Nice One, Brian.
 

This is from my "era", a bit later than my teens, it takes me back to being a young wife and mum. I think it's a lovely song and I love the Beach Boys' voices. Brian Wilson was a fantastic song-writer and this is one of his best.

Don't they look uncomfortable and embarrassed just standing there and singing (I suspect miming)? ;)

YouTube - Don't Worry Baby-The Beach Boys

Re: Nice One, Brian.
 

saw em live in 69 west ender at crystal palace, would be surprised if they were miming, cos ya couldn't tell the difference they were that good.:)

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Oh you lucky thing, Cashy, I'd have loved to have seen them. In 1969 I was living in Whitby, N. Yorks, with a husband working shifts at Fylingdales Early Warning Centre, a 5 year old daughter and a 4 year old son. Thankfully I had a record player and a tape machine. :)

I'm still playing Beach Boys tracks - now on CD - and, usually, when I'm doing the ironing. :D

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I'll bet the iron moves very well to Sloop John B West Ender:D

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You should see how quickly I get through it to "Barbara Anne". :D

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Can't see any talent in that...must have been an off day?

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not so sure how squeaky clean they were in reality , seem to remember a connection with Charlie Manson and his friends :eek: :eek: ;)

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anyone remember "Glen Campbell" with the beach boys fer a while? think he was related somehow.:)

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I remember seeing footage of Glen on stage with them cashy, don't know about the related bit tough, I'll have a root about when I get a chance

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glen campbell played with the beach boys
back in 65 after brian wilson quit through ill health
:theband:

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Thanks beechy saves me googling it