Al Jardine on His Beach Boys Reunion Show, Mike Love’s Health: ‘I’m Speechless’ - Rolling Stone
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When Al Jardine phones up Rolling Stone, it’s a little over 12 hours since he got offstage at his surprise reunion concert with former Beach Boys bandmates Bruce Johnston and David Marks at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts in Cerritos, California. It was an incredible night of music that also featured unannounced appearances from Carnie Wilson, Marilyn Wilson, and Jan and Dean’s Dean Torrence. Jardine calls us shortly before boarding a flight, and continues the conversation once he takes his seat and awaits takeoff.
There’s much to discuss. The Cerritos show marked Jardine’s first time sharing the stage with Johnston in well over a decade, the live debut of the 1979 Beach Boys deep cut “It’s a Beautiful Day,” a rare opportunity for fans to see Marks play classics like “Surfin’ Safari” and “Little Deuce Coupe” that he recorded as a teenager in the early 1960s, and only the second time that Marilyn Wilson has performed the Beach Boys Love You favorite “Let’s Put Our Hearts Together” since laying down the original vocal in 1977.
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