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01. "Love And Mercy" 02. "Walkin' the line" 03. "Melt away" 04. "Baby let your hair grow long" 05. "Little children" 06. "One for the boys" 07. "There's so many" 08. "Night time" 09. "Let it shine" 10. "Meet me in my dreams tonight" 11. "Rio grande" 12. "Brian on " Love and mercy"" 13. "He couldn't get his poor old body to move" 14. "Being with the one you love" 15. "Let's go to heaven in my car" 16. "Too much sugar" 17. "There's so many (Demo)" 18. "Walkin' the line (Demo)" 19. "Melt away (Early Version - Alternative Vocal)" 20. "Night time (Instrumental Track)" 21. "Little children (Demo)" 22. "Night bloomin' Jasmine (Demo)" 23. "Rio Grande (Early Version - Compiled Rough Mixes)" 24. "Brian on "Rio Grande"" 25. "Brian on "The Source""
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 | | Description: | Out of print in the U.S.! Digitally remastered and expanded edition of the former Beach Boy leader's 1988 debut solo album featuring 15 bonus tracks including interview segments, rare tracks and demos. While the album did not live up to commercial expectations, it was a critical success and remains his most rewarding solo release to date. Features the single 'Love And Mercy'. Warner.All selections ? 1987, 1988, 1989 & 2000 Sire Records Company, produced under license from Warner Bros. Records Inc.
? &© 2000 Warner Bros. Records Inc. & Rhino Entertainment Company.
Generic producer credits are from the back cover. Specific track producer credits are from the 24-page insert booklet.
Recording studios:
Engineered in Los Angeles at Ground Control and The Village Recorders
Engineered in New York at The Hit Factory
Track 1 engineered in Honolulu at Dolphin Sound
Tracks 1, 3 to 5, 7 mixed at A&M Studios, Los Angeles
Track 2 recorded & remixed at Suma
Track 6 mixed at Image
Track 8 remixed at A&M Studios
Track 9 recorded & mixed at Larabee & Smoketree Ranch
Track 11 recorded & mixed at Ground Control and Soundcastle (Bluegrass Sections recorded at Twilight Sound, Boston)
13 - Mixed at Ground Control (4/29/88)
14 - Mixed at Ground Control (4/16/88)
15, 16 - Mixed at One On One Studios (3/19/87)
18 - Produced at House Of Usher (8/27/86)
19 - Recorded & Mixed at Ground Control (10/87-11/87)
20 - Recorded & Mixed at Ground Control (12/87-1/88)
23 - Recorded & Mixed at Ground Control (10/12/87-10/13/87)
Mastered at Oceanview Digital using Pacific Microsonics HDCD System
Tracks #1-11 issued as Brian Wilson, Sire #25669 (7/12/88)
Track 12 - Excerpt from Warner Bros. Electronic Press Kit (8/88)
Track 13 - Issued as B-side of Sire single #27814 (7/1/88)
Track 14 - Issued as B-side of Sire single #27694 (1/19/89)
Track 15, 16 - Issued as Sire single #28350 (4/8/87)
Track 17 - Demo recording (1979)
Track 21 - Demo recording (1983)
Track 22 - Demo recording (8/22/79)
Track 25 - Excerpts from Warner Bros. Electronic Press Kit (8/88)
Tracks #17-25 previously unissued.
Track 26 is not listed on the release.
Publishers:
1, 3 to 7, 10, 11, 14, 22 - © 1988 Beach Bum Music (BMI)
2 - © 1988 Beach Bum Music (BMI) and EMI Music Ltd. (PRS).
8 - © 1988 Beach Bum Music (BMI) WB Music Corp. obo Twilite Tunes (ASCAP)
9 - © 1988 Beach Bum Music (BMI), SBK April Music (ASCAP)
13 - © 1988 Beach Bum Music (BMI) and New Sounds |  | | No. of tracks: |
26 |
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8122799602 |
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Warner Music Warner Music Group Germany Holding GmbH Alter Wandrahm 14, 20457 Hamburg, DE anfrage@warnermusic.com |  |
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