Here Comes The Night - Beach Boys - LA ( the light album ) 1979 wmv

Luxyaltz219 -
When I heard this in a disco I didn't know who it was until I heard Carl's vocal and remember thinking ''wow ,that's 100% Beach Boys harmonies , it's different but the Beach Boys are back ''.
Here Comes the Night" is a song written by Brian Wilson and Mike Love for the American rock band The Beach Boys. It was originally released on their 1967 album, Wild Honey. In 1979, the song was re-recorded and released on their 1979 album, L.A. (Light Album), as a disco song lasting nearly eleven minutes.
The newer version of the song is over eight minutes longer than the original song. There are four edits of this disco version. The first edit appears on the L.A. (Light Album), while the second edit was released on a 12" single release (Caribou/Brother/CBS 2Z8-9028). The third edit was the B-side of the 12" single, which is a slightly shorter instrumental (backing track) version of the song. The fourth and final version of the song is found on the 7" single release (Caribou/Brother/CBS ZS8 9026).

[@1populist]

It kind of works as a disco song. Carl's voice has saved their asses more than once.

[@luxyaltz219]

Yes , it has Carls stamp all over it and as discos songs circa 1979 go , an overall great production to in my opinion .

[@CSICyn]

+Andy L ... Indeed he DID!!!!

[@julesakers3051]

True words! And not just his voice. With Brian not well, Dennis hurting his hand, and Bruce absent, he took over the reigns for Holland and the Carl & the Passions albums, got some new personnel, some stylistic changes and those records are damn good. But I agree, top voice.

[@timford3599]

@@julesakers3051 Nice insight Jules! I'm always heartened by how loyal and articulately well spoken true blue Beach Boys life long fans are.

[@joshgellis3292]

Kinda?! It’s a stunning example of great DISCO!😎

[@retailnut1]

Carl did such an incredible job. No one could duplicate that! Miss him.

[@gabealvaro1218]

Growing up in Sacramento, my parents had a great record collection full of 60s and 70s soul, classic rock, singer songwriter and disco records. My dad was a gear head Beach Boys fan who loved cars, good music, and dancing and had seen The Beach Boys a couple of times at Memorial Auditorium. He rolled right into the 70s with Disco. So I got to hear all this music on a very loud stereo component system. I was 8 years old when my dad brought home the LA Light Album. I don’t recall him playing many of the other songs but he played this one A LOT and he loved it LOUD. Of course being a kid in the 70s, I loved Star Wars and anything to do with space. That extended to music. I remember thinking that in addition to sounding groovy, it also sounded very futuristic to my young ears. I’m happy to say that, though dated, it still sounds that way to me now. Long live disco!

[@DiscoMatty79]

I'm so jealous of you. Even though you were only 8 in 1979, you still got to experience that year.

[@speedermatt100]

It sounds like this would be perfect in a CHiP"s episode during a highway pursuit scene.

[@samuelmorado70]

Yeah It does.

[@johndoyle2429]

The beachboys could could have this Song, on the Soundtrack to Saturday night fever.

[@TheDeev]

As soon as it hit the 2:00 mark, I immediately though of CHiPs. I fully agree with you.

[@derekbeauchamp2409]

Matthew Hummelman , I bought 2 boxsets off Chips , they were on tv about 36 years ago. That’s how long we have been married, in 1983

[@pooky1959]

😂😂😂

[@AccurateCrabLegs]

I play this every evening sometime between 6 and 7 to get ready for the night ahead.

[@plankwa]

Yooo I just got the vinyl and this seems like a great idea lmao

[@rejectionisprotection4448]

Okay Tony.

[@icespittingfire]

Every evening? No matter what you're doing? I'm going to try this.

[@AprilShowers1955]

Carl gives disco his best! Enjoy his voice and what he does for this style of music. 😊❤

[@carolynzaremba5469]

This is eleven minutes of "go nuts". The more I listen, the more parts I hear going on in the background, changing rapidly. Amazing work. Yeoew.

