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By MomsMobley · Posted
Sly (& Jerry Garcia) with New Riders of the Purple Sage in 1975, gospel song written by Don Nix -
I was barely aware of the Beach Boys in their first incarnation. My friend Zal Yanofsky got fired from his job as a rock station DJ for playing the Beach Boys and Buck Owens. By the time I saw them live at Massey Hall there were about 20 Beach Boys but Brian wasn't one of them. (The Captain was, as was Blondie Chapman.) But I did get to see Brian when he toured with his own group and then when he was promoting Smile. My wife got to spend a day with him and his family while doing an interview for a magazine about "lake life". Also saw the regrouped Beach Boys before Mike Love ended that. IIRC every time was an exciting experience. -
So...the second time through the Virgil Thomson piece has been a bit more interesting than the first. A bit more harmonic interest than I heard at first. Maybe a third time is called for, in the AM. So ..was this guy really all that or was he ultimately "of his time"?
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