Joel Selvin with Jill Gibson and Judith Lovejoy - Hollywood Eden | Conversations with Authors
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
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From the Beach Boys and Jan & Dean to the Byrds and the Mamas & the Papas, Hollywood Eden from acclaimed music journalist Joel Selvin tells the story of a group of young artists and musicians who came together at the dawn of the 1960s to create the lasting myth of the California dream.
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Great to hear these stories first hand from the people who were actually there!👍
Thank you for this interview
A very enjoyable and insightful interview..thanks for posting!
I had a strong feeling that Brian Wilson was providing the falsetto’s on the Jan and Dean records. Brian is very recognizable.
Dean did provide some vocal background on the Barbara Ann recording for the Beach Boys.
Wow, fantastic stories told by 2 of the most important girls on the west-coast music scene. Would love to here more of this. Thanks a million.
They had a Top 20 Hit with " Heart & Soul " and " Linda "
Lesley Gore's 'You Don't Own Me' was up there with Nancy Sinatra's 'These Boots Are Made For Walking' in the Sixties Female Self-Assertion Dept.
True!
Jan Berry was a "Genius" as well! Not just Brian Wilson. Jan & Jill wrote some beautiful music! Jan Berry was so clever with his studio talent & WRITING, HE HAD A VERY UNIQUE CHARISMA AND HE WAS A "CHICK MAGNET" I just wish Jan & Jill Gibson would have stayed together and marry each other! Thank you for doing this interview with Jill & Judith! They are such sweet woman and they are very important in the Jan & Dean Story.
I love the duets Jill did with Jan Berry and there unique songwriting and production.
I don't know the whole story about Jill & Jan's break up but I DO NOT HAVE ANY RESPECT FOR Lou Alder. Dean Torrance was also brilliant and carried a very unique Charisma as well.
what about p.f. sloan doing the high harmonies - uncredited