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Song Title	Recording Dates	Notes
Ace	Late 1979	Written by Carl Wilson and Randy Bachman, probably for Keepin' The Summer Alive
Air	mid-1966	Brian on piano. As far as anyone can tell for sure, this hasn't surfaced yet.
All For The Love Of A Girl	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian Wilson; performed by Fred Vail.
All I Have To Do Is Dream	1989	Performed "unplugged" by the Beach Boys on their 1989 variety show Endless Summer.
America, I Know You	August 22, 1969	Poem written and recorded by Steve Kalinich, coproduced by Kalinich and Brian Wilson. From Kalinich's unreleased Brother Records album A World of Peace Must Come.
Awake	circa 1970	A solo demo by Brian has appeared on bootlegs, having totally different lyrics than that those used in Spring's version.
Baa Baa Black Sheep
Baby, I'm A Changed Man	November 1978	Mike Love solo, from Country Love.
Back Home	December 1963	Early version; bootlegged on Landylocked
Back In The USSR	'80's	The Beach Boys performed this Beatles classic in concert often in the '80's. Bootlegs exist with Beach Boys concert versions.
Barnyard	circa 1966, 1967	An unreleased Smile-era track. Versions without lead vocals have surfaced on bootlegs, and the "Heroes And Villains" "demo" on Endless Harmony has Brian singing a bit of the "Barnyard" track. In the 1994 flick I Just Wasn't Made For These Times, Brian sang a line mentioning "barnyard Billy" to illustrate a point he was making about the recording of Smile.
Barnyard Blues	Late 1975, June 1977	Dennis solo
Baseball		see "It's Trying To Say"
Basketball Rock	Summer 1978	Instrumental composed by Brian
Battle Hymn Of The Republic	November 5, 1974	Mike Love on lead vocals
Beatrice From Baltimore	circa December 1971	Written by Brian Wilson and Tandyn Almer, this is the original version of "You Need A Mess Of Help To Stand Alone." A recording with these original pre-Jack Rieley lyrics has yet to surface.
Behold The Night	mid-1971	Co-written by Dennis Wilson and Daryl Dragon, this recording hasn't appeared anywhere yet.
Be My Baby	Multiple versions	There are at least two versions by the Beach Boys. One version is listed in Surf's Up! as recorded in July 1980 with Mike on lead vocal. This version has been bootlegged and might actually be from closer to 1976. The other version by the Beach Boys was performed "unplugged" on their 1989 variety show Endless Summer, with Brian and Mike sharing lead vocals. There might be a third version, recorded in 1965 during the Party! sessions, but it hasn't materialized on bootlegs.
Bermuda Shorts	1989	The Beach Boys performed a quick "unplugged" version of this doo-wop song on their 1989 variety show Endless Summer.
Beth on the Mesa	November 1978	Mike Love solo, from Country Love.
Bethany Ann	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian; performed by Fred Vail
The Big Beat		Little, if anything, is known about this Brian Wilson composition.
Big Sur [alternate version]	Early 1969	The original 4/4-time version of this Holland "California Saga" track is on several bootlegs. A cover of this version is on the fan tribute Net Sounds 2.
Bill Sounds That Way	some time between 1983 and 1992	This song is mentioned in the controversial book Wouldn't It Be Nice. Brian allegedly wrote a song with this title, inspired by a marriage counselor named Bill Flaxman.
Black Man In Georgia	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian; performed by Fred Vail
Black Widow	circa mid-'80's to 1992	Unreleased Brian solo; demo has surfaced on bootlegs.
Blowin' In The Wind	late 1965	An unreleased Bob Dylan song, sung by Al Jardine, from the Beach Boys' Party! sessions.
Bo Diddley's Cadillac	1975	Performed by Elton John. Not much else is known about this track.
Bobby Left Me	January 1964	Sharon Marie may be the performer on this still-missing Brian Wilson composition.
Bonanza Theme	1981	Allegedly from the "cocaine" sessions with Brian and Dennis.
The Boogie's Back In Town	circa 1987	A performance of this Brian song from a 1987 Beach Boys concert is on the Invasion Unlimited In My Room bootleg.
Boys Will Be Boys	January 1964	Again, could possibly be performed by Sharon Marie; written by Brian.
Brand New Start	November 1978	Mike Love solo, from Country Love.
Brian	circa 1990-1991	Written by Brian and possibly Eugene Landy, this track is from Brian's unreleased Sweet Insanity album and appears on bootlegs of material from that era. The lyrics were published in the book Wouldn't It Be Nice: My Own Story.
Brian's Back	1976?	An alternate unreleased version of this song has been circulating on bootlegs for a while. This unfinished piece is missing lead vocals.
