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This song had to touch the heart of every teen-age girl...
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Thanks for this one. The Beach Boys never disappoint.
I'm remembering all that slow dancing to this one at college parties 50+ years ago.
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For something faster, and I guess for the (teen-age?) boys, how about "In YOUR Room?"
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Always thought of this one (girls) as yin to In My Room’s yang (boys) in terms of slow dance classics.
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I was born seven years after Pet Sounds was released. Despite that, I've seen the Beach Boys live more than any other well-known band, four times, I think. One show Dewey Bunnell was with them, so we got a bonus bit of America in the set as well.
Good music doesn't age, new audiences find their way to it.