radio on , around 1630 driving up Marine Drive , alone in the car , I asked her to play SJB , as God is my witness , seconds later it came on the radio , love you Carey , Rest in Peace .
Amazing mate, God Bless
I’m so sorry for your loss mate. And I believe you. Seriously, what are the odds? I was brought up Catholic and no longer subscribe to any religion, but it just bugs me, we are the consciousness of the universe, there must be something more…
Wow man that is so like my life when I mention word a split second later it comes on TV or radio and I so associate with what you said and this big old universe is so strange and??????? Sorry to hear on your loss. Greetings from England
Well coincidences of course if true but as for the god stuff, why would cancer even be a thing if these gods were as omnipotent as religions say they are? Left all that nonsense behind as I grew up, just disappointed that we continue to wallow in the mud and wage wars over it. 😠
Love this story. Thanks.
And this kiddies is how it's done. Notice it's just pure music and pure voices. No enhanced anything, just pure talent on display.
"He goes, 'Can you arrange it?', I said, 'Sure!', so I arranged it."
That's Brian ❤️
I know, amazing talent is an understatement..Yes, that's Brian ❤❤❤❤
He arranged it by the following morning!
MattWilson100 What has to be done to arrange music?
@@rickrick5041 Figuring out all the instruments and vocal harmonies. Listen to the "Pet Sounds" version of this song. The number of instruments and layering is amazing. One of my favorite tracks on the album.
Brian seems to be one of those musicians who lets his music do the talking. Maybe a little more confusing because he's a vocalist, lyricist, and songwriter, all involving words. When he's in an interview situation or just trying to come up with an alternate version in conversation, you realize that whatever he has, it's in the music. Comparing his everyday talking and describing vs his music is like comparing the travel of the caterpillar vs the butterfly.
We sometimes focus on the Wilson brothers, talented as they were, forgetting the wonderful voice of Al Jardine. Masterpiece....
I feel like between the brothers Wilson and Mike, Al was always relegated to being their secret weapon, tossed into the mix just to prevent not real fans from getting bored
Mr. Nobody zaaAaaaaaaa l
Al's kind of an unsung hero in a way but us fans appreciate and love him.
AMEN!!
Hazzard; I completely agree; wouldn’t have been the same without his voice! Loved that guy✌️💕
The harmony they have as a group is beyond anything I’ve ever heard.
Amen it is what made us all stop what we were doing and listen and enjoy
@@dandetmer6336 It's good harmony, but seriously when you make that statement, you are leaving a whole bunch of other really great harmonizing groups in the dust and that's not fair in the music business. It's best to say, "It's one of the better harmony songs" or something to that effect without cancelling out the others.
@@rjb073 CSNY takes harmony to another solar system. CSNY = Crosby, S N & Young
Thats just stupid. Simon and Garfunkel made better harmonies. So did Crosby Stills and Nash. For christs sake
@@rjb073 Well obviously.
I praise God for creating each of the "Beach Boys." Such individuals, yet they learned how to work with and relate to each other in wonderful ways. Our family members are great fans, and though only my husband & I originally heard them as teens, we're now in our 70s and our 5 kids (all in their 40s) love the Beach Boys as much as we do! May Jesus Christ bless and keep their families.
It was great to see Brian sing in this. He looks relaxed, content and overall good. Was happy for him and Al who did a superb job singing. All did a great job.
cos Mike wasn´t there
Even slightly impaired, what a fantastic voice and talent Brian still is, he's probably lost more talent than I will ever have!
When Brian and Al sing nothing else really matters you just want to be there FANTASTIC
I would have loved to have been the proverbial fly on the wall on this one! If I had gotten squashed, at least I could have had the thrill of experiencing this fantastic sound!
I have goosebumps!!!
Wow, that's unbelievable. Al Jardine & Brian Wilson still sound great!
It only took 50 years but Brian finally looks comfortable, relaxed and is having fun here.
"This is the BEST trip, I've ever been on." SO glad these guys can recognize this incredible blessing while its happening ...
I dont think that's what the line is about...