[@gabealvaro1218]

Yeah. It’s frickin bananas!

[@rorybrow1603]

in 79 I was young and free,i went to my 1st disco and that was the first song they played,the very next day I went and bought the album,very beautiful memories for me to think back to that entire night!!

[@luxyaltz219]

Lovely memory Rory

[@sheilamitchell2215]

I first heard this in a nightclub in Aberdeen called Fusion... I profess I'd never heard it before but I absolutely loved it. The DJ was a guy called Mike Cook very good looking man who had great taste in music. This song appeared on his set and it went down a storm. Strange to relate I remember him playing this wearing denim duangerees and looking good in them. Any other bloke would have had his sexuality questioned.. this was the 70s remember... Always a good nights dancing when he played and the dancefloor was packed. Great carefree happy times and I wish life would go back to being the way it was then. Miss the disco era so much....

[@keithnorris8982]

@@sheilamitchell2215 Hey Sheila, Yes, disco was a fun time. I always said... "The women looked like women and the guys looked like John Travolta" :-) Damned, I had a great time! -keith

[@sheilamitchell2215]

@@keithnorris8982 well they were great times much simpler happier and better times all told and that's not me putting on my rose tinted spectacles either. We were so lucky to have lived in such an exciting era and enjoy such a vast variety of musical types and genres. Xxxx

[@andyjones5120]

@@sheilamitchell2215 hey Sheila,how right you are…fantastic times 👍I remember a girl called Wendy and we fancied each other and this tune takes me back to her and the massive excitement waiting for the disco to start in the evening and hoping I MIGHT get a slow dance after boogying to this and other great tunes all evening on the sunny Isle of Wight….no swiping left or right or dating apps etc just 2 people’s eyes across a dance floor!!!magic times🤗

[@peterregter1208]

1979 dancing time. Super disco song

[@Khatouche]

If something's worth doing...it's worth overdoing. This is an eleven minute masterpiece...

[@luxyaltz219]

Danke !!!!

[@genem3681]

Jeff Dobermann And if you could dance to this whole song you were in serious shape.

[@carolynzaremba5469]

@@genem3681 When I was young, I could. Today they'd have to carry me out on a stretcher!

[@brianball1399]

First time I ever heard this was on my Pan Am flight to San Francisco at the tender age of 18. It has stuck with me ever since. Found this on CD as I was just leaving holiday in Spain, get in. 👍

[@samuelmorado70]

The harmonizing at 8:18 is awesome and never gets old

[@LazerJass]

At 9:42 all particles in my body collides creating a little big bang!

[@gabealvaro8938]

@@LazerJass Indeed. Makes the hair on my arms stand up.

[@RonWylie-gk5lc]

was {and still am} a Northern Sould dancer { a soul dance craze that never went away and even though it started in the UK, it is world wide now and asian people love it lol} and this just blew me away, I know people say it's a sellout but I dont agree, it's a ultra quality piece of work and stands on it's own, the harmonies are great and if you dont move when listening to this your already dead lol. Brian Wilson can bring any emotion to the table

[@luxyaltz219]

:)

[@sheilahrenaud7399]

Carl’s voice is amazing!

[@jenniferfelan694]

This version is a real disco banger and is one of my favorite cardio workout jams. Thank you for posting this.

[@spokanetomcat1]

I was in the USAF stationed in Bremerhaven W.Germany when this album came out in 1979. I saw it and had to buy it since I was from Huntington Beach Calif. When I heard this sound, the song, I said to myself they sold out to the disco craze. As I heard it more, the bands harmonies popped right out. This was the best last song in the 70's for the group. Yes I still have this on vinyl in my collection.

[@paladin1726]

Salute to Surf City, USA!

[@spokanetomcat1]

@@paladin1726 Thank you.

[@stevefranklin8052]

You have to hear this song cranked up on a very good stereo. It rocks. When this song was on the radio, I had just bought my 1st brand new car. I was 20. I immediately had an expensive stereo installed. I remember driving down the freeways of LA at night, windows down, T tops off. with this song cranked up feeling like a million bucks. Ahh youth. The rest of the album was decent. But it was this song that would get you going into traffic ticket territory!!

