The Beach Boys: "Pet Sounds", Original Duophonic Stereo Pressing from 1966, Nice
$
39
$ 39
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May 15, 2013
Sold Date
May 5, 2013
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From Capitol Records (DT 2458) this is PET SOUNDS by THE BEACH BOYS, an original (first ) US duophonic pressing from May 16, 1966. Jacket shows considerable shelf wear (VG).
Labels show a few no spindle marks; playing surfaces visibly grade about NEAR MINT; play grades EX+ to NEAR MINT. Absolutely no distortion even in the more dynamic passages and even when played at higher volumes. Everybody seems to adore this Beach Boys' album.
The Cuts:
- Side One
- Wouldn't It Be Nice
- You Still Believe In Me
- That's Not Me
- Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)
- I'm Waiting For The Day
- Let's Go Away For Awhile
- Sloop John B
- God Only Knows
- I Know There's An Answer
- Here Today
- I Just Wasn't Made For These Times
- Pet Sounds
- Caroline No
Personnel & Instrumentation:
- Al Jardine – lead, harmony and backing vocals, tambourine
- Bruce Johnston – harmony and backing vocals
- Mike Love – lead, harmony and backing vocals
- Brian Wilson – lead, harmony and backing vocals, producer, arranger, conductor, organ, piano, dog whistle, train whistle, sound effects incl. barking dogs
- Carl Wilson – lead, harmony and backing vocals, guitar, twelve-string guitar
- Dennis Wilson – harmony and backing vocals, drums
- Ralph Balantin – engineer
- Arnold Belnick – violin
- Chuck Berghofer – upright bass
- Hal Blaine – drums, percussion, bongos, tympani, temple blocks
- Bruce Botnick – engineer
- Norman Botnick – viola
- Chuck Britz – engineer
- Glen Campbell – guitar, twelve string guitar
- Frank Capp – percussion, bells, vibraphone, timpani
- Al Casey – guitar
- Ray Caton – trumpet
- Jerry Cole – guitar
- Kyle Burkett – guitar
- Andrew Maxson – bass
- Gary Coleman – percussion, bongos
- H. Bowen David – engineer
- Mike Deasy – guitar
- Al de Lory – piano, harpsichord, organ, tack piano
- Joseph DiFiore – viola
- Justin DiTullio – cello
- Steve Douglas – saxophones, clarinet, percussion, flute
- Jesse Erlich – cello
- Ritchie Frost – drums, percussion, Coca-Cola cans
- Carl Fortina – accordion
- James Getzoff – violin
- Jim Gordon – drums, percussion
- Bill Green – saxophone, flute, percussion
- Leonard Hartman – english horn, clarinets
- Jim Horn – saxophones, flute
- Paul Horn – saxophone
- Harry Hyams – viola
- Jules Jacob – flute
- Plas Johnson – saxophones, percussion
- Carol Kaye – electric bass
- Barney Kessel – mandolin, guitar
- Bobby Klein – saxophone
- Larry Knechtel – hammond organ
- William Kurasch – violin
- Larry Levine – engineer
- Leonard Malarsky – violin
- Frank Marocco – accordion
- Gail Martin – trombone
- Nick Martinis – drums
- Terry Melcher – tambourine
- Mike Melvoin – harpsichord
- Jay Migliori – saxophones, clarinets, flute
- Tommy Morgan – harmonica
- Jack Nimitz – saxophone
- Bill Pitman – guitar
- Ray Pohlman – mandolin, electric guitar, six string bass
- Don Randi – piano
- Jerome Reisler – violin
- Lyle Ritz – upright bass, ukulele
- Alan Robinson – french horn
- Leon Russell – piano
- Joseph Saxon – cello
- Ralph Schaffer – violin
- Sid Sharp – violin
- Billy Strange – guitar, twelve-string electric guitar
- Ron Swallow – tambourine
- Ernie Tack – trombone
- Paul Tanner – electro-theremin
- Darrel Terwilliger – viola
- Tommy Tedesco – guitar
- Julius Wechter – percussion
- Jerry Williams – percussion
- Tibor Zelig – violin
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