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The '''Beach Boys''' are one of the most influential [[rock]]/[[pop]] music
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#REDIRECT [[The Beach Boys]]
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groups in recorded music history. Formed in their hometown
 
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of [[Hawthorn]], [[California]] in the early 1960’s the original members
 
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were Brian, Carl and Dennis Wilson, their cousin
 
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Mike Love and a friend Al Jardine.
 
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Wearing white plants and candy-stripped shirts on stage,
 
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their early hits focused on the youthful California lifestyle with
 
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harmonizing that made them world wide pop music stars throughout
 
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an era when most [[American]] artist gave way to what was
 
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known as the [[British invasion]].
 
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In 1964 Glen Campbell replaced Brian Wilson when he withdrew
 
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from touring to give his full attention to songwriting and record
 
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producing. When Glen moved on to devote more attention
 
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to his own career, he was replaced by Bruce Johnston.
 
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Tragedy struck the Beach boys claiming the lives of two
 
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of its original members. In 1983 Dennis Wilson died as a result
 
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of an accidental drowning and Carl Wilson died of [[lung cancer]] in 1998.
 
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In 2006 the surviving Beach Boys, Brian Wilson, Mike Love,
 
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Al Jardine and Bruce Johnston gathered to mark the 40th anniversary
 
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of the album “Pet Sounds” and the double-platinum certification
 
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of their greatest hits album, “Sounds of Summer:
 
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The Very Best of the Beach Boys.”
 
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With more than 50 trips to the [[Hit Parade]] the Beach Boys
 
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will be remembered for dozens of their hits including, “Surfin’ U.S.A.,”
 
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“Surfer Girl,” “Fun, Fun, Fun,” “I Get Around,” “Dance, Dance, Dance,”
 
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“Help Me Rhonda,” “California Girls,” “Barbara Ann,” “Sloop John B,”
 
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“Wouldn’t It Be Nice,” “God Only Knows,” “Good Vibrations,”
 
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“Rock and Roll Music” and “Kokomo.”
 
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The Beach Boys were inducted into the [[US Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]]
 
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in 1988, the [[British Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2006 and the
 
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[[Hit Parade Hall of Fame]] in 2007.
 
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[[Category: Rock bands]]
 

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