Every song from 'Pet Sounds' is a masterpiece in its own way, but Brian Wilson believes he achieved his finest work with one song. Read more here.

One of the most acclaimed pop albums of all time, some within The Beach Boys felt 1966's 'Pet Sounds lacked a crucial song on ...

Exploring the decades-old feud which marred the career of The Beach Boys, resulting largely from disagreements between songwriter Brian Wilson and Mike Love.

James Bond themes are almost as iconic as the films themselves, and back in 1966 The Beach Boys' Brian Wilson tried his own ...

There are a number of factors that contributed to The Beatles' success and legacy, but one of the biggest is the influence of 'Pet Sounds'.

Thanks to its run of enduring hit singles during the ’60s and early ’70s, the Beach Boys is the best-selling American band of ...

While 'Smile' is often remembered as The Beach Boys' most famous unfinished masterpiece, 1977 saw Brian Wilson have another gem of an album thrown in the bin.

Contrary to the band's music, The Beach Boys often didn't work together in perfect harmony, as there was a bitter feud which lied at the heart of the band.

Chris says they “fixated on footage of Al Jardine, Brian Wilson, and Bruce Johnston singing on a Pet Sounds Beach Boys session and restaged it for the video, with Jason playing all the parts ...

As an exceptional vocalist, Linda Ronstadt has always been able to pick out the most sumptuous melodies. This song happens to be her favourite.