@@boomer-mk4gr Except that it sounds like Super trouper from the beginning to the end

Except he hasn't done it since the 80s. I'm glad there's a chance to hear it being performed live at all!

@@thomasSrock2008 agreed. Al no longer performs this song for obvious reasons - such a great song.

I strongly disagree. This was, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful Beach Boys compositions. Yes, it was written about Al Jardine's former wife and I'm sure he would prefer not to sing it out of respect for Lynda Jardine as well as his current wife. However, the beauty and power of that composition is a tribute not only to Lynda Jardine but also the genius of Al and Ron Altbach. I know that Mike Love absolutely loved this song and I strongly suspect he got Al's blessing to perform it on their tour.

Anyone can do any song. :-)

@@thomasSrock2008 he did it at least once in the 1990s as "Little Lady."

Blackpool Richard, you can see the reflection of the tower at 1:12.

blackpool, ya tool you can see the tower lol

@@vanHoogenboom i know

Agreed!!

Nobody said he's Al Jardine. Al, unfortunately, no longer plays this great song :(

@@MichaeldeFilippi makes sense, since he's long since split from the relationship which it was written about.

Azul Galiano I completely agree! The way he grabs the budgies, specifically one yellow one in other videos, makes me sick. This is ill, budgies aren’t toys! Their wings are cut so they can’t escape and he scares them with his hand so that they move and do what he wants. It’s animal abuse and nothing more!

Wing cutting isn't exactly abuse... they grow back...

@@probablyniki wings aren't cut as animal abuse. All budgies have their wings cut at a couple of weeks old. He cuts them so they won't escape and fly into the wild. Also, this is not animal abuse. He is handling them quite gently, from someone who owns a budgie.

@@brnk2 Flight is the most basic need of birds. They were born to fly, their entire anatomy was made for flying. If you clip their wings you are physically crippling them. It has nothing to do with safety - if you want to keep your birds from flying away, you have to take responsibility as the owner and make sure your windows and doors are secure. And if you believe grabbing a bird is absolutely fine then I feel so sorry for your bird. They're prey animals. It's in their instincts to always want to be able to fly away and escape from predators. Especially budgies are such skittish little birds that need to be able to escape. Sure it doesn't hurt them to be grabbed, but it puts them through so much stress and even fear of death. Animal abuse isn't and has never been limited to physical abuse, but also includes causing animals immense stress for no good reason. The only time a bird should be grabbed or caught is when they have to go the vet. This is coming from someone who owns 6 budgies who have been fully flighted all their lives. So much for your argument that "all budgies have their wings clipped". Any bird expert I know will agree that clipping wings is wrong.

castiel In this case he absolutely has to clip their wings. It would be irresponsible not to do so because they can easily fly and get lost in the audience if startled. The birds are well treated. A scared or stressed out budgie will not perform and will fly away even with their wings clipped. They will not tolerate his touching/pushing/grabbing at all, which is not the case here. And it does not cause stress if the birds are hand tamed and used to it.

pastor brian A lot better / bigger then it was

@@richardleigh9161 crazy it slipped in at 68! CRAZY

@@pastorbri very crazy

@@richardleigh9161 same with cry baby cry, another hard classic that failed to chart

@@pastorbri did a few great songs that weren't hits