The Beach Boys - 1993-11-26 - New York, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Beach Boys

Paramount Theater, New York NY

November 26th, 1993

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Band Members present

Carl Wilson - vocals and guitar

Al Jardine - vocals and guitar

Mike Love - vocals

Bruce Johnston - vocals and keyboard

Backing Vocalists and Musicians

Ed Carter - Bass and guitar

Mike Meros- Keyboards

Billy Hinsche- Keyboards

Mike Kowalski - Drums

Matt Jardine - vocals and percussion

Richie Cannata - saxophone

Disc One

01. California Girls

02. I can Hear Music

03. Come and Go With Me

04. Rock and Roll Music

05. Do You Wanna Dance

06. In My Room

07. Do It Again

08. Catch a Wave

09. Hawaii

10. Darlin'

11. Be True to Your School

12. Under the Boardwalk

13. Little Deuce Coupe

14. 409

15. Shut Down

16. I Get Around

17. California Dreaming

18. Summer in Paradise

19. Heroes and Villans

Disc Two

01. Vegetables

02. Take a Load of Your Feet

03. Little Saint Nick

04. Surfer Girl

05. Hushabye

06. Add Some Music to Your Day

07. Their Hearts Were Full of Spring

08. All This is That

09. Wonderful

10. Disney Girls (1957)

11. Caroline No (not included, has been released commercially)

12. You Still Believe in Me (not included, has been released commercially)

13. God Only Knows

14. Sloop John B

15. Wouldn't It Be Nice

16. Good Vibrations

17. Kokomo

18. Help Me Rhonda

19. Barbara Ann

20. Fun, Fun Fun

21. Surfin' Safari

1993 saw the release of a 5 cd career spanning boxed set called Good Vibrations Thirty Years of the Beach Boys. It was a release that was sure to please fans as it contained unreleased tracks in addition to many worthy hits and catalog gems. This show is one of nine special shows that took place in November of 1993 in which the setlist was extended and included semi-acoustic versions of rarely performed songs that were featured on the boxed set. All Beach Boys members had very nice featured spots included. Because of the soundboard source, all banter is very clear. There is very little crowd noise but the music mix is quite pleasant. I find these two discs to represent a joyful event. Al Jardine seems very pleased to have Richie Cannata present. Paul Schaffer is in attendance and makes a brief comment. Liberty Devitto sits in for a song or two on drums