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Pre-Beach Boys

Carl and The Passions? (WIP)
various BW/CW/DM jam sessions?
Al's folk group (Islanders?)

The album's title is a reference to an early iteration of the Beach Boys (pictured in 1962)

^[1]

^[2]^[3]

Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Carl Wilson

Carl and the Passions (pre-1961) according to Audree Wilson and Brian Wilson ^[2]^[4]	Brian Wilson – vocals; piano (uncertain) Mike Love – vocals one other unknown member
Carl and the Passions (pre-1961) according to Audree Wilson and Brian Wilson ^[2]^[5]	Brian Wilson – vocals; piano (uncertain) Mike Love – vocals Carl Wilson - vocals, guitar one other unknown member

Al Jardine

The Islanders (pre-1961) ^[2]^[6]	Al Jardine – vocals; guitar (uncertain); double bass (uncertain) Gary Winfrey - vocals, guitar another person I can't remember

Brian Wilson, Carl Wilson, David Marks

unnamed jam sessions (pre-1961)	Brian Wilson – vocals, piano Carl Wilson – vocals, guitar
unnamed jam sessions (pre-1961)	Brian Wilson – vocals, piano Carl Wilson - vocals, guitar David Marks - vocals, guitar

Blondie Chaplin, Ricky Fataar

The Flame/The Flames (1962-1970?/1971?)	Steve Fataar - lead vocals, lead guitar Edries "Brother" Fataar - backing and occasional lead vocals, bass George Fabre - drums (1962, 1963?, 1964?) Eugene Champion - rhythm guitar (1962-1963) Ricky Fataar - drums, backing and occasional lead vocals (1962?, 1963?, 1964-1970) Edries Fredericks - rhythm guitar, backing and occasional lead vocals (1963-1966) Mitchell "Baby" Duval - rhythm guitar, backing and occasional lead vocals (1966-1967) (deceased)^[7] Blondie Chaplin - lead vocals, rhythm guitar (1967-1970) others
The Flame/The Flames (1970?, 1971?)	Blondie Chaplin - vocals, guitar Ricky Fataar - vocals, drums others

Steve Fataar - lead guitar, lead vocals (1962-1970, 2000, 2011; died 2020)^[8]^[9])
- Featured on all recordings and the 2000 and 2011 reunions.
Edries "Brother" Fataar - bass, backing and occasional lead vocals (1962-1970) (July 6, 1945-September 10, 1978, Amsterdam, the Netherlands (aged 33))^[7]
George Fabre - drums (1962)
- - There was some dispute over when Fabre left the group. Some say it was in 1964, with George and Eugene Champion leaving in a similar time frame. Other sources say he left in 1963. According to Bing Kinsey, the lineup with Eugene Champion and Ricky Fataar lasted about a year.^[10] It was ultimately resolved that he left in 1962 and a year before Champion.^[11] (See Flame/Flames page)
Eugene Champion - rhythm guitar (1962-1963)
Simon Pontin - bass guitar (2000)^[12]

