Brian Wilson

Brian Wilson When I was a little girl, I remember listening to the album by Beach Boys in our living room, my father. My favorite song is Kokomo, I always sing. I like cheerful sounds and interesting love of the beach boys. As I get older, I still like beach boy, and I keep listening to their music. The more I know about music, the more their music will be wonderful. Tight harmonies and unique instruments make each song unique, and I'm more and more interested in knowing how they are made.

A long-awaited release of Brian Wilson and the beachboy masterpiece smile session. With the participation of all of the original Beach Boys Al Jardine, Mike Love and Brian Wilson, Capitol / EMI first gathered and compiled the legendary 1966 - 67 years' unfinished SMiLE album. "Rolling Stone" magazine recently called SMiLE the most famous unfinished album in the history of rock. "The physical and digital configuration of the SMiLE session includes a combined set of core session tracks that introduce sessions deeper and add early drafts.The audience enters the studio and the album, I will experience the creation of producer, singer, bassist.

In the movie "Grace of My Heart" and "Walk · Hard" scenes, the story of "Dewey Cox" features a smile. The latter contains the song "Black Sheep" which is the composition of Van Dyck Park imitating Brian Wilson 's music style. The program of this album was dramaized with a movie "Summer Dream: Beach Boy Story" and "Beach Boy: American Family" produced on TV. Part of the smile meeting was also played in Wilson's biography "Love and Mercy" in 2014, Paul Dano played Brian Wilson and Max Schneider played Van Dyke Park. In 1993, there was a chapter in the science fiction novel "Glimpses of Luis Hina", and the hero helped Wilson complete a smile in November 1966. Among the 2006 novel "The File of Eating", mention of smiles, copyright infringement, and sea boys was made by Dana Spiotta.