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Today in 2008, Brian released his seventh studio album, That Lucky Old Sun. Brian: “Lucky Old Sun was mainly about California, but it was really about all of America.” What’s your favorite track?

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Today in 1970, The Beach Boys released their 16th studio album, Sunflower. While receiving favorable reviews, the album became thieir lowest-charting album to that point. Sunflower is now considered to be among the band’s finest post-Pet Sounds albums. What’s your favorite track?

Today in 1971, The Beach Boys released their 17th studio album, Surf’s Up. It was a critical favorite and became their highest-charting LP of new music since 1967. What’s your favorite track?

“I remember when I would sing backgrounds on his album, he would stand in front of me and conduct me, and it was amazing. He was such a character. He was an amazing, amazing human being. An amazing artist, of course.".– Belinda Carlisle

.@KTSmithFFSN and former NFL GM and TV analyst @MikeMayock break down what being a general manager really takes—and why the draft is far from an exact science.

This week in 1967, The Beach Boys kicked off a weekend in Honolulu, Hawaii for live shows. Two concerts on August 25 and 26, featured a rare appearance from Brian, playing a Baldwin organ. A proposed live album, Lei’d in Hawaii, was recorded, but never officially released.

2012: Brian in the studio doing what he did best.

Today in 1977, Dennis Wilson released his only studio album, “Pacific Ocean Blue.” Pitchfork described it as “a raw, bluesy masterpiece of ocean-worshipping psychedelia” and the album is now referred to as a classic.

October 19, 2021: Brian in Greensburg PA, before his “Greatest Hits” show at The Palace Theatre.

Watch Jacob Collier's new video for "Keep An Eye On Summer." "One of my all-time favorite Beach Boys songs – an ode to summer, friendship, and above all, the wonder of Brian Wilson.".

2016: Brian with Mike’s sister, Maureen Love in Portland. Maureen played the harp on Beach Boys classics “In My Room” and “Catch a Wave.”

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Today in 1968, The Beach Boys released Stack-O-Tracks, an instrumental collection of Brian’s productions including a booklet with the bass lines, lead lines, chords and lyrics. While the album failed to chart, it’s since become a collector’s item. Who’s got it?

Yesterday marked the 15th anniversary of Brian Wilson Reimagines Gershwin. "I've always loved George Gershwin. The earliest music I remember hearing is ‘Rhapsody In Blue.' He had a gift for melody that nobody has ever equaled, yet his music is timeless and always accessible."

30 years ago today, Brian released his second solo album, I Just Wasn’t Made for These Times. The soundtrack to Don Was’ documentary, it consists of re-recordings of Brian’s past songs, as well as the 1976 of his home demo, “Still I Dream of It.”

Brian at the board with Carl and engineer Stephen Desper. Steve worked on The Beach Boys albums, Smiley Smile, Wild Honey, Friends, Sunflower and Surf’s Up, among others.

🇪🇺 Trump blasts EU for double-talk on anti-US tech taxes. The European Union has tried to keep their anticompetitive, anti-US digital service taxes against US tech companies out of trade negotiations with President Trump - and he's not falling for it.

July 1967: Brian at Zuma Beach in Malibu, California.

“Our harmonies were always a very spiritual sound, a very beautiful sound. All of it is serving this one main melody, and it’s really wonderful. It helps to remind you that voices are beautiful instead of dark things that echo in your head.”

Today in 1998, Capitol Records released the Endless Harmony Soundtrack, featuring alternate versions and previously unreleased songs, including this 1969 recording of Brian’s “Sail Plane Song.” Other standouts included stereo remixes of “California Girls" and “Kiss Me, Baby.”

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October 7, 2021: Brian at lunch in West Hartford CT during his Summer tour.