The Beach Boys

Lineups

1961–1962	1962–April 1963	April-October 1963	October 1963–1965
Brian Wilson - vocals, piano, bass, snare drum Mike Love - vocals, saxophone Al Jardine - vocals, double bass, rhythm guitar Carl Wilson - vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar Dennis Wilson - vocals, drums	Brian Wilson - vocals, bass, piano, organ, drums Mike Love - vocals, saxophone Carl Wilson - vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar Dennis Wilson - vocals, drums David Marks - vocals, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, drums	Brian Wilson - vocals, bass, piano, organ Mike Love - vocals, saxophone Al Jardine - vocals, bass, rhythm guitar Carl Wilson - vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar Dennis Wilson - vocals, drums David Marks - vocals, rhythm guitar, lead guitar, drums	Brian Wilson - vocals, bass, piano, organ, drums, electric piano, electric harpsichord, marimba, six-string bass Mike Love - vocals, saxophone Al Jardine - vocals, bass, rhythm guitar Carl Wilson - vocals, 6- and 12-string lead guitars, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass Dennis Wilson - vocals, drums, percussion
1965–1972	1972	1972–December 1973	December 1973–1974
Brian Wilson (not touring; occasionally performs live, 1965-1967, 1970) - vocals, bass, piano, organ, drums, electric piano, electric harpsichord, marimba, six-string bass, percussion, plucked piano strings, harpsichord, tack piano, Chamberlin, Rocksichord, Moog synthesizer, toy piano, harmonium, snare drum, Mike Love - vocals, saxophone, tambourine, electro-theremin Al Jardine - vocals, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, ashtray, water bottle sound effects, lead guitar, banjo, piano Carl Wilson - vocals, 6- and 12-string lead guitars, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, percussion, ukulele, Chamberlin, Moog synthesizer, Rocksichord, electric sitar, clavinet, piano, electric piano, organ, drums Dennis Wilson - vocals, drums, percussion, harmonica, organ, piano, guitar Bruce Johnston - vocals, bass, piano, organ, celeste, castanets, electric piano, Rocksichord, Moog synthesizer, mandolin	Brian Wilson (not touring) - vocals, bass, piano, organ, drums, electric piano, electric harpsichord, marimba, percussion, harpsichord, tack piano, Chamberlin, Rocksichord, Moog synthesizer, toy piano, harmonium, snare drum, drum machine Mike Love - vocals, tambourine, electro-theremin Al Jardine - vocals, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, ashtray, water bottle sound effects, lead guitar, banjo, piano Carl Wilson - vocals, 6- and 12-string lead guitars, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, percussion, ukulele, Chamberlin, Moog synthesizer, Rocksichord, electric sitar, clavinet, piano, electric piano, organ, drums Dennis Wilson - vocals, drums, percussion, harmonica, organ, piano, guitar Bruce Johnston - vocals, bass, piano, organ, celeste, castanets, electric piano, Rocksichord, Moog synthesizer, mandolin Ricky Fataar - vocals, drums, rhythm guitar, pedal steel guitar, flute, keyboards, percussion Blondie Chaplin - vocals, lead guitar, slide guitar, bass, rhythm guitar	Brian Wilson (not touring) - vocals, bass, piano, organ, drums, electric piano, electric harpsichord, marimba, percussion, harpsichord, tack piano, Chamberlin, Rocksichord, Moog synthesizer, toy piano, harmonium, snare drum, drum machine Mike Love - vocals, tambourine, electro-theremin Al Jardine - vocals, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, ashtray, water bottle sound effects, lead guitar, banjo, piano Carl Wilson - vocals, 6- and 12-string lead guitars, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, percussion, ukulele, Chamberlin, Moog synthesizer, Rocksichord, electric sitar, clavinet, piano, electric piano, organ, drums Dennis Wilson - vocals, drums, percussion, harmonica, organ, piano, guitar Ricky Fataar - vocals, drums, rhythm guitar, pedal steel guitar, flute, keyboards, percussion Blondie Chaplin - vocals, lead guitar, slide guitar, bass, rhythm guitar	Brian Wilson (not touring) - vocals, bass, piano, organ, drums, electric piano, electric harpsichord, marimba, percussion, harpsichord, tack piano, Chamberlin, Rocksichord, Moog synthesizer, toy piano, harmonium, snare drum, drum machine Mike Love - vocals, tambourine, electro-theremin Al Jardine - vocals, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, lead guitar, banjo, piano Carl Wilson - vocals, 6- and 12-string lead guitars, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, percussion, ukulele, Chamberlin, Moog synthesizer, Rocksichord, electric sitar, clavinet, piano, electric piano, organ, drums Dennis Wilson - vocals, drums, percussion, harmonica, organ, piano, guitar Ricky Fataar - vocals, drums, rhythm guitar, pedal steel guitar, flute, keyboards, percussion
