The Beach Boys “Wendy” on The Ed Sullivan Show on September 27, 1964. Subscribe now to never miss an update: https://ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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20 Comments
1:08 * sigh *
The guitar solo sounds as if it came from Joe Meek's "studio." It really has that early 60s British sound to it. Good stuff!
Also interesting how the mics in this performance picked up the bass drum so well. Were they providing the instrumentation to a pre-recorded vocal track?
mikes dancing is as good as his hairline
Mike is such a dolt.
BEACH BOYS PURE USA IN THE OLD DAYS FORGOTTEN AMERICAN PRIDE IN TODAYS WORLD
Chicks dig Dennis.
Mike love never stopped looking old
Mike love sucks
This is why I'm so happy Ed Sullivan clips are being shown. All live performances. Key performers of their times. Many years of production, too. The Ed Sullivan theatre was built for these live performances.
He had a Cool dennis wilson style
I replaced my Beach Boys vinyl with CDs. My father appropriated the all the CDs one CD at a time.
Love still does those stupid hand indications that are totally unnecessary in performances now. Always annoying. Like nobody could figure out the lyrics without him showing it.
I can tell that's it live but the vocals sound double tracked, how can that be?
Beach boys nice sound
A simple but captivating song, I guess this cover at the show is much better than the Original performance. Love from Pakistan.
This is way better than the studio version!
This just sounds like one of those songs that would have been a challenge for the band to replicate live. But they pulled it off! And Carl's guitar solo replicating the organ solo was immaculate! He was a brilliant teenager in his own right! And the girls went crazy over his guitar solo, too!
the beach boys should have just been the wilson brothers.
Pure merveille.
Dennis was beyond hot! Loved that drumming!