Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks - Orange Crate Art - VINYL LP
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- Description: Double vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered and expanded edition. In 1966, when Brian Wilson prepared the follow up to his masterpiece Pet Sounds, he employed the services of Mississippi born Van Dyke Parks as lyricist for The Beach Boys next album, Smile. As history would soon document, Smile became the most famous unreleased album in rock history. As Smile quickly grew in legendary terms, Brian and Van Dyke each went their separate musical ways, only to reunite briefly in 1972 for The Beach Boys classic InchSail On Sailor.Inch So it was perhaps with great apprehension and excitement that these two musical giants should finally reunite in 1994 for some unfinished business. This time, however, the mission would be complete. Omnivore Recordings is very proud to announce the of the 25th anniversary special edition of Orange Crate Art by Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks. By 1994, the roles had been reversed and it was Van Dyke who coaxed Brian into the studio to be the singer of nearly a dozen new songs he had written as a tribute to his home away from home. Twenty-five years on, this album which sounds like nothing before or since, has been majestically re-mastered by multi-Grammy award winner Michael Graves. Album Tracks 1. Orange Crate Art 2. Sail Away 3. My Hobo Heart 4. Wings of a Dove 1. Palm Tree and Moon 2. Summer in Monterey 3. San Francisco 4. Hold Back Time 1. My Jeanine 2. Movies Is Magic 3. This Town Goes Down at Sunset 4. Lullaby 1. Rhapsody in Blue (Outtake) 2. Our Love Is Here to Stay (Outtake) 3. What a Wonderful World (Outtake)
- Artist: Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks
- Title: Orange Crate Art
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Omnivore Recordings
- Release Date: 06/19/2020
- Genre: Rock
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- Product Name: Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks - Orange Crate Art - VINYL LP
- UPC: 816651018758
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Double vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered and expanded edition. In 1966, when Brian Wilson prepared the follow up to his masterpiece Pet Sounds, he employed the services of Mississippi born Van Dyke Parks as lyricist for The Beach Boys next album, Smile. As history would soon document, Smile became the most famous unreleased album in rock history. As Smile quickly grew in legendary terms, Brian and Van Dyke each went their separate musical ways, only to reunite briefly in 1972 for The Beach Boys classic InchSail On Sailor.Inch So it was perhaps with great apprehension and excitement that these two musical giants should finally reunite in 1994 for some unfinished business. This time, however, the mission would be complete. Omnivore Recordings is very proud to announce the of the 25th anniversary special edition of Orange Crate Art by Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks. By 1994, the roles had been reversed and it was Van Dyke who coaxed Brian into the studio to be the singer of nearly a dozen new songs he had written as a tribute to his home away from home. Twenty-five years on, this album which sounds like nothing before or since, has been majestically re-mastered by multi-Grammy award winner Michael Graves. Album Tracks 1. Orange Crate Art 2. Sail Away 3. My Hobo Heart 4. Wings of a Dove 1. Palm Tree and Moon 2. Summer in Monterey 3. San Francisco 4. Hold Back Time 1. My Jeanine 2. Movies Is Magic 3. This Town Goes Down at Sunset 4. Lullaby 1. Rhapsody in Blue (Outtake) 2. Our Love Is Here to Stay (Outtake) 3. What a Wonderful World (Outtake)
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