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Brian Douglas Wilson (born June 20, 1942 in Inglewood, California) is an American musician, best known as the leader and chief songwriter of the rock group The Beach Boys. Within the band, Wilson pla...
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"Help Me, Rhonda" (Number One, 1965); "California Girls" (Number Three, 1965); and such ballads as "In My Room" (Number 23, 1963) and "Don't Worry, Baby" (Number 24, 1964). Early in 1965 Brian Wilson suffered a nervous breakdown and decided to quit touring, ... Carl Wilson quit in 1981 to concentrate on his solo career. He,
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• 1965 ~ Clarence Loomis, Composer, died at the age of 75 ; • 1966 ~ Andre Gailhard, Composer, died at the age of 81 ; • 1966 ~ Joseph Deems Taylor, Composer, died at the age of 80 ; • 1969 ~ Brian Jones, ... • 1976 ~ Brian Wilson rejoined The Beach Boys, ... Sitting in on this famous Victor Records session was Gene Krupa,
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In 1965 she died of a drug overdose. Who Could It Be? ... 70778. What did arachnologist Norman Platnick and entomologist Edward O. Wilson do in honor of a famous actor? Who is the actor?
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64011. Which famous solo performer toured in 1965 as a Beach Boy when Brian Wilson quit performing? ... 64161. A famous April's Fool's Day hoax in the U.S. involved an adventurous writer, a respected magazine, a well-known and cooperative sports team (and, in particular, one of its coaches), and an unusual guy who liked...
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After the breakup, Ira Louvin pursued a solo music career signing with Capitol Records. An alcoholic, Ira Louvin was almost killed in an argument with his third wife Faye. He performed with his fourth wife Anne Young until 1965 when he died in a car accident in Williamsburg, ... Although he never became as famous as Wills,
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THE site for all of the latest news about concerts, interviews and TV appearances, plus home of the Gold Room message board. ... The perpetual Beach Boy's outing, ... The show also marked the last July 4 concert the Beach Boys would play with its original lineup (minus Brian Wilson, who hasn’t toured with the band since 1965).
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The sound of the future number one hit “Good Vibrations” is clearly evident. Yep, this is the Beach Boys all right. Except it’s not. In fact, there’s not a Beach Boy in the room. ... As the Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson reveals in the liner notes to the Pet Sounds Sessions box set, Blaine “gave the right tempos.
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Induction Category: Performer ... The Beach Boys’ increasingly sophisticated harmonies and arrangements around this time owed to the fact that Brian quit touring with the band in December 1964 in order to work full-time on their recordings back home in California. ... May 23, 1965: Help Me, Rhonda (The Beach Boys) was a hit.
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