@@carsonmidkiff3786 Of course it is. It was never "best" in the 1960s version. Why would they change it now unless it
referred to the obvious magic of these two old fogeys leaning up to the mikes and sounding just as good as they did 50 years ago? "Incredible blessing" What would you say it's about? Just being cute, cause that's about the only other option. Why change one word in the last line of a song you've sung one way for 50 years, to completely disturb the meaning? You may know something I don't, but it needs to be convincing.
Yes, I was glad they threw that in. It's great they were able to acknowledge how fortunate they were to be back together in a studio again.
@@benjaminbarrera214 Thank you. As a guitarist/musician of 59 years, I know what it means to be able to revisit playing music that once made you glad you were alive.
They finally let Al sing lead on this one, bet he's been waiting since he showed Brian the freakin song.
TheClevelandSteamer well said steamer...if al can sing the song this good now just imagine what he could've done with it when he came up with it...
TheClevelandSteamer Altho a genius acid took its toll on Brian but i agree its nice to see Al taking the lead..Am 48 but would loved to have been teenager in the 60s,i was born too late
All that matters is that Mike isn't anywhere to be found. : P
@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy beach boys wouldn't have made it without
The Sloop John B sailed with lead vocals by Al. Brian and Matt do backup and it turned out darn well.
Just my humble opinion, Brian was truly the genius in the BB, but Al Jardine was the glue with his beautiful voice. Was blessed to see these gents in concert. Thanks for the music.
Mike Love was the lead singer
Mike was the ultimate entertainer. With his voice, he was not the lead singer by chance. If he hadn't been the Wilsons' cousin, who knows how he would have ended up. Brian with a beautiful voice and huge range before he almost destroyed himself, Al with a fantastic voice and then Carl who handled the highs amazingly. But on the highest notes and falsettos, Brian discovered Bruce, who basically replaced him in these positions. Mike didn't excel at anything.
Carl had the voice...
I agree completely. Al's voice IS the voice of the Beach Boys.
Brian was a genius and sadly was taken advantage of, but he made it back.
Props to the dude singing the original Brian Wilson part way up in the stratosphere. This whole thing is astonishing.
Al's son, Matt has the highest part.
Makes me so happy seeing Al and Brian sing together, looks like they really enjoying it too!
I actually got emotional at the end with the lyrics being changed to “Best trip I’ve ever been on”.That was nice..
Spoilers lol
goose bumps
Me too.
Its life... A journey can be both good and bad... And in the end, in totality.. the best trip ever. Love this version.
@@michaelfloyd3158 its a reference to LSD
I'm 29 and grew up listening to the Beach Boys as my dad was obsessed with them. Sadly he passed away last year and since his passing I've re-discovered them. I will now carry on my dad's legacy and shall too become obsessed with them. ♥️
They will keep coming back to you on your journey.
I'm sorry for your loss. Your dad left you a great legacy!
How the hell does Al Jardine still have that good of a voice?
He is good but his son Matt hits all the high notes.
They are out on the road this year you should go see them they still sound fantastic. And they’ll have Blondie Chapman with them who will blow your way
It is amazing and impressive, isn't it !!
Al has taken care of himself through the years. I heard he's not a drinker or smoker so that makes a massive difference.
Talent on loan from God.
The part at the end, where they both sang "This is the best trip I've ever been on" and how they both looked at each other at 3:42.... that got me. Because that wasn't the original words, they both said that to each other, reflecting on their time in life together and with the Beach Boys.
Ohh! Baby! No more words!
Ich habe die Beach Boys Mitte der 60er Jahre im Circus Krone in München gehört und gesehen. Das war eine Stunde voll Glück, Staunen, Genießen, Freudentränen. Jetzt bin ich 73 und bei diesem 'Sloop John B.' ist es wieder genau so! Danke für Euer gesamtes Werk - Gott segne Euch Alle❤
👍👍👍 Ich bin 72. Ein Schulfreund war damals Fan der Beach Boys als wir 15 waren. Ich bin etwas später ein Fan geworden und höre sie immer noch gerne. Live habe ich sie nie erlebt aber zu jedem Titel eine Menge Erinnerungen.
I can't believe how great these old guys sound. I saw the Beach Boy's in concert a number of times. It was a real thrill to get close to the stage during the "dance concerts" in the early to mid 1970s at the Spectrum Theater in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA.
