Beach Boys The Warmth of the Sun (Carl Wilson Leads)

En vivo en 1975. La mala calidad del audio no opaca la poderosa voz de Carl Wilson.

[@Wolfsky9]

In 1974, in Denver at the old Coliseum, Carl did this incredible lead , with Billy Hinshce, Mike, Al, Dennis, & James Guercio doing harmonies. It was gorgeous. What a voice, only Carl could do it. Wolfsky9, 66 y/o

[@River33querido]

Hy Wolfsky- I love all your coments in the BB videos... As we say in Argentina: Aguante Beach Boys... AGUANTE Carl Wilson!!!

[@daisyjane1070]

I like that - does aguante mean like "live forever" or "endure"?

[@steveskouson9620]

Wolfsky, will I ever disagree with you? Doubt it. Carl KILLED this song! I don't think anyone can beat that. Vince Gill, better than any sheer Mortal could do. Carl's was better! steve

[@michaellazzeri2069]

RIP, Carl Wilson, The Heart of The Beach Boys. ----------------MJL, 76 y/o

[@greatcitysportaction2289]

Carl did well and he is good as Brian on The Warmth the sun. R.I.P Carl Wilson 1946-1998 gone but never forgotten and forever remembered in our hearts. Also for those of your who are viewing this song, this is a good song to hear when you’re feeling sad.

[@Wolfsky9]

Carl's falsetto was absolutely gorgeous. If you don't know " Good Timin" is ALL Carl----every bit of it, lead, backgrpounds & falsetto. It's all Carl. -----------------------WolfSky9

[@greatcitysportaction2289]

Heck yeah

[@N0Camping4U]

Not true. Bruce is on background vocals as well.

[@Phelps-1247]

@@N0Camping4U definitely

[@sheatiller2465]

I wish Brian had done the falsettos on it. It really missed his falsetto sound.

[@steveskouson9620]

Wolf, Carl didn't sing Falsetto. Brian did, and Alan Jardine was the KILLER on Falsetto. Carl had the range, in his natural voice. steve

[@Wolfsky9]

Carl nailed this lead, just as Jeff Foskett & Scott Totten have. Incredibly difficult song to sing well : I know, I've tried, when I was a much younger man. -------WolfSky9

[@River33querido]

How old are you, Wolf?

[@richardosullivan8102]

Surely Matt Jardine has sang as lead on this as well, was well impressed with Matt's voice in the early 1990s tours when the Boys were in the UK.

[@superpotiron]

Such a treasure. God bless Carl.

[@greatcitysportaction2289]

superportiron Yes and he is missed.

[@Wolfsky9]

Miss you, Carl Wilson. ----------------------------------------WolfSky9

[@Wolfsky9]

The heart of The Beach Boys. -----------------------WolfSky9

[@Wolfsky9]

Miss you, Carl Wilson. -----------------WolfSky9

[@kako1023]

River33querido Thanks for posting ,My Darlin could never sound better

[@Wolfsky9]

I saqw Carl do this in Denver-----at the old Coliseum , in November, of '75. ------JWG, was on Bass -----but Ricky Fataar was still on drums.-------------------Gorgeous vocal, of an incredibly difficult song to do well. --------------------------Wolfsky9

[@gustavomartinez1301]

who is JWG, Wolf?

[@greatcitysportaction2289]

@@gustavomartinez1301 James William Guercio

[@chrisowens761]

Beautiful

[@butchmorgan4688]

Miss you Carl ...

[@Wolfsky9]

Gorgeous--------------------The 70's Rule. Please, take me back.

[@liskeke]

The song is from 60's and no - I won't take you back. DeLorean rental isn't cheap

[@edwardtaylor8635]

​@@liskeke Great reply!

[@user-ni1ns7hr5s]

This is so amazing

[@helenaribeiro5351]

Beutiful song worten and singed first to Brian Wilson ❤

[@pvdtas]

My Carl 😍❤️ you are so miss dear 🙏

[@whiteandright1958]

Brian the brains of the BB, Dennis the heart and Carl the soul. Mike and Al just along for the ride.

[@steveskouson9620]

Alan, is STILL a contributing member of my Favorite band. He has ALWAYS been there, and he is STILL there. Of the current members of The Beach Boys, Al rates #1! (Don't ask me about Mikey "love!") steve

[@whiteandright1958]

@@steveskouson9620 let me ask you about Mikey Love!

[@videocat1366]

Al seems like a good guy. Mike? Not so much.

[@DenkyManner]

Not fair. Mike wrote many of the lyrics you like and Al is a great singer and wrote some good songs for the group when Brian had tripped himself into oblivion.

[@whiteandright1958]

@@DenkyManner That's Mike NOW saying he wrote many of the lyrics. He didn't say that in 1964, he didn't say that 1975, and he didn't say that 1983. All 3 times Mike is on record saying Brian wrote all the songs. What great song did Al write? I'm still trying to figure that one out

[@milwaukeeskosher]

❤

[@greatcitysportaction2289]

For everyone who is watching, which performance of The Warmth Of The Sun is better this performance or the Seattle Kingdome 1983 performance?

[@matthewrider5906]

Carl could cover most all of Brian's beautiful falsetto parts live, but it just didn't have that whine, that pain, that melancholy abt it... God Only Knows, Surf's Up, I Get Around, Don't Worry Baby, The Warmth of the Sun.... Carl could knock em all outta the park. No question. But I guess I'm a 'Brian purist.' Gimme Brian singing lead any day. I even prefer the version of God Only Knows w/Brian's demo vocal, which he originally intended to sing, anyway. Same w/Surf's Up.

[@mrabc12345678911111]

Jeff Facett was the original singing on that

[@sjh9173]

No good. You can't substitute Brian's dreamy falsetto for this. No way.

[@patriciacarey1741]

The sound quality here is terrible. If the sound was good, or even if the sound was adequate, Carl's vocal here would stack up to Brian's much better than this live version does.

[@sjh9173]

@patriciacarey1741 This was 1975 when Carl's voice went to pot and so did Brian's, for that matter.