Abso-frickin-lutely! Man, next to that soulful, mellifluous voice you can really hear how, thin, nasal and reedy Mike's lead vocals are. As a parts singer on the low end, Mike is just fine.

I was really surprised to find out that Phil Spector and two others wrote this song for The Ronettes. That recording didn’t do near as well as The Beach Boys and Carl’s stunningly beautiful voice did. This is my favorite.

It's looks like Joey King very vocal

That's a very sweet thing to say about carl and it is precisely what is inscribed upon his tombstone

I totally agree with you. ❤

Wow...she is good but k.d ???? One of the best!

Great CD. Lorrie Morgan’s Don’t Worry Baby my favorite.

@@briandriscoll8857 she was my "runner up" favorite...

Kathy makes Ronnie sound like she has a head cold.

Oh come on. Kathy did a great job

Thank you...will check your channel out!

I used to have a branch of our company based in Lincolnshire and traveled all over your "neighborhood" selling grinding wheels....obviously Sheffield was a focus. Love where you live.

@@ClevelandLiveMusic prob supplied IMI where I did my apprenticeship ?, thank you for checking my channel out sir.

@@mark1966 we were working with Alpine Abrasive

@@mark1966 other firms I recall were Jaguar, Kaby Engineering, Timken. Aot of small cutlery shops around Sheffield.

He didn’t receive his diagnosis of cancer Untill 1997 so this was prior to his cancer

Thanks to my STeeVee friend!

Agreed

Brian didn't tour much with the band in the 1990s. It was a difficult time for all of them. Mike had sued Brian to get co-writing credits for a number of songs. Carl's and Brian's relationship was strained due to Carl having to rescue Brian from the influence of Brian's Brian's psychologist, Dr. Eugene Landy, whom Carl had hired for Brian about a decade earlier. There were also some disparaging statements made about Carl in Brian's heavily Landy influenced "autobiography," so Carl attempted to sue Brian, but it never went to court. Also Al had been generally dissatisfied with the group's music and other things at that time.

@@1401minstrel Thanks

@@1401minstrel Things were much better by this time, 1996, between Carl, Brian and Al. Brian was out from Landy's influence and dating, maybe even married to Melinda by this time and seeing reliable, board certified psychologists who had finally diagnosed his mental illness correctly. He had just put out that beautiful, Don Was produced album and concert video this same year. And he had recently reconciled with Carnie and Wendy, his daughters.

@@shawnuel True, but around that time Brian and Carl had a major dust up about Brian's songs he had written with Andy Paley. Carl nixed all of them, which hurt Brian deeply. Also, Carl had a few run-ins with Melinda around 1995-1996, centered mainly around the prospect of Brian finishing SMiLE. Having been around to see the damage wrought on Brian by the first SMiLE, Carl was understandably concerned about what revisiting that work may do to Brian. Melinda wasn't there with Brian in the 1960s, so she had none of those concerns. Hindsight tells us Melinda was right in that instance, as Brian did finish and perform SMiLE live in 2004 with the Brian Wilson Band.

@@1401minstrel I had always heard that Smile talk started again circa 1998

I think that's Matt Jardine, the son of Al Jardine. You can see him easily, wearing a black T-shirt, in the video of them in the studio recording I Can Hear Music with Kathy. Heck of a good singer.

I think there’s Brian at the piano

@@Sacha_Kudli that's bruce at the piano

@@MrsStrut Oh yeah....for a second I thought it was Fabio!🤣

brian wilson had the breakdown..not carl...he's in the back...

Horrible lighting. See her in the studio version also on YT.