[@genem3681]

Was doin the same in Chicago with a seriously modified Pinto Rallye.

[@MichaeldeFilippi]

such a good story! thanks!

[@novaqne]

this is literally so good don’t get why people hate this

[@shaaaznable]

imho i think part of it is track length, i love long songs (im a prog listener so its kind of a requirement) but i do feel like 11 minutes is too long for this track. it honestly just feels bloated, especially compared to how short the original version is. the point is made in about half the time it takes to get through the song. think there would be a little less hate if the 4 minute edit was the standard version of the song i dont dislike disco, not in the slightest. i will admit though that i think a different genre wouldve worked better for a here comes the night remake. i can easily imagine a power pop version of the song working well considering the length of the original and the punchiness of that chorus. wont completely knock the song though as i think carls voice is very fitting on this version, and i do like some of what the synthesizers are doing :] Im Also Incredibly Biased Towards Brian . Make Of That What You Will

[@InflatablePlane]

Something i would've never expected from The Beach Boys is a disco song, but they took it and ran with it and I gotta say it works surprisingly well :)

[@martinparfrey4145]

This was nothing like a Beach Boys song but they totally cracked it. There was no limit to their talents & the Light Album was yet another triumph. Brian Wilson is a musical genius & he had amazing musicians around him. Beach Boys forever!

[@joevitanza6215]

Such a fabulous song by The Beach Boys. Should have done much better on the pop charts.

[@neilpiper9889]

Brian Wilson's masterpiece.

[@terrypussypower]

@@neilpiper9889 Well, one of them at least!!

[@bobdavis4848]

@@terrypussypower I happen to love this fun, then-trendy Beach Boys disco thang...but certainly it is far from Brian's only masterpiece! Brian had less to do with this than many other Beach Boys songs.

[@curls69]

First time I heard this back in 1979 I was stunned. Fantastic song. Wish they did another.

[@Gustav1353]

I bought this album as soon as it came out, before I ever heard the songs. This was a great album. I used to drink beer, smoke pot and take mushrooms and listen to " Here comes the night ". Two or three times in a row. What a lot of fun.

[@luxyaltz219]

Absolutely , Carl was the glue that held the BB together and his great vocal shows that here to .

[@icespittingfire]

Curt Boettcher did a great job on this. Whether it was a job that was worth doing is another matter. An inspired choice of song, at least, and I'd love to know who suggested it.

[@trfesok]

Bruce, who co-produced it.

[@randypotter204]

Probably their record company. There was a lot of pressure on conventional artists to produce a "disco hit" in those days.

[@keithnorris8982]

Whenever I need a boost I replay this Yutube clip. I'm old enough to have grown up with both Original Beach Boy music and also had my good times in the disco too. The Dejay at a disco I went to always started the evening with this cut. "I had the best of both worlds." The Photos of L.A. back in those days make me sad for what a crap hole LA has become today... Truly, "Those were the days!" I'm a lucky man:-)

[@paulroseen4394]

Production …vocals…everything great…lotta fun!

[@gerstraten1378]

The first time I heard this song I was captured by the complexity. But after all I can`t get it out of my head

[@jocknarn3225]

Bought the album ... just for THIS version of their Wild Honey track ... updated totally cool!

[@funktron4]

I like it----they were treated like pariahs for "going disco" at a time when music fans were starting to turn against disco, but this is well done. As this was flopping, they rushed "Good Timin'" to be the second single from this album----much more traditional Beach Boys arrangement and one of their strongest songs.

[@GoodGamer3000]

I wouldn't put Good Timin' anywhere near their top 100 best songs.

[@leonardchandler7405]

I remember hearing this on the radio back in the day,i bought the disco L.P.i play the hell of hit

[@ballsack1939]

I brought it too just for this song

[@davidnorman4923]

Perfect sounds on a hot summer's day/night! Its disco time! Lol!

