Smile Sessions

Brian Wilson was on hand at 'Fingerprints Records' in Long Beach, California on November 1st to sign copies of the new 'Smile Sessions' release for fans.  Capitol Records turned the store into a real life version of the album cover for the event on the day of it's release, and fans lined up to meet Brian and get his autograph.

It's officially available for the first and only time in 44 years.  The Beach Boys' 'Smile Sessions' went on sale November 1st, and there will be a LOT of time spent listening and analyzing what is considered rock's greatest 'lost' masterpiece.   The band  and Capitol Records put together an 'Introduction To Smile Sessions' video, and I thought it would be good to feature it here.  You get a realy

Beach Boys fans have been waiting for the album since 1967 and today (November 1st) the wait is over.  The legendary 'Smile' album has been fully produced and sequenced from the original Capitol Records master tapes with the full cooperation of the surviving band members. It's titled 'Smile Sessions'. In addition to the album itself, the 'Smile Sessions' release features numerous outtakes and rari

The Beach Boys' 'Smile Sessions' will be released in just a few days on November 1st. Brian Wilson is obviously pleased that the work is finally seeing the light of day. The deluxe version of the album includes a wealth of music, photos, vinyl, and video. Inside the box is a 6o-page hardcover book, two vinyl LPs, two picture sleeve 45s, CDs, DVDs, a poster, and more. 'Smile Sessions' can also

Brian Wilson has finally commented on the eminent release of the Beach Boys' 'Smile Sessions'.  The great 'lost' Beach Boys album will finally see the light of day on November 1st, and Brian told 'Jazzwax' that he thinks the fans are finally ready, and that now is the time: "Because people who were young then have grown older. Now they miss their youth. Their minds have grown musically, too.

The Beach Boys' 'Smile Sessions' will see the light of day on November 1st. Not only is the date finally confirmed, but we have a promotional video showing the deluxe box set and featuring audio samples. A work long considered to be the ultimate lost album is about to be freed from the vault. Every surviving band member had a hand in the production. Brian Wilson, Al Jardine, Mike Love, and the

Beach Boys fans were in shock when it was announced last week that the original sessions for the 'Smile' album will finally see the light of day. The project was shelved by Brian Wilson out of frustration and mental exhaustion in 1967.