1974–September 1978	September 1978–December 1983	December 1983–1997	1997–February 1998
Brian Wilson (started touring again in 1976) - vocals, bass, piano, organ, drums, electric piano, electric harpsichord, marimba, percussion, harpsichord, tack piano, Chamberlin, Rocksichord, Moog synthesizer, toy piano, harmonium, snare drum, drum machine, ARP string synthesizer Mike Love - vocals, tambourine Al Jardine - vocals, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, lead guitar, banjo, piano Carl Wilson - vocals, 6- and 12-string lead guitars, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, percussion, ukulele, Chamberlin, Moog synthesizer, Rocksichord, electric sitar, clavinet, piano, electric piano, organ, drums Dennis Wilson - vocals, drums, percussion, harmonica, organ, piano, guitar	Brian Wilson (only touring occasionally in 1982 and 1983) - vocals, piano, bass, organ, drums, electric piano, electric harpsichord, marimba, percussion, harpsichord, tack piano, synthesizers, toy piano, harmonium, ARP string synthesizer Mike Love - vocals, tambourine, saxophone Al Jardine - vocals, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, lead guitar, banjo, piano Carl Wilson - vocals, 6- and 12-string lead guitars, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, percussion, ukulele, Moog synthesizer, piano, electric piano, organ, drums Dennis Wilson - vocals, drums, percussion, harmonica, organ, piano, guitar, synthesizers Bruce Johnston - vocals, bass, piano, organ, clavichord, electric piano, synthesizers, guitar	Brian Wilson (only touring occasionally from 1983-1990, 1995-1996; not touring from 1990-1995, 1997) - vocals, keyboards, piano, organ, bass, drums, electric piano, electric harpsichord, marimba, percussion, harpsichord, tack piano, synthesizers Mike Love - vocals, tambourine, saxophone Al Jardine - vocals, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, lead guitar, banjo, piano Carl Wilson - vocals, 6- and 12-string lead guitars, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, percussion, ukulele, synthesizers, piano, electric piano, organ, drums Bruce Johnston - vocals, keyboards, synthesizers, bass	Brian Wilson (not touring) - vocals, keyboards, piano, organ, bass, drums, electric piano, electric harpsichord, marimba, percussion, harpsichord, tack piano, synthesizers Mike Love - vocals, tambourine, saxophone Al Jardine - vocals, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, lead guitar, banjo, piano Carl Wilson (not touring) - vocals, 6- and 12-string lead guitars, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, bass, percussion, ukulele, synthesizers, piano, electric piano, organ, drums Bruce Johnston - vocals, keyboard, bass David Marks - vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar
February-May 1998	May 1998-July 1999	July 1999–May 2011	May 2011–September 2012	September 2012–present
Brian Wilson (not touring) - vocals, piano, keyboards, bass, organ Mike Love - vocals, tambourine, saxophone Al Jardine - vocals, 6- and 12-string rhythm guitars, lead guitar David Marks - vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar Bruce Johnston - vocals, keyboard, bass	Brian Wilson (not touring) - vocals, piano, keyboards, bass, organ Mike Love - vocals, tambourine, saxophone Al Jardine (not touring) - vocals, rhythm guitar, lead guitar David Marks - vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar Bruce Johnston - vocals, keyboard, bass	Brian Wilson (not touring) - vocals, piano, bass Mike Love - vocals, tambourine, saxophone Al Jardine (not touring) - vocals, rhythm guitar, lead guitar David Marks (touring in summer 2008) - vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar Bruce Johnston - vocals, keyboard, bass	Brian Wilson (not touring in 2011) - vocals, piano, bass Mike Love - vocals, tambourine Al Jardine (guest appearances in 2011-2012, touring in 2012) - vocals, rhythm guitar, banjo, lead guitar, keyboards David Marks (guest appearances in 2011-2012, touring in 2012) - vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar Bruce Johnston - vocals, keyboard	Brian Wilson (not touring) Mike Love Al Jardine (not touring) Bruce Johnston