[@fartsfarts8831]

Lol

[@carlrudd1858]

I won't bore you. THIS IS GREAT.

[@Allan-kl2fc]

Amazing 👏🏼 beautiful thank you all making this lovely sound 😊

[@midnightlife]

Bring back so many memories ❤❤❤

[@lovebetterthanwar484]

On the tape that I recorded laying long side in Long Beach in 1979 the radio station that broadcasted it had a great DJ. He ( or she ) had taken down the the speed "a notch" taking away the somewhat "hysterical" sound and feeling of this song.REALLY GREAT ! Most of us back then didn`t have a pitch control and also the promotional 45rpm single that they broadcasted had a much longer alto saxophone solo than You hear here. I don't know why it has been cut shorter on this recording. Can somebody please upload the the full length promotional 45rpm single so we can here the whole sax solo ! Paradise express the trip You got to take ALL the way !!....

[@gabealvaro8938]

Somebody has: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l33KhoiaaKd3qZY I didn't even know this existed!

[@carolynzaremba5469]

I love this piece! I'm a dancing fool!

[@aaronmedrano4319]

It’s only a sell out if it’s not good... this is great 👍🏻

[@stevebirks2186]

This is fantastic - A masterpiece ! - I read somewhere the the Boys had a few disco songs ready for recording ? - but when steve dahl was happily murdering disco - for losing his job (allegedly) @ Comisky park stadium - all these ready to record songs went in the trash can ? - I would love (as many would) - love to know what these songs were - if only someone had picked them back out of the trash - If they were have as good as here comes the night - they wood still be great !

[@stevebirks2186]

Would

[@mikeparcej839]

For me, their best ever. Fantastic song.

[@bixy72]

Unreal, classic mix of originial brilliance & exceptional DJ skills...

[@samuelmorado70]

I love the harmonizing towards the end

[@bgbstrm2352]

Gives me the chills... 👍

[@walboyfredo6025]

A great song to drive to just after sunset......

[@gianca60]

1979 was a great year for Disco.

[@darwinblinks]

Love both the modest original on Wild Honey and this disco epic version.

[@UtahPaul]

I like this song.

[@luxyaltz219]

Thumbs up

[@susanerikson9150]

Really ambivalent about this track except for Carl's vocal, which is killer

[@happyittlekittenz]

This is amazing

[@banbrotam]

My favourite track of theirs. Don't understand why some. of the band had such a problem with it. It succeeded in introducing the band to new set of fans.

[@luxyaltz219]

Yep, the vocals has the BB ' feel good ' signature all over it and disco aside it's that ( with a lil bit of 1979 technology ) what makes it work .

[@11froglegs]

I like it!! this is great for running or long walks outside.

[@gregormann7]

Utterly INSANE! Blows my mind. (I love and prefer the original version, but this one staggers the imagination).

[@briancox144]

A true masterpiece

[@carolynzaremba5469]

Wow! I never heard this back in the day. Mad disco with overtones of Manhattan Transfer and Frank Zappa. What fun discovering something I missed in 1979!

[@terrypussypower]

Love the Beach Boys, this song and I’m an FZ fanatic. But I’m struggling to hear any Zappa in here, I must admit! Maybe from around the Sheik Yerbouti era…but even then…

[@Allan-kl2fc]

Carol one of best it up there it so beautiful 😊

[@thatwilldonicely1314]

amazing! a sweet little song turned into a symphonic disco epic

[@ricky140990]

This is easily my favourite Beach Boys song!!!

[@SamsTube716]

I'm sorry I'm all about subjective this and that but.... what?

[@terrypussypower]

This is the favourite Beach Boys song of people who don't like the Beach Boys!

