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This unreleased version of a Mike Love composition would later be re-recorded as a Beach Boys number, but this version is the finer of the two. Read more
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A punk-rock tribute to Brian Wilson offered many interesting songs; this take on a track from his solo debut album is one of that compilation’s highlights. Read more
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Songwriter Lee Hazlewood was an eccentric, enigmatic man. Journalist Wyndham Wallace was a fan. This is a tale about their unlikely friendship, and ultimately a tale of love and respect. Read more
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Songwriter Lee Hazlewood was an eccentric, enigmatic man. Journalist Wyndham Wallace was a fan. This is a tale about their unlikely friendship, and ultimately a tale of love and respect. Read more
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A one-off studio production between Brian and his roommate Bob Norberg finds them paying homage to Dion. Read more
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A beautiful little instrumental passage from their finest album makes for wonderful Sunday morning chill-out listening. Read more
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Though an excellent song, this peculiar 1965 single was the first crack in the facade of Brian Wilson’s success. Read more
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Mwng was a creative rebellion against the failure of Welsh band Super Furry Animals’ attempt at commercial success. Then something funny happened…. Read more
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Mwng was a creative rebellion against the failure of Welsh band Super Furry Animals’ attempt at commercial success. Then something funny happened…. Read more
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A fun and catchy late 60s outtake that celebrates that most special day of the week: payday! Read more
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