I always found the saxophone in "Full Sail" way too MOR, so it had to go. And since the sentiments and voices of Dennis & Carl in this and "Baby Blue" are so complimentary I decided to combine them into a single song.
The one outside track I decided to bring in the mix is "It's Not Too Late" from Dennis' long-gestating and never finished Bambu album because it's simply magnificent. So "Here Comes The Night" now gets the job done in about half the time which seems much more reasonable. But the dynamics of the song, which is actually quite well built, stay the same. Since the opening felt incomplete I created a new one. So the long and boring intro gets chopped in half and the last three minutes which are essentially a long, repetive coda of moments already heard also need to go. So I got to the first order of the day - get out all the boring and redundant stuff out of "Here Comes The Night". Hey Paul, talking about the relative merits of "Here Comes The Night" got me thinking - and working. The cover art photo is a promotional picture of the band from the late 1970s, but I'm not sure about the exact year. Sad, Sad Summer (Mike Love & Celebration) They continued to make good music as a bad through 19, and then pretty much dropped off a cliff after that.Ġ8. (Light Album)." I'll have more of that on the next album in this series. I also only have two songs from the band's 1979 album "L.A. ("Bambu" was never quite finished, and was only officially released decades later.) I think they're the best solo albums by any members of the band, including Brian Wilson.
Note that I'm not including any songs from the two Dennis Wilson late 1970s solo albums, "Pacific Ocean Blue" and "Bambu." That's because they're solid albums and any Beach Boys fans should have both of them. Six songs can make a world of difference between a good album and a bad one.
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This album includes two songs that remain unreleased, plus another four that only came out as rarities at the time (such as a song on the soundtrack to the movie "Americathon"), or were put on archival releases much later. Meanwhile, they left off lots of good songs. "Here Comes the Night" was just one of several really bad clunkers they put on. In my opinion, a big part of the reason the late 1970s are not considered a good time for the Beach Boys was that they made terrible decisions about what to include or not include on their albums. (Light Album)" was ruined by the inclusion of an 11 minute long disco version of their previously released song "Here Comes the Night." Ugh! But if you separate the wheat from the chaff, this is actually a pretty good album. Unfortunately, they were making big missteps too. Brian Wilson still had flashes of brilliance, and his brother Dennis Wilson in particular was hitting a creative peak. The band's material came down a lot in quality from their earlier peaks like "Pet Sounds," but they were still putting out a lot of good stuff in this era. Their official studio albums in the late 1970s were very spotty, so I'm taking the good songs from those.
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Here's the next in my long series of stray tracks albums for the Beach Boys.
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