[@luxyaltz219]

It does go there in a strange sort of Beach Boys way

[@televisedpork7993]

Please tell me you mean the Wild Honey version

[@aaronmedrano4319]

TelevisedPork he means this song was released on their 1967 album wild honey but was not released as a single and was not a disco song considering it wasn’t invented yet

[@trfesok]

I was hoping for a prog-rock epic when I saw the 11 minute running time on the record label..I heard an interview w/ Mike Love at the time saying the vocals were recorded live, straight through -- in other words, for example, they didn't reuse the backing vocals on the 1st verse for the next one, etc. In my "BB's 77-80" playlist with the "Wild Honey" version.

[@therollingbeachfloyd645]

The Disco Boys

[@dchan520]

L.A the city of angels

[@luxyaltz219]

The city of lights to

[@lar7905]

Long tme Beach Boys fan here. When I heard this version my ears were in music heaven . The Beach Boys have covered all genres of pop music. The vocals on this song song are magnificent. Having said this Beach Boys prists trashed this song. I don't know why. I heard terms like over produced , which I don't understand . Any wa ...great to see a different generation of reviewers appreciate this song and Carl's ability.

[@gabealvaro1218]

Same, but I was 8 years old when I first heard this. Too young to be a purist of anything except pure love for this song!

[@CSICyn]

I first met Carl and became close friends with him back in 1976. I first heard this song in 1980 (The L.A. Light LP was not yet released, but it was going to be released within the next few months.) I went with Carl's long-time FRIEND/employee Elliott to a house in Malibu that Carl and Elliott were leasing, as Carl and Annie had divorced in 1980. When Elliott and I arrived at the Malibu house, Carl was there, he had the stereo on and told me about a new song called, "Hear Comes the Night" which was the only disco song The BB's ever recorded. He asked me to listen to it and wanted to know what I thought of it. When I heard the song, my mouth dropped and I thought, "WTF is this?" It certainly wasn't like ANY other Beach Boys song I had ever heard, that's for sure! Personally, I didn't like the song, although it did have a catchy beat and that's exactly what I told Carl. If it wasn't for Carl's amazing voice (rockin' out) and bits of beautiful harmony in the song, I would hate the song, sorry. The LP DOES have some great songs on it. If you have the chance buy the CD because The BBs' will never write another song like this ever again. CHEERS!

[@mudgem3742]

and I was there too! lol poser.

[@CSICyn]

Mudge Mudgee, I really hope your comment was not an attack on me or meant to be nasty. If so, it was totally uncalled for. I have never lied when posting ANY comments here on You Tube or anywhere else for that matter. Cheers.

[@luxyaltz219]

CSICyn Carls voice does save this song at a period when the BB needed saving and the LP does have some great songs on it , I did buy the cd to . Thank you and god bless x

[@genem3681]

+CSICyn The Light Album really didn't get its due. Had a lot of great songs on it and EVERYONE had a Disco song out by 79. Fact is if you could dance to this entire version you had to be in serious shape. Got the CD and the original LP.

[@CSICyn]

+Gene M I didn't hate the song, it just came as quite a shock when Carl played it for me. I never heard it played at any of the clubs I went to. Like you, I have the original LP and also have the DC. LOVE the LP cover! Cheers!

[@luxyaltz219]

also ...It's that kick ass bass and high falsetto which does it for me every time

[@joshgellis3292]

I have just found this, the style changes is like when you notice someone you love turns on to the sight of you! wholey... fuck...

[@Mauricio-zk2ji]

Great!!

[@johndoyle2429]

Beachboys could have had this on soundtrack to Saturday night fever.

[@joshgellis3292]

Maybe as a quickly made sequel later into the 70’s or a new Disco movie not totally unlike ‘54’!😎

[@luxyaltz219]

Absolutely retailnut 1 ...miss him loads to .

[@lindabattaglia8526]

Carl was the best

[@AudioFileZ]

I bought the 7" single of this song because judged by the disco sludge of the time this was actually good...at least when edited I thought. I mean The Stones had Miss You and The Kinks had Superman so why not? It deserved better sales and reception I firmly believe as it's a great fast disco beat with the unparalleled vocalizations of Carl and who knows who else.