I borrowed this from another subscriber and really liked it:
Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will, but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world.
Nice! I just said to my husband.. “when did my favorite singers get OLD?” He said, ‘have you looked in the mirror?’😂
I said ‘No, but clearly you have gotten old’ 😂😉 (he IS 10 years older than I am 😆)
I really was very young when I fell in love with The Beach Boys!!!
Dad was stationed with us in Italy & Spain. I clearly remember being at the base pool in Naples Italy with this song playing first time I heard it!
I love this video!!! I can't help but cry when I see Bryan and Al sing. The Beach Boy were, are and will always be the greatest group ever!!!
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I love how Brian so matter of factly talks about one of the greatest arrangements in music history.
It reminds me of my late father, he knew every word out of the entire song! To this day, I still love it. Right up to this very minute, it's still rare finding blacks loving so-called white music!
For those who are clueless or rather not in the know about music, is that music has no color and genre named white! it is simply called music.
PERIOD.
I'm Bakwena, Welkom, Free State, South Africa.
I cried through the whole song, I don't know why but I've always cried when I heard this. And it breaks my heart to see the beach boys getting older 😢 But they will always be #1 in my book!!! Love you Beach Boys! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
same here! 😢🤗
The song is melancholic.
this has long been my favorite BB song - a delight to see these guys doing it now - those layers of harmony are magical.
Been in love with this song for 50 years and not looking for a divorce.
A Beach Boys classic you never get tired of . Great vocals by Brian, Al and Matt .
Listen to the undertones do their beach boy rendition...youd be amazed.
Dustoff Win 😀👍🏼
Goes back to my mothers Jimmie Rodgers album. 1963.
So have I!
I's so wonderful seeing someone like Brian come all the way back after so many years of struggle with his demons. To think of all the music the world never got. Wow.
These guys know the best mics. The one Brian Wilson is using looks like an old Telefunken U-147 or a 1940s Neumann U-47 (Capitol now has 16 of the vintage and VERY desirable mics) -around 70yrs old. Not everything old is outdated. It's so cool that these are still the best. What a great tune!
"Old never mean useless.
Old is very valuable" :)
Anyone else weeping while watching these studio clips? Brian is a treasure.
yup
I am. At 52 I do not feel old, but rather grateful that I had the privilege to listen to this. Thank you for posting this.
Almost 65. I STILL tear up watching Brian.
Alan and Matt, almost as bad. The ones
that get me, Carl Dean, and Dennis Carl!
I MISS those Beach Boys!
Saw the Brian Wilson Band, last June.
I must have soaked quite a few kleenex.
The later band, even worse. Chicago!
It was almost a "Beachago" concert,
but Mikey would sue me for saying
that. Wishing you were here, was
played. Carl, Dennis, and Alan.
For that show, Alan, Matt, and a
host of others. More Kleenex.
Here is a vid of the old Beachago
concert. Sorry, Mikey is in it!
ruclips.net/video/NlVD_m5KXjw/видео.html&ab_channel=TerryKathSpotlight
So is Terry Kath! Miss Terry as much
as the two deceased Beach Boys!
steve
So beautiful. Its rare today to hear anything so sweet and innocent. Its a song for its time and forever
@@steveskouson9620I saw BW in 2016 and Id see him again in a NY minute if he comes back.
I'm 72; grew up with these songs. Aways on my heart and on my mind...and the music's still alive! This is the BEST trip I've ever been on! 💝
A lot of people in the world have no idea of what a genuine musical genius Brian Wilson is. I don't see any contemporary people on the horizon anywhere close to people like him and McCartney.
modern day mozart absolute genius..... watch the pet sounds classic album doc..... astonishing
Sufjan Stevens is a phenomenal musician and composer. Listen to his album titled "Michigan" if you haven't yet, and you'll see why I compared him to Brian Wilson. He is truly a master at songcraft, but nobody can touch Brian (except maybe Frank Zappa, RIP).
@@ianrolfe2779 the “Bach of Rock”
Only if they're idiots. Pet sounds came out before Seargant Peppers. And that was before Smile. Brian Wilson is the greatest pop music genius of all time. I was immensely privileged to see him play with his band in Melbourne.
