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Thursday, May 7, 2020

In The 1970s Beach Boys



Formed in 1961 and reaching their peak in the mid and late 1960s the Beach Boys made little impact on the 1970s charts, But what they did was memorable. In 1970 they joined the Reprise label and released Sunflower LP which had the single Cotton Fields which was a 1940s hit by Lead Belly.
In 1973\ they had a minor hit with California Saga and in 1976 they scored a No. 8 hit with the reissue of Good Vibrations.

More minor hits followed until 1979.

Their next big hit came in 1979 and was called Lady Lynda written by band member Alan Jardine and Ron Altbach based on the music of Johan Sebastian Bach.

 



Interview with Brian Wilson in 1975
Former members

Late March 1965 – February 1972
With supporting musicians at select concerts from 1967–1972:

March 1972 – April 1972
With supporting musicians at select concerts:

May 1972 – 1973
With supporting musicians at select concerts:

1974
With supporting musicians at select concerts:

1975 – August 1978
With supporting musicians at select concerts:

September 1978 – 1980
With supporting musicians at select concerts:

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