By Jay Sekulow
The left's outrage over the IRS turns to a plea to 'move on'
Brian Wilson says he felt blindsided by a news release from his Beach Boys band mate Mike Love that ended the good vibrations on the band's 50th anniversary tour.
"That's Why God Made the Radio" may be a reunion album, but it feels like a time capsule from The Beach Boys' halcyon days, thanks to a familiar combination of thickly stacked vocal harmonies and breezy, sun-kissed pop melodies.
A "miracle."
After decades of prolonged separations, legal spats and near-reunions, the core Beach Boys are back together, both on stage and for an upcoming new album.
The reunited Beach Boys will celebrate sunshine and summer at the 2012 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival with Radiohead, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Phish and Bon Iver.
Get the sunglasses and tanning oil out: The Beach Boys are reuniting at The Grammys Awards for their first live performance in more than two decades.
Beach Boys announce 50th anniversary reunion tour
It's almost winter, but get ready for some surf and sun: The Beach Boys are reuniting.
"The chemistry is there," said Mr. Marks, 63, who recorded four Beach Boys albums and has moved between the band's camps. "We pick up right where we left off, especially the five of us together. The magic bubble comes around us. It's the chemistry that's behind all successful bands, like the Beatles and the Stones. It has to be there. It's special for us."
"We're slaves to the Beach Boys legacy," said David Marks, who recorded four albums with the group. "We're just out there trying to keep that legacy alive."
