Today in Entertainment History, Dec. 7
On Dec. 7, 1962, bassist Bill Wyman auditioned for the Rolling Stones. He played his first gig with the band the following week.
Channels.netscape.com | Dec 7, 2004
Grin and Bear It
Smile was meant to be The One. Conceived as the follow-up to the Beach Boys' groundbreaking 1966 Pet Sounds album, it was intended as the band's masterpiece, as well as writer-producer-arranger Brian Wilson's ...
Prospect.org | Oct 25, 2004
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Wilson Phillips mounts comeback
Wilson Phillips hits the 'Highway'By Elysa Gardner, USA TODAY After more than a decade away from the recording studio, second-generation pop supergroup Wilson Phillips is re-exploring its roots.
USA Today | Jan 9, 2004
 Pop-rock runs in the family
Sunshine burns the skin and torches the lawn on "Water Ban," a tune from the Pernice Brothers' third release, "Yours, Mine & Ours." Like intense sun rays, the group's searing, guitar-driven pop has ...
The Register-Guard | Dec 6, 2003
Discography: Lost Smile Sessions (1966), "Sweet Insanity" Outtakes (1994), Come Back, Brian! (1994), Wilson Project Sessions (1994), I Just Wasn't Made for These Times (1995), Night Time (1996), Wiltern Theater (1999), Brian Wilson Live at the Roxy Theatre (2002), Carls Benefit Concert (2002), Dumb Angel (2002), Live at the Roxy Theatre (2002), Pet Sounds Live (2002), Bristol (2003), Gettin' in Over My Head (2004)
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