As with most Beach Boys dates, Wilson handed out his charts and played the song at the piano to give the musicians an idea of ...

The Beach Boys spearheaded a studio recording movement with their album 'Pet Sounds'. But Brian Wilson credits a later album ...

We explore the fascinating insights into arranging bass guitar parts the Beach Boys' 1966 track "Wouldn't It Be Nice" offers.

The Beach Boys have iconic singles and albums a plenty. But what singles, in particular, made it to number one? Read more about their biggest hits here.

The Beach Boys‘ Pet Sounds famously inspired The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. The influence is most prominent in one of Sgt. Pepper‘s most chaotic songs. Paul McCartney ...

As a sonic time capsule of sun-soaked California dreams, The Beach Boys’ discography stands as one of popular music’s most ...

And, while Pet Sounds is considered the end of the Beach Boys’ surfer boy posturing, the album’s chaos and baroque, high-vis pastiches of pop innovation sounded like big, alien fragments of ...

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Curiously, only one of the original Beach Boys knew how to surf ... peaking with 1966’s ‘Pet Sounds,’ one of the most gorgeous and influential albums ever made. Wilson soon tried to top ...

“I liked that twist, and fought to start the song that way,” said Asher in Charles Granata’s 2003 book, Wouldn’t It Be Nice: Brian Wilson And The Making Of The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds.

The Google designer behind the Les Paul doodle brings Pet Sounds’ "You Still Believe in Me" to life in a breathtaking visualization that uses the physics of church bells. A Google Designer ...