@@melrupinski88 Correct Sir
Great performance from the entire band. Great musicianship. Love seeing Brian & Al together. They always worked so well as a unit.
I'm here because I have just seen Love & Mercy. Wonderful to see Brian working and still bringing us all such joy. We can never repay you Brian. Love you brother.
First time I heard the Beach Boys I was 16... just turned 73 and still listening!
I was 9. Only 62, but still.
Beach Boys fan, for most of my
life.
Who else misses Carl Dean's voice?
steve
Me too!!
I was 15. Now I'm 18.
@@leonzhu1301 Better late than never Leon...
Al Jardine has the voice of a young man. Incredible.
Top G
Kudos to Matt Jardine for this vocal performance
Nice vocal by Brian......and young Jardine also does a great job on the falsetto!
Yes, and interesting that Brian and young Jardine are the only ones who don't use headphones.
I was impressed by how good Brian still sounded.
Not really young going but I know what you mean
"Young Jardine" as in Al's son?
@@CC2755 Yep.
Met Al Jardine after Brian’s 50th anniversary show of Pet Sounds. Shook his hand thanked him for his contributions. He was very nice and humbled. One of my fondest memories
Can clearly see Brian's love and happiness towards Al throughout this performance. Hopefully Brian's mind was flooded with lots of beautiful memories of times before he gor sick!
This is so complexed with all the harmonies amd instruments, voices. It is so good
Its pure magic what I just listened and watched
mirlo10 and after 50 years and Keith Richards levels of drug abuse and they can still go.
Mill 10 I know, just outstanding as always!!
Ya
i am stunned and emotional at the same time!!! kept playing it over and over.....magic...
Saw and spoke to Al Jardine in a sheet music store in Manhattan back in 2009. A real gentleman and genuinely nice guy. He was shopping and so was I. Thanked him for his contribution to my musical life and he graciously shook my hand. A real class act if ever there was one. Nice meeting you Mr. Jardine
I am trying to get past the part of there being a sheet music store in Manhattan in 2009
Notice how it DOES NOT miss Mike Love anywhere in this performance...? What a great gig here. Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.
Mike who?
@@jerryl.1033 The guy who was the lead singer on the majority of their hits.
@@Marc-rf9ei We all know who he is, he just isn't relevant. This version without Mike is much better.
Only reason he got to be lead singer is because Brian felt bad that Mike couldn't play any instrument at a professional level and being the warm, sweet, gentle giant of a man he's always been, he let Mike sing lead even though Mike had the worst range and the worst voice of any of the four. Carl had the best overall voice and he wasn;t even old enough to go into bars when the group first hit it big. This was Brian's Band. Make no mistake about it. @@Marc-rf9ei
@@DavidLMadWI Who is arguing that Brian isnt the creative force behind the band? But to suggest that Brian made him lead singer out of sympathy is ridiculous.
I was walking my dog past the Malibu Colony area on Malibu Beach back in 1984. I walked passed this guy who made a nice comment about my dog Buzzed. He asked me what his name was as he petted him. When I told him he had a smirk on his face and said, "Yeah, just like me" and got up and was on his way when I thought to myself-that was Brian Wilson!
Great encounter. Cherish the memory.
2019 my kids heard the Beach Boys for the first time and can't stop singing spontaneously around the house THIS MUSIC IS OFFICIALLY TIMELESS
Wonderful. Difficult to keep my eyes off Brian and just marvel at his genius arrangements.
Sometimes all I have left in life is music like this to stand alongside with.
Jesus is life
Music is dreamy, etherial and good. Johnny, do not allow music to take over the life. Music can be an addiction for perfection so be mindful of this love/addiction.
Get out and do something rather crazy like learning to play golf. I am not kidding. We musicians are inherently kinda nurdly so we need a kinda mellow activity like the game of golf whereas we 'measure everything' so we can succeed in a non-music activity.
Or whatever physical activity to get us out and about!
Utterly remarkable. Even in this abbreviated iteration their sense of harmony, diction and timing is timeless. Not sure there has ever been or ever will be a band as influential and iconic in their complex harmonies.
Simon and Garfunkel.
