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Exactly!😊🎶

God only knows what I'd be without you...

Never a more perfect statement.

Paul McCartney would say the same

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+Hannah Hardie Sounds good hey

Hannah Hardie 😂😂😂sooooo right

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Exactly, let's see todays hip hop artists try siging there stuff 50 years from now

saw them free in front of Niagara Falls NY Casino '05 and they said if they had known they would still be singing these songs today..they would wrote them in a lower key lol

H e is an absolute genius, I played it over and over on first hearing

So that was him.

@@stephenstrang590 Yes. It’s so subtle and it happens at the very end but you could see how it definitely fits in

That part makes the ending so much better, and he did it on the spot too.

Is it a new harmony? That was possibly Jardin's part in the original but when Brian is lead whatever he's doing stands out.

So true! And Dave played guitar on the original record; this is Authentic.

T DRIT i didnt see him get choked up - i saw him sing a perfect song, while maybe not feeling his best. Looked like it may have been too hot in there. I love that guy - love his music.

Taylor Gibson He did sing a perfect song. I agree but towards the end, he had a slight moment where he had to pause. He's a wonderful musician and I feel really bad that he went through so much shit.

Brian was dealing with intense lower back pain. He had corrective surgery after they finished their tour.

I also think he was touched by the music and missing his brothers.

vwmalzahn i was thinkin that too. He was thinkin bout his brothers. The look Mike gave him was cool.

he miss his brothers

Alan Lear pure genius

Alan Lear He has a flat affect from a stroke.

@Friendly Neighborhood Moron exactly.... Mike Love treaded on the coat tails of Brian and his late brother... sorry can't remember the brothers name...

Maybe the last time the surviving member get together to sing on one stage....

Your so right

The Beach Boys are my favorite bank of all-time, and this is my absolute favorite song of all time. Just over two minutes of perfection. Brian said it was the one time he found unconditional love in his songwriting.

The harmony also at 1:35

❤❤❤love love

Yup. I've lost mine and could never do this.but I guess it's a tribute

.. but Mike Love is still there. Thats gotta be tough.

@@DrFumesta I'll bet it is....

Perhaps one of the reasons for Brian's seeming melancholy is that, with the exception of the bridge which was always his part, he is now singing Carl's part on "Surfer Girl." He knows he can no longer hit the high notes, and he knows Carl's part is where he is now needed.

The reason Brian looks sad is because he's next to Mike love lmao

You could say they are good vibrations

@@otto_sch1623 damn that's what i wanted to say

You mean good vibrations

You're picking them up?

@@otto_sch1623 Hixon

Having Carl and Dennis there

Sounds just like it did in the 60's. They really came thru with this one....

Real music

Best of Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys. Priceless. !!

Brian does not look joyful in this one. Jeffrey Foskett in the back is handling Brian’s high harmony.

Darn right it is! Not to mention genus. Brian the guy in the middle wrote this in his car while he was driving!!!

You're not alone dude

saltshaker59 Then you are much more, my friend.

Doesn't matter what music you're into....this is just GOOD!!!

I have many musical heads.

WOW! Your opinion has even more validation now!

Sadly, the feud between the two cousins would start again about two years later from this video. And it has yet to be resolved to date. :(

Thanks for this, I wasn't sure who was on the falsetto, and didn't know about the story behind it.

No, he just forgot his part... on 02:17 he remembers!

​@@eduardogodoi8469he didn't forget he got upset because of the part that was Carl's. That was his baby brother

​@@eduardogodoi8469plus he wrote it

One of the greatest compositions of the 20th century.

Next video Us all Unlock screenthe next time you’re have a

Absolutly

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If you’re from California. However I felt in love with California before it turned communist and woke. Now California is like an ex-girlfriend 🤓

Maybe because he knows it's fake and some mysterious voice is singing his part at that point in the song?

Myron, all of Brian's high notes are sung by Jeff Foskett (who can be seen in the background).

***** Yeah, thanks for the clarification. I saw that after I had posted in some of the previous comments. Still might have been the origin of the strange look on Brian's face though. Whether that or something else, my experience tells me he heard something that wasn't quite pleasing. So is Jeff Foskett the guy with the fireburst or the blonde guitar?

The guy right in front of the RollingStones sign.

Got it. Thanks. In any event, Brian sure doesn't look too happy to be there. Not sure why, but there is lots to speculate over. It looks and sounds like the vocals were prerecorded and they are lip synching. The voices of the actual BBs seem to be buried in the mix. They are getting on in years, and their voices are not what they once were. Perhaps that disturbs the perfectionist in Brian. Al is not holding a guitar and seems to be uncomfortable about that. Brian and Mike are right next to each other and do not even seem to acknowledge each others' existence. Not the way I prefer to remember the BBs.

lily because it’s just beautiful

If I may... I think it may be because the boy figure singing the song is enamoured with the girl's feminine beauty - an innocent appreciation and love for her, not just a crazed hunger for her curves. Something every girl wants to be loved and wanted for, no?

