DO YOU REMEMBER
MAMA, WHEN I KNOCKED
UPON YOUR DOOR
I SAID, YOU HAD THE NERVE
TO TELL ME
YOU DIDN'T WANT ME NO MORE
60's-70's (Classic Rock) / Late 70's -80's (Metal/Hard Rock)/ 50's -60's (Oldies)
DO YOU REMEMBER
MAMA, WHEN I KNOCKED
UPON YOUR DOOR
I SAID, YOU HAD THE NERVE
TO TELL ME
YOU DIDN'T WANT ME NO MORE
ALL ALONE IN THIS WORLD AM I
NOT A CARE FOR THIS WORLD HAVE I
ONLY YOU KEEP MY EYES
OPEN WIDE
YES, IT'S TRUE
I LIVE FOR YOU
(June 20, 1942 – June 11, 2025)
R.I.P.
Endless Summer
is a compilation album
by the
American Rock band
released on
June 24, 1974.
A collection of hits
from the band's
1962–65 period,
Endless Summer
was compiled by
their old label,
Capitol Records,
following the success
of the film
American Graffiti,
in which several songs
were featured.
It revitalized the
band's popularity
after years of
lukewarm sales,
but also inspired
nostalgia for
the Beach Boys'
early surfing and
hot rod-themed music,
repositioning the group
as an oldies act.
Four months
after its release,
the album
reached number 1
in the
United States
and Canada.
It was
the group's
second
chart-topping album
in the US
and returned them
to a level of
commercial success
they had not
experienced since
the mid-1960s.
The compilation spent
155 weeks
on the
Billboard
albums chart
and was certified
3× platinum by
the RIAA
for shipping over
three million copies.
Capitol released a
second themed compilation
in 1975 titled
Spirit of America,
TRACKLIST

BRANDY, YOU'RE A FINE GIRL
(YOU'RE A FINE GIRL)
WHAT A GOOD WIFE YOU WOULD BE
(SUCH A FINE GIRL)
BUT MY LIFE,
MY LOVE,
AND MY LADY
IS THE SEA
BOUGHT A BEAT UP SIX STRING
IN A SECOND HAND STORE
DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO PLAY IT
BUT HE KNEW FOR SURE
THAT ONE GUITAR
FELT GOOD IN HIS HANDS