"Post"-Beach Boys

Brian Wilson, Carl Wilson, Al Jardine

Kenny and the Cadets (1962)

Kenny and the Cadets (early 1962) ^[2]^[13]	Brian Wilson - vocals Carl Wilson - vocals Audree Wilson - vocals Al Jardine - vocals Val ???? - vocals

David Marks

David Marks & The Marksmen
Band without a Name w/Casey Kasem
The Moon
Delaney and Bonnie
Colours
Warren Zevon
Marks-Clifford Band
others?
Surf City All Stars
Legends of Surf Music
Spanish band

David Marks & The Marksmen (initially known as The Jaguars) (c. 1963-1965) ^[2]^[14]	David Marks - vocals, lead guitar Mark Gloseclose - drums others - bass, rhythm guitar

Band Without a Name (1966) ^[2]^[15]	Casey Kasem - vocals David Marks - guitar others

The Move (mid-to-late 1960s) ^[2]^[16]	David Marks - vocals, guitar Matt Moore Larry Brown David Jackson

Delaney and Bonnie (and Friends) (c. 1967-c. 1969) ^[2]^[17]	Delaney Bramlett Bonnie Bramlett David Marks - guitar others

Colours (late 1960s) ^[2]^[18]	David Marks - lead guitar others

Warren Zevon (late 1960s-19??) ^[2]^[19]	Warren Zevon - vocals; guitar (uncertain); piano (uncertain); harmonica (uncertain) David Marks - guitar others

The Marks-Clifford Band (c. 1977) ^[2]^[20]	David Marks - vocals, guitar (first name?) Clifford others?

Bruce Johnston

solo?

Blondie Chaplin

solo, December 1973-1990s
Byrds tribute, 1980s
Rolling Stones, 1997-2007
solo, 1990s-present

Solo (1973-1990s) (?) {Slowinski POB}	Blondie Chaplin - vocals, guitars, slide guitar
THe 20th Anniversary Tribute to the Byrds/"The Byrds" ('Ersatz Byrds')/A Tribute to the Byrds/"The Byrds featuring Michael Clarke", etc. (1984-1988(?)/1993(?)) {Slowinski POB}	Gene Clark - vocals; harmonica (uncertain); rhythm guitar (uncertain); tambourine (uncertain) (1984-1985, 1987-1988) Michael Clarke - drums John York Rick Roberts Blondie Chaplin Rick Danko Richard Manuel Skip Battin Terry Jones Rogers Jerry Sorn
The Band (1986-1989) {Slowinski POB}	Rick Danko – bass, vocals, guitars Levon Helm – drums, vocals, mandolin, guitars, bass Garth Hudson – keyboards, saxophone, accordion, woodwinds, brass Jim Weider – guitars, bass, mandolin, backing vocals Additional personnel Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar Terry Cagle – drums, backing vocals Fred Carter, Jr. – guitars Jack Casady – bass Blondie Chaplin – guitars, drums, vocals Jorma Kaukonen – guitars Sredni Vollmer – harmonica
The Rolling Stones (1997-2007)^[21] {Slowinski POB}	Mick Jagger – vocals, percussion, harmonica, rhythm guitar Keith Richards - vocals, guitars Ronnie Wood - backing vocals, guitars Charlie Watts - drums Additional personnel Chuck Leavell - backing vocals, keyboards Bobby Keys - saxophone Bernard Fowler - backing vocals, percussion Lisa Fischer - backing vocals, duet co-lead vocals on "Gimme Shelter" Blondie Chaplin – backing vocals, percussion, acoustic rhythm guitar Darryl Jones - bass Andy Snitzer - saxophone, keyboards (1997-1999) Michael Davis - trombone Kent Smith - trumpet Tim Ries - saxophone, keyboards (1999-2007)

Following Clarke's death, Terry Jones Rogers resurrected the Byrds tribute act, with guitarist Scott Nienhaus and former Byrds Skip Battin and Gene Parsons on bass and drums respectively.[264] Performing under the banner of the Byrds Celebration, the tribute group toured extensively throughout the remainder of the 1990s, although Parsons was replaced by session drummer Vince Barranco in 1995 and Battin was forced to retire due to ill-health in 1997.[264] Since 2002, Rogers and Nienhaus have continued to tour as part of the band Younger Than Yesterday: A Tribute to the Byrds, along with bassist Michael Curtis and drummer Tim Politte.[264]