[@nextup6074]

The commercial stuff played on the radio was indeed "sludge". But the disco music played in the clubs until 5am was a different thing altogether, and 79 was a high point. This song belongs in the first category. It's made for suburban middle class whites who can't dance. It's like tearing through a box of cheap chocolates without coming up for air. Try this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKiWhJt9Yreem6M

[@ccalccol]

entered Billboard March 3, 1979 .. reached #44

[@fartsfarts8831]

no it didn't smh

[@trfesok]

@@fartsfarts8831 Yes, it did

[@johnsain]

I listened to radio religiously at that time and never heard this until now......I don't think many stations wanted any part of this.

[@kako1023]

Brian pulls it off again, flowing with the time. Here Comes The Night as apposed to here comes the sun.

[@brendavansickler8413]

💕 love

[@maryseacole58]

A great rendition of The Beach Boys doing disco...

[@luxyaltz219]

A-1 gregormann7 ...it would be to easy for some to stick this into the genre of Disco but I think the BB were experimenting with something special here ,the combination of studio wizardry with the vocals , high falsettos ( especially Carl's ) the pounding bass drum and humming throb of the bass guitar makes this unique mix INSANE and mind blowing .It also has that spirtiual feel about it which also comes from the LA album as a whole .

[@lovebetterthanwar484]

This a WONDER TUNE ! Slow it down with a pitch control and FIND IT OUT !

[@nervo6321]

Everyone slags this version off....I like it...

[@gregoryhiggins7585]

Another dynamite Beach Boys Disco remake, following on from Bruce Johnston's 'Pipeline', which really zaps through the changes in this full-length version. The opulent symphony-orchestral production does overwhelm the song somewhat though, while the shorter 7" edit would have better suited the 'L.A. Light Album'. What the Boys really needed in 1979 was a strong original ala their 60s contemporaries The Rolling Stones / Bee Gees / Barbra Streisand / Cher / Diana Ross.

[@xr4ti548]

This song oddly fits well into a Disco rendition, but probably only BB song that really could.

[@MichaeldeFilippi]

what was it like hearing this in a disco for the first time and realizing it was the beach boys!?!??

[@geraldfields1857]

I knew it rite away. Loved the rock version when first it came out I think in 1967.

[@resilvina]

I love the original and although I don't like disco this version is quite good.

[@WildBuster]

Long time not hearing this. Not bad but, IMO if Beach Boys wanted to play disco they should have done an entire album of it, like Queen did. Because I think Brian may have done it simple and fast, thus it could have been released between Light Album and Keeping the Summer Alive. Maybe that would've sold kinda well and Dennis maybe wouldn't have been so depresssed, thus not falling in booze addiction and not dying early...

[@richardosullivan8102]

The Light Album is a very good album, but struggled with the very start of Good Timin' as it comes in quite harsh then mellows, likewise with the steady beat with Here Comes The Night is a bit harsh if you get passed the beat which should be lower in the mix there is so much good stuff happening. I really love the album which deserves more credit.

[@tonywilkins1236]

This is BB trying to be the style of the Beegees......doing a pretty good job of it too.....but the Beegees were prolific at the time....Beach Boys had no way of "catching up" the Beegees.....hats off the BB in giving it a go with an existing song

[@rustykilt]

the LA LIGHT album is one of my favourites, but I felt somewhat disappointed when listening to this version, probably because Disco was not my scene.... but now I see it as a stand alone creation and have to admit I enjoy it. Like many other comments here, The Boys were not afraid to step outside the square....although mike love would probably have been having heart failure....he liked the more traditional BB sound. Angel Come Home..now that USA great tune...

[@bobdavis4848]

It was Dennis (and his fans) who was against the Beach Boys doing disco, not Mike. I always loved this version and "Good Timing'" and disco was always my scene.

