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Ep413: Mike Love of The Beach Boys

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Mike Love of The Beach Boys shares memories of the early records of the band, recording "Pet Sounds", crafting those beloved harmonies, memories with The Beatles & much more.

  • Intro & Australia talk

  • Stagecoach 2024 announcement

  • What records does Mike Love have?

  • “Surfin’ / Luau” Beach Boys single on Candix

  • Memories of the 1st single

  • Signing to Capitol

  • Recording “Surfin’ Safari” album

  • The shift from singles to albums

  • Is “All Summer Long” a concept album?

  • Friendly rivalry between The Beatles & The Beach Boys

  • Being with The Beatles in India, collaborating on music

  • Creating process of the Beach Boys harmony parts

  • Capitol’s response to early listens of “Pet Sounds”

  • Working on vocal takes hour after hour, seeking perfection

  • Calling Brian “Dog Ears”, origin of “Pet Sounds” album title

  • Writing lyrics to acetates

  • Margot Robbie and The Beach Boys

  • Does Mike still have acetates & old records?

  • Keith Moon shared a “Pet Sounds” acetate with The Beatles

  • The Beach Boys and bootlegs

  • Master tapes and The Beach Boys archive team

  • Crafting the set list for current live shows

  • Most collectable record/vinyl from The Beach Boys

  • Paul McCartney on The Beach Boys album artwork

  • “Summer In Paradise”

  • Interview wrap up, a bit more Australia talk

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