Ricky Fataar

solo, 1974-????
Bonnie Raitt, 1990s-present

Ricky Fataar (c. 1974-????)	Ricky Fataar - vocals, drums, other instrumentation others?
Bonnie Raitt (1990s(?)-present) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Bonnie Raitt - vocals, guitars Ricky Fataar - vocals, drums Hutch Hutchinson - bass others

Brian Wilson, Bruce Johnston

California Music (c. 1974-1975) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Bruce Johnston - vocals Terry Melcher - production Curt Boettcher? Gary Usher? Dean Torrence (?) - vocals others?
California Music (1975-c. 1976) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Bruce Johnston - vocals Terry Melcher - production Brian Wilson – vocals, keyboards, co-producer Gary Usher Curt Boettcher Dean Torrence - vocals others

Mike Love

Celebration (initially known as "Making Waves" and/or "Waves") (1977-1978) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Mike Love - vocals Dave "Doc" Robinson - vocals, bass Charles Lloyd - saxophone, flute Ron Altbach - keyboards Paul Fauerso - backing vocals, keyboards Ed Carter - guitar Wells Kelly - bass Gary Griffin - keyboards with occasional special guests Brian Wilson - vocals, keyboards, bass Al Jardine - vocals Carl Wilson - vocals, guitar
Celebration (1978-c. 1979/1980) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Mike Love - vocals Dave "Doc" Robinson - vocals Ron Altbach - keyboards Charles Lloyd - saxophone Paul Fauerso - backing vocals, keyboards Tim Weston - guitar Kevin Brandon - bass Kim Calkins - drums
Mike Love & The California Beach Band (1980s-1990s?) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Mike Love - vocals Jeff Foskett - vocals, guitars (1980s)
Mike Love & The Endless Summer Beach Band (1990s?-1998) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Mike Love - vocals Bruce Johnston - vocals, keyboard (1998) David Marks - vocals, lead and rhythm guitars (1997?-1998) Matt Jardine - vocals, percussion (1998) Mike Meros - keyboards Phil Bardowell - vocals, lead and rhythm guitars Tim Bonhomme - keyboards Chris Farmer - vocals, bass Mike Kowalski - drums

Dennis Wilson

Dennis Wilson (mini-solo set at BB shows) (August(-September?) 1977) {Slowinski POB}	Dennis Wilson - vocals, piano Bobby Figueroa - drums Carli Muñoz - keyboards Ed Carter - guitar Billy Hinsche - guitar or keyboards Ed Tuleja - guitar Wayne Tweed - bass
Dennis Wilson (tour band for cancelled POB tour) (August (-late) 1977) {Slowinski POB}	Dennis Wilson - vocals, piano Carl Wilson - vocals; guitar or keyboards Billy Hinsche - guitar or keyboards Ed Tuleja - guitar Steve Ross - guitar Joe Chemay - backing vocals, bass Carli Muñoz - keyboards Elmo Peeler - keyboards Bobby Figueroa - drums Darrell Harris - vibraphone, percussion Michael Andreas, Rod Novak, Lance Buller, Bill Lamb, John Foss, Charlie McCarthy - horns with proposed special guests Brian Wilson Bruce Johnston

Carl Wilson

solo bands, 1981-1983

Carl Wilson (1981-1983) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Carl Wilson - vocals, guitars, keyboards Billy Hinsche - vocals, guitar, keyboards others
(1982-1983) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Carl Wilson - vocals, guitars, keyboards Billy Hinsche - vocals, guitar, keyboards others

