




The Beach Boys grew up five miles from the Pacific Ocean, so the lingo of surf music came naturally to them. Brian Wilson loved the tight harmonies of 1950s quartets, and this fascination set the Beach Boys apart from such other surf groups as Jan and Dean. Mix in a father who promoted records part-time, and you have the recipe for one of the most successful American bands of all time.
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The three Wilson brothers, Brian, Carl and Dennis, grew up in Hawthorne, California, and for fun they worked out harmonies like those they heard on the radio. A cousin, Mike Love, sang with them, as did a school friend, Al Jardine. They recorded an original tune, 'Surfin',' and got enough airplay to earn a contract with Capitol Records. Murray Wilson, the Wilson boys' father, became their manager.
1962 saw the first album from the Beach Boys, Surfin' Safari, and the title cut hit #14 in September. This song and its follow-up, the #3 hit 'Surfin' USA,' helped start the surf-music craze nationwide. Through mid-1964, a string of Top Ten surf and hot rod hits followed, including 'Surfer Girl,' 'Fun, Fun, Fun' and 'I Get Around,' which was their first Number One hit.
With Mike Love leading the live act and hit albums and singles flowing uninterrupted, the Beach Boys were selling lots of vinyl and tons of tickets. Brian Wilson, however, was paying attention to the production work of Phil Spector and feeling a need to compete with the Beatles, and the result was a shift from albums that contained three singles and filler material.
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