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The Beach Boys the Beach Boys 16. Girl Don’t Tell Me Bonus Tracks: From the “Sea of Tunes” “Today/Summer Days” 23. Sandy The Beach Boys Two-Fer. A stereo mix that musically matches with Unfinished song. From the “Sea of Tunes” “Today/ The Beach Boys the mono Is not possible, due to several live-during- Summer Days” stereo two-fer. Later re-recorded as mono-mixdown overdubs, notably the overdub that “Sherry, She Needs Me”, and then, decades later by doubles Carl’s lead vocal. Brian Wilson as “She Says She Needs Me”. 17. Help Me Rhonda 24. Graduation Day - Omitted From the “Sea of Tunes” “Today/Summer Days” Studio version, from Capitol’s official “Today/Summer stereo two-fer. This is the best stereo mix that can Days” two-fer. be achieved. The piano, guitar solo and one layer of 25. Dance Dance Dance - Omitted harmony vocals were performed live-during-mono- Early version from Columbia Studios, Nashville. From mixdown, and hence are not available in a stereo Capitol’s official “Today/Summer Days” Two-Fer. remix. 26. I’m So Young - Omitted 18. California Girls Early version, from Capitol’s official “Today/Summer The Andrew Sandoval stereo remix. From the first Days” Two-Fer. This track marks the only appearance on edition of “Endless Harmony Soundtrack”, which has a Beach Boys recording by session drummer Maurice been deleted. Miller. The re-make on “The Beach Boys Today” is with 19. Let Him Run Wild - Omitted Dennis Wilson. From “The Warmth of The Sun”. 27. Guess I’m Dumb Glen Campbell, who was briefly a Beach Boy, sings this 20. You’re So Good to Me - Omitted Brian Wilson/Russ Titleman song, recorded during “The From “The Warmth of The Sun”. Beach Boys Today” sessions. From the “Sea of Tunes” 21. Summer Means New Love “Today/Summer Days” stereo Two-Fer. This stereo version is quite difficult to find. Not on 28. The Little Girl I Once Knew - Omitted any CD. Extracted from the stereo layer of the “Pet Alternate, partly stereo version from “Hawthorne, CA”. Sounds” DVD-Audio disc. 29. Kiss Me Baby 22. And Your Dreams Come True - Omitted Backing track, from the “Sea of Tunes” box set, From “Hawthorne, CA”. Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 7”. 30. Three Blind Mice From the “Sea of Tunes” “Today/Summer Days” stereo Two-Fer. Possibly an unused segment for “The Little Girl I Once Knew”. Today/Summer Days And Summer Nights In Stereo MP3 Version The Beach Boys Today/Summer Days And Summer Nights In Stereo Days Today/Summer The Beach Boys 01. Do You Wanna Dance When the CD was reissued with the Mark Linnet mixes, the Fom the “Sea of Tunes” bootleg Summer Days & Summer artwork and catalogue number changed. Nights” stereo two-fer. The overdub which doubled Dennis’ 10. She Knows Me Too Well - Omitted lead vocal was on a stage 2 multitrack which the bootleggers From the 16-disc “U.S. Singles Collection”. Both this mix didn’t have access to. But no stereo remix can have the re- and the mix on the “Sea of Tunes” “Today/Summer Days” recorded Western Studios guitar solo, which was performed two-fer are missing some rhythm guitar bits right after the live during mono mixdown. Here, you get an earlier guitar guitar solo. Subsequent to compiling this, I was made aware solo, recorded at Goldstar Studios. that one of The “Sea of Tunes” 4-CD sets, “Unsurpassed 02. Good to My Baby - Omitted Masters Vol. 7” has a stereo mix with the missing bits of From “Summer Love Songs”. rhythm guitar. 3. Don’t Hurt My Little Sister 11. In The Back of My Mind From the “Sea of Tunes” “Today/Summer Days” stereo From the “Sea of Tunes” “Today/Summer Days” stereo two-fer. Two-Fer. 04. When I Grow Up (To Be a Man) - Omitted 12. The Girl From New York City From the 16-disc “U.S. Singles Collection” CD singles set. From the “Sea of Tunes” “Today/Summer Days” stereo 05. Help Me Ronda Two-Fer. From the “Sea of Tunes” “Today/Summer Days” stereo 13. Amusement Parks U.S.A. two-fer. With alternate vocals. From the “Sea of Tunes” “Today/ 06. Dance Dance Dance - Omitted Summer Days” stereo Two-Fer. The bootlegger didn’t have From the 16-disc “U.S. Singles Collection”. This was Capitol’s access to the stage 2 multitrack, which had the vocal take second attempt to remix this song for stereo. This attempt heard in the released mono version. Note the slight lyric was much better than the earlier mix on the two-CD set, differences. “Hawthorne, CA”. 14. And Then I Kissed Her - Omitted 07. Please Let Me Wonder - Omitted From “The Warmth of The Sun”. From “The Warmth of The Sun”. 15. Salt Lake City - Omitted 08. I’m So Young - Omitted From “Hawthorne, CA”. From “Summer Love Songs”. The Beach Boys Today/Summer Days And Summer Nights In Stereo Days Today/Summer The Beach Boys 09. Kiss Me Baby Cont’d inside. The Andrew Sandoval stereo remix from the first edition of Naughty Dog “Endless Harmony Soundtrack”, which has been deleted. Replaced by a narrower Mark Linett remix on later pressings. Trade Freely. Not For Sale. Naughty Dog.
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