[@surfinintheunderground]

Curt Boettcher

[@ronkeast3100]

And the first time I heard good vibrations I wondered what the hell. and I've been a beach boy fan for life since 1963, so what the hell is this, Beach boys ??? L.O.L. It's great it's ok. RockinRonny

[@trfesok]

The vocals are really the only redeeming factor of the song. But you really had to be there to realize how much white male rock fans HATED disco. I remember going up to play the 45 on my college Rathskeller's jukebox -- and then some guy went up and KICKED the jukebox!!

[@genem3681]

Only idiots who couldn't dance hated disco. Their loss.

[@carolynzaremba5469]

@@genem3681 I agree wholeheartedly.

[@bobdavis4848]

I am a white male who loved and love both rock and disco. Some people never stop acting like people such as me do not exist.

[@trfesok]

@@bobdavis4848 Well, there wasn't much overlap. If you drew a Venn diagram of the fans, the shared section would be pretty empty. Disco is actually more tolerable these days, when it's no longer oversaturating everything. At least, the people making it were actually musically talented. I can listen to it more now -- as opposed to some of the hip hop my 15 year old likes!

[@bobdavis4848]

@@trfesok I think the fact that those who loved both rock and disco a lot were comparatively rare is all the more reason why those who do shouldn't be made to feel like there are none others like that at all. I think "empty" is an absolute term word, like "unique" or "pregnant," which can't grammatically be qualified with words like "pretty" or "kind of" or "really"...either something is empty, unique etc. or something is not. The fact that I exist, and the writer of a 1979-ish letter I remember from Rolling Stone magazine from someone who also loved both rock and disco, means "empty" didn't apply. I do think a lot of musicians were jumping on the disco bandwagon in 1978 but I don't think in terms of oversaturation, as people always had the choice to listen to it or not. Yes I think the nature of the song structures, the strings and bass and sometimes concept albums of disco, took talent. The hop hop I like best is from the 80s and some 90s; not so much current type. I hope I didn't sound argumentative there. I appreciate your fair thoughts.

[@yvonnestaub3834]

Wow!!!

[@icespittingfire]

which other BB songs would 'work' with disco re-interpretations? i'll kick things off with a nomination for 'this whole world'.

[@NOWtheband]

One of their best (except the insipid sax). Better than the '67 version! :-)

[@rejectionisprotection4448]

I remember when this came out; I thought it was ELO.

[@danieltrickey9285]

the Bee Gees "Saturday Night Fever" was so big that even the Beach Boys stole that sound.

[@punkyseal]

The Beach Boys go disco and sound better than they ever did!

[@DaddyGamerOz]

That's reaching

[@tejedadude]

This is the only beach boys I like

[@fartsfarts8831]

me too

[@enesnok]

if you wanna listen the REAL version, listen this: Here Comes The Night - Wild Honey 2017 remaster

[@luxyaltz219]

A-1 David .

[@stephenjohn4837]

When they released this Disco was on the decline. It sounded dated even back then.

[@rushnerd]

What the hell, man.

[@fartsfarts8831]

ikr it's so good

[@ivanmay7890]

Who told the Beach Boys it was a good idea to make a disco song

[@bobdavis4848]

Someone smart!

[@stephanearthaud8308]

9a ressemble un peu à supertramp, je trouve. Surtout la première version. Et à Strarsky, Huggy et Hutch, pas le générique, mais les séquences d'Huggy.

[@patermtube]

A phenonemon. This version is better than original.

[@luxyaltz219]

Absolutely ... Carls soaring voice makes this good potential good song a great one

[@jenniferfelan694]

patermtube I totally agree. This version rocks!

[@johnsain]

No no no no no

[@carolynzaremba5469]

Yes yes yes yes yes

[@bobdavis4848]

Yes yes yes yes yes

[@jmua8450]

Death before disco

[@fartsfarts8831]

that's my favoritttte public image ltd song

[@bobdavis4848]

Disco before death

[@LazerJass]

@@bobdavis4848 Bob's got it right!

[@bobdavis4848]

@@LazerJass Thanks, yes, we all must, at least once in our lives, dance and delight in disco. ;-)