


The Beach Boys
Formed in
Hawthorne California
Members:
Mike Love
March 15, 1941
Brian Wilson
June 20, 1942
Al Jardine
September 3, 1942
Carl Wilson
December 21, 1946
Died Feb. 6, 1998
Bruce Johnson
June 24, 1944
Not Pictured:
Dennis Wilson
Born Dec 4, 1944
Died Dec 28, 1983
Hit Songs:
Fun Fun Fun
All Summer Long
Do You Want To Dance
When I Grow Up
Dance Dance Dance
Caroline No
Good Vibrations
Barbara Ann
Sloop John B
Heroes And Villain's
Darlin'
I Can Hear Music
Sail On Sailor
Rock & Roll Music
Good Timin'
Getcha Back
Kokomo
California Rock:
In their early-sixties
hits the Beach Boys
virtually invented
California rock.
Brian Wilson's songs
celebrated an
idealized California
teenhood of surfing,
driving and dating.
His productions
were a glossy,
perfectionistic, ultra
blend of guitars and
vocal harmonies,
with their
experiments
concealed.
Record Sales:
The Beach Boys
have sold over 65
million records
worldwide
Carl Wilson:
Carl Wilson died
from complications of
lung cancer in 1998
Dennis Wilson:
December 28, 1983
drummer
Dennis Wilson
drowned while
swimming off his boat
in Marina Del Rey,
California.
Brian Wilson:
Brian Wilson left the
band many times
and came back.
The Beach Boys had
their fourth #1 hit
"Kokomo" (1988)
from the film Cocktail
without him. Brian's
long awaited solo
album came out the
same year
Concert Pictures:
The original Beach
Boys reunited in
Nashville, led by their
founding genius,
Brian Wilson, in a
once in a lifetime,
all-star concert.
Nashville Sounds:
Stars And Stripes
presents an intimate
portrait of the Beach
Boys, who have
joined forces with
such talents as
Willie Nelson,
Tammy Wynette
Rodney Crowell
Lorrie Morgan
Timothy B. Schmitt
Collin Ray
Junior Brown
T. Graham Brown
Jimmy Webb
Doug Supernaw
Ricky Van Shelton
James House
Kathy Troccti
A unique
collaboration with
some of country
musics finest. The
group revisits a
number of their
classic songs while
proving
a lush backdrop
of close harmony.
In Mike Loves words,
they bring
"a whole new life
and new personality"
to each of the song

1996: Nashville, Tennessee
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* Fan Fair at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds *
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The original Beach Boys perform in one of their last concerts together. "Do It Again" live at Fan Fair in Nashville Tennessee in the 1996 Video courtesy of YouTube
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