In early 1962, Morgan requested that some of the members add vocals to a couple of instrumental tracks that he had recorded with other musicians. This led to the creation of the short-lived group Kenny & the Cadets, which Brian led under the pseudonym "Kenny". The other members were Carl, Jardine, and the Wilsons' mother Audree.^[25]^[a]

http://smileysmile.net/board/index.php/topic,25543.msg637310.html#msg637310

Brian Wilson

solo bands, 1980s-1998
solo bands, 1998-2006, 2007-2013

Mike Love, David Marks

Mike Love & The California Beach Band (1990s?-1997?) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Mike Love - vocals David Marks - vocals, lead and rhythm guitars others
Mike Love & The Endless Summer Beach Band (1997?-1998) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Mike Love - vocals Bruce Johnston - vocals, keyboard (1998) David Marks - vocals, lead and rhythm guitars (1997?-1998) Matt Jardine - vocals, percussion (1998) Mike Meros - keyboards Phil Bardowell - vocals, lead and rhythm guitars Tim Bonhomme - keyboards Chris Farmer - vocals, bass Mike Kowalski - drums

In early 1962, Morgan requested that some of the members add vocals to a couple of instrumental tracks that he had recorded with other musicians. This led to the creation of the short-lived group Kenny & the Cadets, which Brian led under the pseudonym "Kenny". The other members were Carl, Jardine, and the Wilsons' mother Audree.^[25]^[b]

http://smileysmile.net/board/index.php/topic,25543.msg637310.html#msg637310

Al Jardine

Beach Boys' Family and Friends (1998-2001?)
Al Jardine, Family, and Friends (2001-2003?, 2022-present)
Al Jardine & The Endless Summer Beach Band (1998-2018, 2022-present)
Al Jardine (2018-2022)

Beach Boys' Family and Friends (1998-2001?) (?) {Slowinski POB}	Al Jardine - vocals, rhythm and lead guitars Carnie Wilson - vocals Wendy Wilson - vocals Matt Jardine - vocals, percussion Adam Jardine - vocals, percussion Owen Elliot - vocals Ed Carter - backing vocals, bass Billy Hinsche - vocals, guitars, keyboards Daryl Dragon - keyboards (1998) Randell Kirsch - vocals, guitars Bobby Figueroa - vocals, drums others
Al Jardine, Family, & Friends (2001-2003?, 2022-present) {Slowinski POB}	Al Jardine - vocals, rhythm and lead guitars Carnie Wilson - vocals Wendy Wilson - vocals Matt Jardine - vocals, percussion Adam Jardine - vocals, percussion (2001-2003?) Owen Elliot - vocals (2001-2003?) Ed Carter - backing vocals, bass Billy Hinsche - vocals, guitars, keyboards (2001-2003?; died 2021) Craig Copeland Randell Kirsch Bobby Figueroa - vocals, drums Mike Meros - keyboards others
Al Jardine & The Endless Summer Beach Band (1998-2018, 2022-present) {Slowinski POB}	Al Jardine - vocals, rhythm and lead guitars Carnie Wilson - vocals (occasional shows only) Matt Jardine - vocals, percussion Adam Jardine - vocals, percussion (until 2018?) Ed Carter - backing vocals, bass Billy Hinsche - vocals, guitars, keyboards (1998-2018; died 2021) Jared Daley Tom Jacob Craig Copeland Randell Kirsch Bobby Figueroa - vocals, drums Mike Meros - keyboards (2001-2007; died 2007) others
Al Jardine's A Postcard from California Storytelling Shows/Al Jardine's Endless Summer (2018-present?) {Slowinski POB}	Al Jardine - vocals, rhythm and lead guitars, double bass Matt Jardine - vocals, percussion, acoustic rhythm guitar Jeff Alan Ross - vocals, keyboards, acoustic rhythm guitar Debbie Shair - vocals, keyboards

Al Jardine, David Marks

The Surf City All-Stars with special guests Al Jardine, David Marks, and Dean Torrence (2000s, 2010s, early 2020s?)	Al Jardine - vocals, rhythm guitar David Marks - vocals, lead and rhythm guitars Dean Torrence - vocals, rhythm guitar others

