I discovered the history of one of the most important North American bands, which crossed several generations and left an immense number of hits.
Disney+ is establishing itself as our favorite platform, especially for lovers of good music. In recent weeks, he has released documentaries on two legendary bands: “Let It Be” of The Beatlesavailable for the first time in 50 years, and “Thank You, Goodnight” of Bon Joviwhich chronicles his transition from stardom to indifference.
But now the time has come for one of the most fun, friendly and hit groups of the 60s and 70s: the beach Boyswhich also have a more than interesting history to know.
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What is “The Beach Boys: The Documentary”, a Disney+ film, about?
Unlike the Beatlesthese were five, and they came to conquer half the planet from the other side of the pond, specifically from California, the cradle of the surf sound. They are the beach boys, a pop-rock band that made all the youth of the 60s dance and still does so today with their catchy music, vocal harmonies and good atmosphere, creating songs that have become true anthems.
We refer to California Dreamin’, Wouldn’t It Be Nice, Surfin’ USA either God Only Knows, Paul McCartney’s favorite song, which has also regained popularity among young people thanks to its performance in the latest edition of Operación Triunfo, the famous musical program. Now, with this documentary directed by Frank Marshall (The Color Purple, The Sixth Sense) and Thom Zimny (El Boss), we will be able to learn a little better about the history of the group that revolutionized pop music, captivating past, present and, surely, also future fans.
Through unpublished images and interviews with Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, David Marks and Bruce Johnston, we will discover the modest and familiar beginnings of the group, which was always led by its vocalist and older brother, Brian Wilson. In addition, we will hear testimonies from the other two founders of the band: Carl and Dennis Wilsondied decades ago from lung cancer and drowning, respectively.
“The Beach Boys: the documentary” has a duration of 1 hour and 54 minutes and will reach the catalog of Disney+ next Friday, May 24, just in time for you to enjoy it during the weekend. Additionally, the official soundtrack will also be available for streaming and download starting that same day, via Capitol/Universal Music Enterprises.
Trailer for “The Beach Boys: The Documentary”, Disney+ film
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