@@gavinberriman5227 ya think? Except on the odd occasion like The boxer and El condor pasa, I don't think the arrangements were ever this complex. Just my two cents. Don't beat up.
@@zapkvr Simon and Garfunkel did a lot of great music but never had the multi voice harmonies of the Beach Boys. The Beach Boys gave voice to a culture and defined it and spread it around the world.
The Beatles?
The Eagles also had great harmonies
"This is the best trip I've ever been on". Almost an epitaph for these guys and their career as The Beach Boys. Especially poignant for fans as old as me, who have been listening to their music since the beginning. Because we, too, are facing the end of our "trip" of life.
So true.
I hope you're doing well.
I missed that!
Went back and listened to the end again, thank you!
If you were around for the original, and you know the band’s backstory, this video can be very emotional.
I so so so get that, and thank you for bringing it up. I have tears in my eyes.
It's not surprising The Beach boys sold over 100 million albums. I don't use the word genius lightly but Brian Wilson is a musical genius. The Beach boys are one of the greatest musical groups in world history
Brian Wilson is a god!
Brian Wilson is god's boss
Wow. I could watch that forever. Al Jardine and The genius Brian Wilson.
Brilliant 👌
Imagine making an album as amazing as Pet Sounds, and being able to perform it 50 years later with the same guys. Incredible.
Shout out from upstate NY . . . Al Jardine (who we consider a local) just got inducted into Rochester's Music Hall of Fame. Very well deserved!!!!
Brian Wilson was the best friend I never met back in the day. His words and music spoke directly to the eager but clueless teen I once was. I bought just about each album that came available, then wore them out on my little portable GE record player. ❤
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Dang, this sounds just about as good as the original recording. I love the acoustic rendition. Absolutely wonderful.
Damn, it is rare that a 50th anniversary remake or any remake can stand shoulder to shoulder with the original. It does here!
I just saw your post, Garry, and I have had Breast Cancer twice, and am 62 years old, and just wanted to let you know that we at my house all care about what you are going through. I actually listened to the Beach Boys while I healed up after my 7 hour surgery, and they brought me such comfort, and joy in those moments, and made me feel 19 years old again (which I didn't think was possible in that moment. I hope you get good medical care, and comfort, and that you have good supportive folks around you, and God Bless You and your loved ones.
Awesome, absolutely amazing piece
How are you doing today?
Happy new year
Al still has a killer voice. I love the beach boys so much
I am 67 now and was born in Hong Kong. Every time when I listen to this song, it reminds me the memories of my first trip to America in 1982, San Francisco, Oakland, Yosemite and LA etc. I bet I was surrounded by the radio playing this song back then
lucky
Dang that sounded so good! If you only heard this video without seeing it, I would think the singers were in their twenties. Their voices have not aged.
"This is the best trip I've ever been on."
A thing of joy and beauty. Moving and resplendent.
Hello!!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day.. Stay Safe
We all know it but it’s worth repeating… Pet Sounds was, and is, a masterpiece.
These harmonies are SO beautiful they literally bring tears to my eyes.
Brian Wilson and Paul McCartney have an astronomical combined musical IQ level.
Made me cry it's so good.
Hello!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe!
Still so very beautiful after all of these years. My late mother Shirley and late Uncle Ozzie, both loved this adaptation and version of this most incredible Folk Song. While it was not a Beach Boys original, it surely has become a mainstay of the The Beach Boys legacy and found its way onto the legendary Pet Sounds, despite not thematically belonging to the album via its subject matter, it certainly fits musically in its style and is and continues to be a very special part of what has made the Beach Boys one of the finest groups of all time and certainly the popular era. So very special indeed!
I am sure Al Jardine is proud of his son following in the family business!!!
This ain't music.......it's art.
Wow, this is just a part of history that will not EVER be repeated... Well done Folks...
Brian Wilson's mind, when it comes to music, works like no one else's. The man was just brilliant when they were churning out hit after hit.
Such a feel good song, The Beach Boys were such a part of my life as I was young boy in the 60’s and they were always on the radio. When I went in the Army in the 80’s and was stationed on the East coast they eased a little homesickness for California when I would play their music, they were an amazing group.
Al once said he is glad of becoming a beach boy instead of a dentist.