Bucks	July 1980	A Mike Love composition. The cut was recorded but unfinishd -- the lead vocal was never completed.
Buzz, Buzz, Buzz	circa 1984-1985	Performed in concert, lead vocal by Al Jardine, during the mid-80's.
Calendar Girl	Fall 1978	Has appeared on various bootlegs.
California Nights	Late 1979	Written by Carl Wilson and Randy Bachman, possibly for Keepin' The Summer Alive
Canyon Summer	May 1973	Unless this song has been bootlegged under an incorrect title, this Al Jardine track has never seen the light of day.
Carl And Gina	'80's	Brian wrote this song in honor of Carl and Gina Wilson. He performed it at their wedding.
Carl's Song	Fall 1975, June 1977	An unreleased Dennis solo recording.
Carnival	Early 1969	This old carousel favorite has appeared on numerous Landlocked-era bootlegs.
Carolina On My Mind	April 17, 1970	Intended for Fred Vail, who never recorded his vocal. Most likely produced by Brian.
Chain Reaction Of Love	circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs.
Change Partners	January 1976	Other than the date, nothing is known about this song, nor has it been found on tape.
Child, Adult and Parent	circa 1988	According to the book Wouldn't It Be Nice, this was an earlier version of "Rio Grande" that Lenny Waronker requested be rerecorded as a Western suite. However, according to Mark Linnett, who was present for the recording sessions for Brian's album, claims this is untrue and that the song was always going to be what "Rio Grande" is, from start to finish.
Child Is Father Of The Man	Mid-1966	Besides part of this tune being sung over the end of the 1971 version of "Surf's Up," several takes of the original Smile-era recording exist on just about every Smile bootleg ever.
Children Of The Night	July 1980	Another Mike Love composition existing on tape without a lead vocal.
Christine	Circa 1987	An early version of "Barbie," a song written and performed by Brian [and credited to the Beach Boys!] on a record included with Mattel's California Dream Barbie
Christmas Day	Fall 1977	A Brian Wilson/Mike Love composition.
Christmas Time	circa 1986	A track by Brian Wilson and Gary Usher. Available on bootlegs such as Vigotone's 21 Little Ones.
City Blues	1981	Allegedly from the "cocaine" sessions with Brian and Dennis.
Clangin'		All we know about this is that Brian wrote it.
Come All Ye Faithful	Fall 1977	Features the group on vocals.
Come To The Sunshine	Mid-October 1975	No details are known.
Companion	Summer 1978	This Dennis Wilson-Carly Munoz track is on numerous Bamboo bootlegs.
Concert Tonight	circa 1990-1991	A track from Brian's unreleased Sweet Insanity album.
Crack The Whip	Late 1966	Written and produced by Brian, performed by Jasper Dailey.
Da Doo Ron Ron	Summer 1979, October 1979	Versions were apparently recorded in 1979. A solo performance of this song from a charity concert Brian gave in May 1985 is available on the Invasion Unlimited bootleg In My Room.
Dallas	November 1978	Mike Love solo, from Country Love.
Dancing The Night Away	circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on one of several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs.
Darlin'	Mid-1967	Produced by Brian for Redwood (aka Three Dog Night)
Daybreak	November 1978	Mike Love solo, with Carl contributing a backing vocal. From First Love.
Deep Purple	Early 1977	Brian sings lead on this Nino Temple/April Stevens #1 hit from 1963 written by Mitchell Paris and Peter de Rose. Available on Adult Child bootlegs.
Desert Drive	Circa 1994-1996	Originally an instrumental that expands on the main riff from "Salt Lake City," this track is on the bootlegs of Brian's infamous "Andy Paley Sessions." This song has been performed on Brian Wilson solo concert tours with lyrics about a drive into Las Vegas.
Dr. Tom	March 12, 1973	This Al Jardine composition hasn't surfaced yet.
Don't Fight The Sea	July 1980	Produced by Brian.
Don't Hurt My Little Sister	Late 1964	Performed by Darlene Love, produced by Phil Spector, with Brian on piano.
Don't Let Her Know She's An Angel	circa 1990-1991	A song from Brian's unreleased Sweet Insanity album. At least three different versions have surfaced on bootlegs.
Don't Let Me Go	1975	Written by Carl and Mike.
Down Along The Coastline		see "Song Of The Whale"
Do You Have Any Regrets	circa 1990-1991	A song from Brian's unreleased Sweet Insanity album; available on bootlegs.
Duke of Earl	circa 1998-present	Mike Love and Bruce Johnston perform this song in concert.
Earthquake Time	June 1980	An Al Jardine song. Its whereabouts are unknown.