I feel the same...

@@RobOnBusiness man shut up

lily , I'd call it temps perdu , and family memories ,

RIGHT ON! AND GOES DOUBLE FOR ME!

me too.

Except he fucks up at the beginning...Looks like they agreed to skip the intro vocal part and go right into the verse...but Brian starts with the "Aaaaahh" vocal intro 😀

... and the high part at the end. But a little dubbing is OK with me. 2:09 no one is singing the high part, I assumed that was to be Brian's falsetto... but I've been wrong before

The guy behind Al Jardine and Brian Wilson is singing the high parts. He does this for a lot of the Beach Boys and Brian Wilson concerts... I just can't remember his name. xD

His name is Jeff Foskett...he's been doing Carl Wilsons parts for years, also all the falsetto.

Beach boys is my favoriter grop of all time .what beautiful harmonier that Come outlet from their throat

brian critchley To actually possess the experiences inside himself, that became the life memories he made for all of us, it's just overwhelming. This man helped shaped popular culture.

Well said sir. I'm the generation after you and I grew up with all this because of my dad. RIP dad (1931-2011)

I completely agree Brian .

unfortunately the baby boomer generation preferred cheap labor over the future of their own children, so America will never be like that again.

@@haikat4 go away

You woulda been in Vietnam kid...you're safer here. Cheers bro.

+Anne Springer WOW. I had a blue Hobie, 9'8" long. I loved that board, and called it "The Queen Mary." I often wonder what ever happened it it... maybe they made a bridge out of it.

Anne, Once upon a time I was in love with that girl... She was a classy goofy foot who could truly carve 'em up... God, I miss her and "our" Huntington Beach...

Anna springer...if you still got it, please send some to me cause I want it😘

Good music is still being released, but it tends to be everywhere but the mainstream. The Beach Boys were a popular band with amazing talent and longevity whose music is still as relevant and touching as it ever was. Brian Wilson is, truly, one of the great composers of our era-- on par with Beethoven or Mozart.

@@RJLupin-zu9xv true2

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my thoughts exactly! never gets old😊

israel riwhi Perfect human vocal harmony Israel~! Lord Bless you man~!

Tigonis Yesis thanks for showing reverence bruv! God bless you aswell🙏

what's there to like about hop hip ???

Is he really a genius? That would mean John Denver and Marty Robbins are geniuses as their production and quality were as good as Brian's. I have never been a big BB fan as I felt their music was too "clean", lacking the R & B that I love about rock and roll. (ie Rolling Stones) But in terms of musical composition, I can see where some people will call him a genius.

@Cobb Knobbler Which singer/songwriters in the last 70 years would you call a genius?. For me, it would be Bob Dylan or Marty Robbins, with Marty being slightly better.

Cobb Knobbler Brian Wilson is a musical genius and exhibits many of the same behaviors the guys you listed would as well.

@@mrbobevans who the hell is marty robbins ??

not so much Mike

Exactly.

C'mon, how old is he? Cut him some slack. LOL ;-)

OK OK good point lol!

don't forget john lennon and chuck berry

@@wannes2888 Chuck Berry ? Yeah he basically created a genre and he was amazing but he ain’t one of the best songwriters to ever live mate 😂 listen to his discography alot is the same Nowhere near the level of those lot ^

Chuck Berry? I think not

Yep, I have no doubt that all four mentioned here will have their music and names live forever.

Brian Wilson Elton John and Bernie taupin

Brian still has the vocals after all these years. !! Great to see the boys alll sing.

Joe G beautifully put

@Friendly Neighborhood Moron He is a untalented asshat

@Friendly Neighborhood Moron - * kept the band (or at least the name) going 😘

Evan Thompson I just noticed that after you mentioned it, Evan. Thanks.:)

tiffsaver It's the small details that make performances like this so memorable.

Evan Thompson Ain't it the truth??

Evan Thompson Oh, shut up.

***** Katelyn, I think you are right.

i rate brian among the musical pantheon but "changed lives"? aren't you getting carried away?

Frere anak tom No, he speaks the truth. The Beach Boys truly set the bar for musical standards for the rest of time. They also introduced a way of life for surf rockers that was never seen before. So, in one way, they really did change lives. Maybe not of every person in the world, but for a select crowd.