It’s not uncommon to see mutual inspiration and admiration between musicians in the industry. During the 1960s, both The Beach Boys and The Beatles skyrocketed to fame, with the Californian
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They were two of the most celebrated bands of their generation. Divided by the Atlantic, The Beach Boys and The Beatles were united by what Al Jardine would later call
We recently posted a year-by-year breakdown of the parallels and friendly competition within The Beatles and The Beach Boys‘ careers. Both bands were racing to release the ultimate pop album, and it peaked with the
To try and accurately describe the wide and varied impact of The Beach Boys seminal 1966 album Pet Sounds is impossible. The songs created by Brian Wilson and the rest
Recently, Paul McCartney revealed his all-time favourite song to the world. To many people’s surprise, the song he chose wasn’t
Too much echo… not enough Canyon. That’s at the core of the imbalances in the celebrated new rock doc “Echo
Influencing America by Bill Harry The Beatles and the British bands inspired American youth resulting in more homegrown groups, rather than solo singers, beginning to emerge on the American music