Al Jardine, Blondie Chaplin

Al Jardine with Blondie Chaplin (early 2010s) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Al Jardine - vocals, rhythm guitar Blondie Chaplin - vocals, lead guitar Matt Jardine(?) - vocals, percussion others

Brian Wilson, Al Jardine

Brian Wilson Pet Sounds 40th Anniversary Tour with special guest Al Jardine (2006-2007) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Brian Wilson - vocals, piano, bass Al Jardine - vocals, rhythm guitar Jeff Foskett - vocals, rhythm and lead guitars Darian Sahanaja Nick Walusko Scott Bennett Paul von Mertens Bob Lizik - bass Probyn Gregory others

Brian Wilson, Al Jardine, David Marks

Brian Wilson with special guests Al Jardine and David Marks (2013) ^[26]^[27]^[28]^[29]	Brian Wilson - vocals, piano Al Jardine - vocals, rhythm guitar David Marks - vocals, lead and rhythm guitars Jeff Foskett - vocals, rhythm guitar Brian Eichenberger - vocals, bass OR Brett Simons - bass OR Bob Lizik - bass Darian Sahanaja - vocals, keyboards, vibes, percussion Scott Bennett - vocals, keyboards, vibes, percussion Nick Walusko ("Nicky Wonder") - vocals, lead guitar Probyn Gregory - vocals, rhythm and lead guitars, bass, keyboards, tannerin, horns Paul von Mertens - saxophone, flute, harmonicas, percussion Mike d'Amico - drums others
Brian Wilson and Jeff Beck with special guests Al Jardine and David Marks (2013) ^[22]^[23]^[24]	Brian Wilson with special guests Al Jardine and David Marks Brian Wilson - vocals, piano Al Jardine - vocals, rhythm guitar David Marks - vocals, lead and rhythm guitars Jeff Foskett - vocals, rhythm guitar Brian Eichenberger - vocals, bass OR Brett Simons - bass OR Bob Lizik - bass Darian Sahanaja - vocals, keyboards, vibes, percussion Scott Bennett - vocals, keyboards, vibes, percussion Nick Walusko ("Nicky Wonder") - vocals, lead guitar Probyn Gregory - vocals, rhythm and lead guitars, bass, keyboards, tannerin, horns Paul von Mertens - saxophone, flute, harmonicas, percussion Mike d'Amico - drums others Jeff Beck Jeff Beck - lead guitar others

Brian Wilson, Al Jardine, David Marks, Blondie Chaplin

Brian Wilson with special guests Al Jardine, David Marks, and Blondie Chaplin (2013) ^[30]^[31]^[32]^[33]	Brian Wilson - vocals, piano Al Jardine - vocals, rhythm guitar, banjo, additional lead guitar David Marks - vocals, lead and rhythm guitars Blondie Chaplin (special guest at select shows) - vocals, lead guitar, tambourine Jeff Foskett - vocals, rhythm guitar Brian Eichenberger - vocals, bass OR Brett Simons - bass OR Bob Lizik - bass Darian Sahanaja - vocals, keyboards, vibes, percussion Scott Bennett - vocals, keyboards, vibes, percussion Nick Walusko ("Nicky Wonder") - vocals, lead guitar Probyn Gregory - vocals, rhythm and lead guitars, bass, keyboards, tannerin, horns Paul von Mertens - saxophone, flute, harmonicas, percussion Mike d'Amico - drums