Well, he WAS one of the original Beach Boys; he merely left them to pursue a fallback career at the insistence of his parents. Of course, once the group had hit the big-time, the coast was clear for him to re-join.
I and my rotten teeth are GLAD Alan
persevered! One of Al's best contributions,
MATT! Bar none, Matt Jardine IS the future
of my favorite group. But, I've only been a
fan, since 1966. I may be too young.
steve
Steve you are right . Matt is the future of the Beach Boys. What a group for so long.
Steve Skouson Darian Sahanaja has entered the chat
Just like Roger Taylor in Queen lol
I was nine years old when this song came out. It was all over the radio! I ran out and bought the single. It never gets old. I really enjoyed this take on it. Thanks for sharing.
I don't see how, with this, Wouldn't It be Nice, and God Only Knows, that Pet Sounds couldn't have been marketed and promoted into a huge record!! Just goes to show you the idiocy and blind ignorance of "the record company." Smdh
Did it have the orange and yellow swoosh label?
@@catherinerider232 And don't leave out "I Know There's An Answer."
have you heard dwight yoakam's version?
@@moonbeamskies3346 Yes! I bought it at E.J. Korvette’s record dept. in 1966.
How dare they throw out Al Jardine's grits! Let the man enjoy his breakfast!
Not only that, Jardine must’ve had some corn that was in non grit form. The evidence is in the next line. Could of been ears of corn or maybe cans of corn. So not only did they ruin Al’s breakfast, they may of ruined his lunch or dinner!
@Billy Billcatsavick I believe it! This video felt like a celebration of a lifelong friendship
@@erikbaker6890 Wasn't the corn the fishing bait on the boat?
Goosebumps.. they say listen to strums. Took me many harvesty moons.. to hear all of the above. Bow to
I never realized when a beautiful voice Al Jardine has.
I believe that is Al’s son Matt singing the high tenor. He tours with them and has a great voice. Musical talent does run in families.
It is - I saw them all in concert while in Atlantic City some years back
This is the most Incredible demonstration of harmonies in music ever ! Everyone covered their parts perfectly...couldn't be better!
Matt Jardine and the Xylophone add additional texture to my favorite Beach Boys song, a tribute to the genius of Brian Wilson!
Went looking for Winnebago - Cheating on your Heart and somehow landed here...how lucky am I? What an unexpected treat. Mr Jardine has lost none of his vocal ability over the years...surely a testament to his enduring appeal. Absolutely magic-AL! Thank you.
Jardine's son is awesome. Saw these dudes live and was really impressed by him without knowing who he was. When they acknowledged his name, it made perfect sense. A tradition of peculiar vocal quality.
And figure the odds that Al's son would be gifted with the famous BB falsetto!
wow.. i just want to hear and play it over and over.. what a song. great musicians and singers..
Brian Wilson and Al Jardine are our national living treasures. May the Force be with them.
Brian was honored the Kennedy Center
What a wonderful period of music we have lived through .... the rock and roll era! We are part of that history.
I can't stop listening to this. How amazing are their voices even today?
This is a real classic by Al and Brian. Lets not forget Matt .
The background singers help.
Amen to that
Hats off to you guys. Thank you so much for the wonderful sounds, good to see you still going strong. Good on ya boys!
Absolutely impeccable! No pitch-benders or anything. Just raw effing talent all-around! Never got to see 'em live, but I'm glad I have Pet Sounds in ultra-high-resolution DVD-A 5.1 audio, recorded directly from the original masters!
Love Brian's courage in his journey with schizophrenia. Imagine the creativity that would have emerged had he never got that illness. Did a ballroom dance in his honor.
Every time I hear that song it takes me back to a simpler time. Amazing to hear them redo it with such clarity after all these years. One of my all-time favorite songs.
Yup. Sloop John B is most def a classic of all time. At least, for me! :-) 🙂
I would assume these are all experienced session musicians (one of them is Jardine Junior, the rest I don't know) and perhaps not too easily impressed, but still, imagine being able to go into the studio to make a rendition of this song together with Brian Wilson and Al Jardine, that surely must be special for any living musician.
5 years ago...Brian and Al... Bruce and Mike are still with us. We need to make the most of what is left of this truly magical group !