Lyrics-Well she got her daddy's car
And she cruised through the hamburger stand now
Seems she forgot all about the library
Like she told her old man now
And with the radio blasting
Goes cruising just as fast as she can now

And she'll have fun fun fun
'Til her daddy takes the T-Bird away
(Fun fun fun 'til her daddy takes the T-Bird away)

Well the girls can't stand her
'Cause she walks looks and drives like an ace now
(You walk like an ace now you walk like an ace)
She makes the Indy 500 look like a Roman chariot race now
(You look like an ace now you look like an ace)
A lotta guys try to catch her
But she leads them on a wild goose chase now
(You drive like an ace now you drive like an ace)

And she'll have fun fun fun
'Til her daddy takes the T-Bird away
(Fun fun fun 'til her daddy takes the T-Bird away)

Well you knew all along
That your dad was gettin' wise to you now
(You shouldn't have lied now you shouldn't have lied)
And since he took your set of keys
You've been thinking that your fun is all through now
(You shouldn't have lied now you shouldn't have lied)

But you can come along with me
'Cause we gotta a lot of things to do now
(You shouldn't have lied now you shouldn't have lied)

And we'll have fun fun fun now that daddy took the T-Bird away
(Fun fun fun now that daddy took the T-Bird away)
And we'll have fun fun fun now that daddy took the T-Bird away
(Fun fun fun now that daddy took the T-Bird away)
(fun fun now that daddy took the T-Bird away)
(fun fun now that daddy took the T-Bird away)
(fun fun now that daddy took the T-Bird away)
(fun fun now that daddy took the T-Bird away)
(fun fun now that daddy took the T-Bird away)
(fun fun now that daddy took the T-Bird away)

A live performance of 'Sloop John B' at Knebworth park in 1980

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Getcha Back · The Beach Boys

The Very Best Of The Beach Boys: Sounds Of Summer

℗ A Capitol Records Release; ℗ 1985 Brother Records Inc

Released on: 2003-01-01

Associated Performer, Baritone Saxophone: Steve Grainger
Associated Performer, Keyboards: Terry Melcher
Associated Performer, Keyboards, Programmer: Julian Lindsay
Associated Performer, Keyboards, Drum Programming, Producer: Steve Levine
Associated Performer, Guitar: John Alder
Associated Performer, Percussion: Graham Broad
Studio Personnel, Engineer: Gordon Milne
Studio Personnel, Engineer: Greg Laney
Composer Lyricist: Terry Melcher
Composer Lyricist: Mike Love

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Caroline No
Beach Boys
Pet Sounds
1966

very good beach boys documentary BBC

The Beach Boys are an American rock band formed in Hawthorne, California in 1961. The group's original lineup consisted of brothers Brian, Dennis, and Carl Wilson, their cousin Mike Love, and their friend Al Jardine. Distinguished by their vocal harmonies and early surf songs, they are one of the most influential acts of the rock era. The band drew on the music of jazz-based vocal groups, 1950s rock and roll, and black R&B to create their unique sound, and with Brian as composer, arranger, producer, and de facto leader, they often incorporated classical elements and unconventional recording techniques in innovative ways.

1961, 62 Chevy Impala..... w/lyrics

forgot to upload this.

"Problem Child"
by The Beach Boys
© 1990 RCA Records

To view this video in higher quality, click here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EeSuuCwaQ4&fmt=18

This is a High Quality rip of the rare Beach Boy music video "Problem Child", this record has only been released as a promo single, you cannot find it anywhere else, not even from the "Problem Child" soundtrack.

I ripped this video directly from Yahoo!'s music video website. There's a watermark logo in the corner, but at least we finally get to see this in decent quality.

Yes, that's John Stamos aka Uncle Jesse from "Full House" on drums, he's actually in quite a few Beach Boys music videos.

NEW VIDEO !!!!

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Sloop John B (Remastered) · The Beach Boys

The Very Best Of The Beach Boys: Sounds Of Summer

℗ 1999 Capitol Records, LLC

Released on: 2003-01-01

Associated Performer, Flute: Steve Douglas
Associated Performer, Flute: Jim Horn
Associated Performer, Clarinet: Jay Migliori
Associated Performer, Baritone Saxophone: Jack Nimitz
Associated Performer, Organ: Al De Lory
Associated Performer, Guitar: Jerry Cole
Associated Performer, Guitar: Billy Strange
Associated Performer, Bass Guitar: Carol Kaye
Associated Performer, Double Bass: Lyle Ritz
Associated Performer, Drums: Hal Blaine
Associated Performer, Tambourine: Ron Swallow
Associated Performer, Glockenspiel: Frank Capp
Studio Personnel, Engineer: Chuck Britz
Studio Personnel, Mastering Engineer: Ron McMaster
Studio Personnel, Mastering Engineer: Andrew Sandoval
Producer, Associated Performer, Vocalist: Brian Wilson
Associated Performer, Guitar: Al Casey
Composer Lyricist: Brian Wilson

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"Sweetest One" ~ The Crests (1957) Joyce Records #103
Flip side of, "My Juanita"

Johnny Maestro & The Crests - Step by Step

"Paper Crown" ~ The Crests (1959)Coed #CO-521 - Flip side of, " A Year Ago Tonight " -
Lead vocals by Johnny Maestro.

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The Crests · The Crests

The Crests - Vintage Sound

℗ THEWEBENGINE

Released on: 2020-10-14

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Founded by J.T. Carter, the group included Talmadge "Tommy" Gough (1939-2014), Harold "Chico" Torres (deceased) and Patricia Van Dross (1943-1993) (older sister of R&B singer Luther Vandross). Carter selected vocalist Johnny Mastrangelo (1939-2010) (shortened to Johnny Mastro and later to Johnny Maestro) as lead vocalist.

The Crests were discovered in 1956 while singing in the New York City Subway by the wife of orchestra leader Al Browne. Browne connected the group with Joyce Records where they recorded their first two songs, "My Juanita" and "Sweetest One".

In 1957, they charted with their first release, "Sweetest One", on Joyce Records.

After recording two more singles for Joyce Records, Patricia Van Dross left The Crests in 1958 to finish her education.

Their next single after "16 Candles" on COED Records was "Six Nights A Week" which hit #28 on the Billboard Hot 100 Charts and #17 on the R&B. Their next release "Flower Of Love" was bland compared to other Crests cuts and attained only a six-week run-up to #79.

From 1958 to 1960 the group was almost always on the road. In the late 1950s, The Crests performed on several national teen dance television shows, including American Bandstand and The Dick Clark Show. They appeared seven times on the latter.

In 1961, The Crests recorded a new single, "Little Miracles", with Tony Middleton, lead singer of The Willows, singing lead; it was their first single not to chart in the Top 100. Gough quit the group after the single, moving to Detroit, to work for auto giant General Motors, and was replaced by Gary "Kit" Lewis (not to be confused with Gary Lewis of Gary Lewis & the Playboys fame).

Maestro recorded with other backup singers under the name "Johnny Maestro & The Crests", producing a single for United Artists in 1962, two singles for Cameo Records in 1963-64, a single for APT Records in 1965, a single for Scepter Records in 1965, and three singles for the Parkway label in 1966.

James Ancrum then took over the lead, recording "Guilty" in January 1962 and charting only to #123. The group went back to touring when their 1963 Selma side "Did I Remember?" flopped. A 1964 sequel to "16 Candles", "You Blew Out The Candles", also was not successful.