Brian Wilson, Al Jardine, Blondie Chaplin

Brian Wilson with special guests Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin (2013-2022) ^[30]^[34]^[32]^[35]^[36]^[37]^[38]	Brian Wilson - vocals, piano Al Jardine - vocals, rhythm guitar, banjo, additional lead guitar Blondie Chaplin - vocals, lead guitar, tambourine Ricky Fataar - drums (one-off show in 2014) Matt Jardine - vocals (2013, 2015-present) Brian Eichenberger - vocals, bass (2013?-2015?) Brett Simons - bass (2013?) Bob Lizik - bass (2015?-2022) Darian Sahanaja - vocals, keyboards, vibes, percussion Scott Bennett - vocals, keyboards, vibes, percussion (2013-2015?) Billy Hinsche - vocals, keyboards, vibes (2016-2017) Gary Griffin - vocals, keyboards, vibes (2016-2022) Nick Walusko ("Nicky Wonder") - vocals, lead guitar (2013-2018; died 2018) Probyn Gregory - vocals, rhythm and lead guitars, bass, keyboards, tannerin, horns Rob Bonfiglio - vocals, lead guitar, bass (2018-2022) Randell Kirsch - vocals, lead guitar (2018) Paul von Mertens - saxophone, flute, harmonicas, percussion Mike d'Amico - drums

Notes

^ The only songs the group recorded were two Morgan compositions, "Barbie" and "What Is a Young Girl Made Of?"^[25]
^ The only songs the group recorded were two Morgan compositions, "Barbie" and "What Is a Young Girl Made Of?"^[25]

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[26] The only songs the group recorded were two Morgan compositions, "Barbie" and "What Is a Young Girl Made Of?"^[25]

[27] The only songs the group recorded were two Morgan compositions, "Barbie" and "What Is a Young Girl Made Of?"^[25]

[FOOTNOTEDoggett1997a101-1] Doggett 1997a, p. 101.

[FOOTNOTELeaf197818-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Leaf 1978, p. 18.

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[6] Hodgkinson, Will (July 11, 2009). "Soundtrack of my life: Brian Wilson". The Guardian.

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[21] "Bridges to Babylon". www.timeisonourside.com. Retrieved 2023-12-08.

[FOOTNOTEHoward200485-22] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Howard 2004, p. 85.

[FOOTNOTECarlin2006198-23] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Carlin 2006, p. 198.

[FOOTNOTETobler197873-24] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ Tobler 1978, p. 73.

[Kenny-25] Unterberger, Richie. "Kenny & the Cadets". AllMusic. Archived from the original on June 18, 2020. Retrieved April 21, 2020.

[28] "Brian Wilson Returns to Capitol Music Group; Currently Recording and Self-Producing New Solo Studio Album". BrianWilson.com. June 6, 2013. Archived from the original on June 9, 2013. Retrieved May 23, 2014.

[29] "Rolling Stone: Brian Wilson Rocks With Jeff Beck, Plans New LPs". BrianWilson.com. June 20, 2013. Archived from the original on July 29, 2020. Retrieved August 8, 2013.

[Somethingelse-30] "'It stopped working': For the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson, it's about new music not meditation". Something Else!. January 28, 2014. Retrieved May 23, 2014.

[DesertSun-31] Fessier, Bruce (August 28, 2014). "Beach Boys' Brian Wilson talks Robin Williams". The Desert Sun. Retrieved August 28, 2014.

[FOOTNOTEMatijas-Mecca2017164–166-32] Matijas-Mecca 2017, pp. 164–166.

[33] Michaels, Sean (June 12, 2014). "Brian Wilson fans furious at Frank Ocean and Lana Del Rey collaborations". The Guardian.

[FOOTNOTEMatijas-Mecca2017164-34] Matijas-Mecca 2017, p. 164.

[35] Greene, Andy (June 30, 2015). "Meet Brian Wilson's Secret Weapon: Darian Sahanaja". Rolling Stone.

[36] Michaels, Sean (June 12, 2014). "Brian Wilson fans furious at Frank Ocean and Lana Del Rey collaborations". The Guardian.

[37] Greene, Andy (June 30, 2015). "Meet Brian Wilson's Secret Weapon: Darian Sahanaja". Rolling Stone.

[FOOTNOTEMatijas-Mecca2017169–170-38] Matijas-Mecca 2017, pp. 169–170.

[39] "Beach Boys' Brian Wilson, The Zombies Announce 'Something Great From '68' Co-Headlining Tour". Liveforlivemusic.com. May 7, 2019. Retrieved August 8, 2019.

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