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The Beach Boys Album: “Live at Knebworth”

The Beach Boys Album: “Live at Knebworth”
Album Information :
Title: Live at Knebworth
Release Date:2006-08-07
Type:Unknown
Genre:Pop, Surf Rock, Powerpop
Label:Recall
Explicit Lyrics:Yes
UPC:0636551459020
Track Listing :
1 - 1 Intro
1 - 2 California Girls Video
1 - 3 Sloop John B Video
1 - 4 Darlin' Video
1 - 5 School Days
1 - 6 God Only Knows Video
1 - 7 Be True to Your School Video
1 - 8 Do It Again Video
1 - 9 Little Deuce Coupe Video
1 - 10 Cotton Fields / Heroes And Villains
1 - 11 Happy Birthday Brian
2 - 12 Keepin' the Summer Alive
2 - 13 Lady Lynda Video
2 - 14 Surfer Girl Video
2 - 15 Help Me, Rhonda Video
2 - 16 Rock and Roll Music
2 - 17 I Get Around Video
2 - 18 Surfin' USA Video
2 - 19 You Are So Beautiful
2 - 20 Good Vibrations Video
2 - 21 Barbara Ann Video
2 - 22 Fun, Fun, Fun Video
Review - :
The latest of the legendary {$Beach Boys} concerts, their appearance at {~Knebworth} in June 1980 was the last time the core group (the Wilson brothers plus {$Mike Love}, {$Al Jardine}, and {$Bruce Johnston}) appeared on-stage in Great Britain. Touring behind their recent {^Keepin' the Summer Alive} LP, {$the Beach Boys} appeared on a bill also including {$Mike Oldfield} and {$Santana}, doing a lengthy set that focused on their hits of the 1960s and early '70s, presaging their golden twilight as the mightiest of the oldies acts touring the state fairs and exhibition centers of America. With {$Mike Love} and {$Carl Wilson} leading the band, though, the band was fairly strong here, and no other {\rock} artists then touring had such a barrage of hits to play. For {&"God Only Knows,"} both {$Carl}'s lead vocal and the band's harmonies are as pure as on the original, and {$Mike Love} shows his frontman skills leading the band through a cover of {$Chuck Berry}'s {&"School Days."} Fans who have concentrated on the studio expertise of {$Brian Wilson} may be surprised at how solid and entertaining the group could be in a live context; {^Live at Knebworth} ranks as a great look at a band still vital on-stage if not in the studio. [The same concert has been released several times, including a single-disc edition, {^Good Timin: Live at Knebworth, England 1980}, that includes all of the material on this {@Recall} 2-CD set.] ~ John Bush, All Music Guide