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The Beach Boys Album: “Live in Sacramento 1964, Second Show!”

The Beach Boys Album: “Live in Sacramento 1964, Second Show!”
Album Information :
Title: Live in Sacramento 1964, Second Show!
Release Date:1997-01-01
Type:Unknown
Genre:Pop, Surf Rock, Powerpop
Label:Sea Of Tunes
Explicit Lyrics:Yes
UPC:5401021997020
Track Listing :
1 Introduction (Live)
2 Little Honda (Vocals Inaudible)
3 Fun, Fun, Fun (Vocals Inaudible)
4 Little Old Lady from Pasadena Video
5 Hushabye Video
6 Hawaii Video
7 Let's Go Trippin' Video
8 Wanderer
9 Wendy
10 Monster Mash
11 Surfer Girl Video
12 Be True to Your School Video
13 Graduation Day
14 Surfin' USA Video
15 Don't Back Down
16 Don't Worry Baby Video
17 I Get Around Video
18 Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow
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20
21
22
23
24
25 Johnny B. Goode
26 Johnny B. Goode
27 Honda "55" (Vocal Rehearsal)
28 Honda "55" (Vocal Rehearsal)
Review - :
This is the second disc from the {@Sea of Tunes} bootleg label featuring performances ultimately destined for the legitimate {^Beach Boys Concert!} release. As with the previous volume, the primary source for the concert are the stereo tapes made by {@Capitol Records} on location at the {~Memorial Auditorium} in Sacramento, California on August 1, 1964. This second show is just as high energy as the first. Another holdover from the previous performance is the fact that the boys still can't hear each other over the ensuing mania. This renders a few jarring musical (especially vocal) gaffes. The second half of this disc also has nearly 15 minutes of vocal overdubs done in the studio to help sweeten some of the rougher spots. The overdubbed versions would end up on the {^Beach Boys Concert!} long player. For {$Beach Boys} fans, one could not imagine anything more entrancing than hearing this classic live album reconstructed as it is on this release. The two tracks marked {&"Honda '55"} are a cappella vocal tags for radio commercials for {@Honda} 55 CC motorbikes, which {$the Boys} hocked for a while in the early '60s. It is a rare treat to hear those priceless harmony vocals regardless of what they might be selling. ~ Lindsay Planer, All Music Guide