u n me both. he was on that day.

He's got the bass vocals at the end. Timewise, not a big part of the song, but content-wise, the song wouldn't have been the same without it.

is this a joke?

vocals are live with instrumental back track

I think you mean the greatest vocal group ever.

lookin more like 38

. . . and ten of millions agree with you

He contributed more than most people knew but agree he can be a jerk self centered egomaniac put Brian down all the time even sued Brian for multi millions $ for maybe so he says? putting one word in a song then wants publishing rights split with Brian and placed his name on those big BB hits some songs he did very little or squat.. now that is a jerk...Brain hated confrontation settled (millions) to Sour grapes Love.. doing that to a mentally frail Brian is a big time jerk

Same here.

I stunning record which Brian Wilson tried to ruin by under producing it.

@@MrKaywyn SPOT ON ! I've said it for years that this song had the potential to be a top 5 if only that ending wasn't flat as a pancake. If they pivoted back to the chorus and and faded out it would have ended in such an upbeat tone. Why did he sabotage it is my question?

@@marcweiss3098 My guess is Brian was upset by the quality of 20/20 and he thought if Break Away was another failed single he could come in and save them.

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No, bad camera work. If you know their voices, the camera is on the wrong singer. Pay close attention to Carl, Alan, and Bruce. Learn their voices. Ignore when the camera shows Mikey, he doesn't matter. Carl and Alan do. Alan is hitting the HIGH Falsetto notes. (Can't do it now, neither can I.) Carl is hitting the high Tenor stuff, and doing it better than I can, even though that is my range. Bruce is MUCH better than Mikey, at the lower tenor stuff. Bruce is better than Mikey, at EVERYTHING! steve

​@@steveskouson9620 no. You do not understand music at all. This is the Beach Boys lip synching to a prerecorded vocal track over the actual instrumental track. I KNOW each Beach Boys voice quite well. At :49 seconds one can very clearly hear the canastas.... part of the original soundtrack. Tell me, WHO is playing the canasta? David Frost? Please.

@@whiteandright1958; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canasta Castanets maybe? Or, did you really mean a card game? If you must correct me, and you don't do it correctly, expect to be corrected! I still say Mikey is the world's biggest ASSHOLE! steve

@@whiteandright1958, it could be Frost. Canasta is a quiet card game. steve

@@steveskouson9620 lol. Damn spell check. Castanets. You know exactly what I meant.

Definitely correct here live vocals for sure but not the music and that's okay

As someone who was 19 when Woodstock happened and a longtime Beach Boys fan, it was all about the "cool" factor and less about the music. The Beach Boys were suddenly uncool and there you go.

​@@kpoleary1 Why am I not surprised? Just like in the early 1990s when rap music became gangster and MC Hammer was dismissed as corny.

Good luck on that!

Yes❤

Top of their game!!!!

Bruce Johnston, too w/ his low tenor.

I think it's the studio recording for the instruments and bg vocals with additional live lead vocals and harmonies

You can definitely hear Brian’s voice. So most of it lip syncing but Carl definitely singing live.

@@glennwlove Al too, lead on the chorus.

It’s the studio recording with most the vocals removed, you can here some of Brian in it, and the guys singing live.

Yea especially since back then Top of the Pops in England was notorious for having the bands lip synch over a backing track.

@@DummyYEEEAAHHHHH That’s what they’re doing here..apart from the vocals of course. They’re using the master studio recording with the vocals removed, and the guys are singing over it.

@@terrypussypower ahhh gotcha 👍

A pity the camera work was so bad at picking who was singing lead at each part...

What do you mean. There are many more voices than the four of them.