Uncovering the cornfield has never been this much fun!!Spike Jones, Walt Disney, Brian Wilson and Beyond
2009 Mar 23 - endlessskyvideo
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Uncovering the cornfield has never been this much fun!!
He's been called "rock's Renaissance man" by Entertainment Tonight and Mojo magazine recently described him as "a one-man Beatles."
According to Rolling Stone, Capitol will continue their "From the Capitol Vaults" vinyl series with 11 more classic albums being re-released on vinyl on June 16th.
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Brian Wilson’s That Lucky Old Sun tour recently descended on New York’s Hammerstein Ballroom and Rolling Stone was there for an exclusive look as the band prepared to take the stage.
Back in the mid 50’s through the late 60’s, when rock and roll was in its infancy, singers like Jan and Dean, The Beach Boys, and Ronny and the Daytonas sang about how cool it was to own a fast car.
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I always kind of liked that the Beach Boys song "Wouldn't It Be Nice" was a fairly uncritical view of teenage love, letting the kids fantasize about how awesome things would be if they were old enough to run away together and play house for the rest of their lives.
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We're pretty sure that when a group of New Jersey teenagers decided to get together to form a rock and roll group in the late ‘50s, they weren't thinking a Tony-award-winning Broadway musical would come along in 2007 to tell their story.
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Hip-O Select’s ambitious reissue philosophy has resulted in series devoted to the entire Motown catalogue (a dozen boxed sets to date) and James Brown’s complete singles (six so far), but Chuck Berry has made out like a bandit, too.
1974 cover SU arranged by Gene Puerling
1981 cover
2002 cover for the Funk Brothers documentary film Standing in the Shadows of Motown.
S.C. native James Jamerson gave Motown its soulful sound, but today nobody knows his name
Remember the theremin? It's the ghostly-sounding electronic instrument made famous by the Beach Boys that you play by waving your hand above it to adjust the tone. It's back, and this time it's portable.
With his wondrous songs extolling the simple joys of sun, sand, surf-and more introspective fare examining the psychic heartbreak of life-Brian Wilson is recognized as one of the most important songwriters of the last century.
As Storage Media And Software Applications Advance Or Die Out, Years Of Precious Memories Are Threatened