Something to get us over all this snow. The Beach Boys featuring Kathy Troccoli - I Can Hear Music 1996 Video stereo widescreen - YouTube
Beachboys and Kathy Troccoli
- Thread starter Keith Tedford
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That's a fantastic cut, Keith. Amazing production qualities.
It's hard not to go back to 1969 when you hear that wonderful song. Sadly, there's been so much bad blood between Mike Love and Brian Wilson that it's hard to watch them without thinking about all the bullsh!t, even within the last year.
Still, cruising through the A&Dub, best girl by your side, and The Beach Boys on the radidio. What more could you ask for?
Rock on cousins...
It's hard not to go back to 1969 when you hear that wonderful song. Sadly, there's been so much bad blood between Mike Love and Brian Wilson that it's hard to watch them without thinking about all the bullsh!t, even within the last year.
Still, cruising through the A&Dub, best girl by your side, and The Beach Boys on the radidio. What more could you ask for?
Rock on cousins...
i just watch the videos on Youtube and never get into all the back biting. A lot of groups eventually break down due to personality conflicts. It must be hard to be tied that close together day in and day out and not end up with conflicts. Everything in their lives is overdrive and high intensity. Still, they did put out some pretty memorable stuff.
I love Lorrie Morgan singing Don't Worry Baby as well
The Beach Boys and Lorrie Morgan - Don't Worry Baby (1996) - YouTube
and Willy Nelson singing Warmth of the Sun
The Beach Boys and Lorrie Morgan - Don't Worry Baby (1996) - YouTube
and Willy Nelson singing Warmth of the Sun
Lorrie was a song writer too. She wrote this one after her husband Keith Whitley died. Lorrie Morgan "If You Came Back From Heaven" Live at the 1994 ACM Awards - YouTube A very touching song. Or Lorrie with George Jones. Picture of me without you. Lorrie Morgan & George Jones - YouTube Looks, singing talent and song writer as well.
a friend of mine played lead guitar for a while in keith whitley's band. also five string banjo and a bit of fiddle.