Elbow '63	circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on one of several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs.
The Elements	Mid-1966	Do I really need to get into this? The only part of "The Elements" that we know about for sure is "Fire." "Love To Say Da-Da" is most likely the "Water" segment (NOT "Cool, Cool Water," which is a remake of the tune from AFTER Smile was aborted). All we know about "Air" is that there was a piano piece. There are hints that "Vegetables" MIGHT be the "Earth" section.
11th Bar Blues		Recorded. No other info is available.
Even Steven	April 1968	Listed as an unreleased song in Surf's Up!, but actually a working title of "Busy Doin' Nothin'."
Everyone's In Love With You	November 1978	A countrified version recorded for Country Love.
Everybody Wants To Live	Early 1977	This is probably the "cigarette" song that Carnie talked about in the 1994 [yes, 1994!] documentary I Just Wasn't Made For These Times. Available on the Adult Child bootlegs.
Everything I Touch Turns Into Tears	November 1978	Mike Love solo, from Country Love.
Fire	November 1966	No matter what anybody tells you, there is no track called "Mrs. O'Leary's Cow." The actual title of the piece is "Fire," PERIOD. Brian simply mentioned the infamous cow once when explaining the idea behind the "Fire" piece, and someone misinterpreted it as the actual title. Available on every Smile bootleg ever made and was released, with a voice-over and played over the "Good Vibrations" promo film, in the Vestron video The Beach Boys: An American Band. This track also allegedly surfaced on the Rolling Stone web site recently.
First Love	November 1978	A Paul Fauerso composition recorded as the title track of an unreleased Mike Love solo album.
Foggy Mountain Breakdown		Arranged and sung by Al. No other information is available.
A Fool Such As I	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian; performed by Fred Vail
Frankie Avalon	circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on one of several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs.
Free Fall	1966-1967	Rumored to be the "Air" section of "The Elements." NOT true -- this title was made up by Lewis Shiner in his novel Glimpses.
Friday Night	November 1966	Not to be confused with the Pacific Ocean Blue track. This is how a Smile-era recording of the jazz-pop standard "I Wanna Be Around" was logged. According to a day-of-the-week calculation program I ran, it wasn't actually recorded on a Friday! Mistakenly titled "I'm In Great Shape" on a few of the more recent Smile bootlegs.
Funny Boy	December 1963	Not much is known about this recording. Possibly performed by the Honeys.
Game Of Love	Fall 1967	Recorded. No more information is available.
George Fell Into His French Horn	November 1966	Sometimes listed simply as "George Fell," this odd track is actually a vignette of various sound experiments from the "Surf's Up" backing track sessions. A bootlegger provided the title of this track.
Get A Chance With You	Early 1963	Written by Brian Wilson and Jan Berry, with Brian providing a backing vocal on this Jan and Dean recording. This is an early title for "Gonna Hustle You," which later became "The New Girl In School." Jan and Dean's "Gonna Hustle You" was eventually released under the billing of "The Legendary Masked Surfers," featuring new overdubs by various performers.
Gettin' In Over My Head	circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs.
Gimme Some Lovin'	Summer 1977	This recording -- featuring Brian on vocals and tack piano, Dennis on drums and Chuck Crane on lead guitar -- has been bootlegged.
Girls On The Beach	Spring 1964	According to Surf's Up!, an "alternate version" was recorded. I've seen no other references to this version.
Glow, Crescent, Glow	January 1976, November 1978	Mike Love solo, from First Love.
Go And Get That Girl	Fall 1977	Written by Ed Tuleja and Ron Altbach, this track, featuring Carl on lead vocal, has been bootlegged numerous times.
God Did It	circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on one of several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs.
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen	Fall 1977	Group vocal
Goin' Home	circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on one of several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs.
Goin' To The Beach	October 1979	A song written by Brian and Mike. Bootlegs exist of Mike singing this song in interviews.
Gold Rush	January 1976	An unrecorded Al Jardine song.
Good News	Mid-1966	We're pretty sure this was recorded, but further details are unavailable.
Good Time Mama	Mid-1966	Ditto.
Grand Canyon	1966-1967	Rumored to be the "Earth" section of "The Elements." NOT true -- this title was made up by Lewis Shiner in his novel Glimpses.
Greenback Dollar	July 1980	Lead vocal unrecorded.
Hard Time	August 1973	Written by Blondie Chaplin and Ricky Fataar
Hark The Herald Angels Sing	Fall 1977	Group vocals.
Hawaiian Song	Mid-1966	Yet to surface, as far as we all know.
Hawthorne Boulevard	August 1967	An instrumental performed by the Beach Boys at the beginning of one of the Lei'd In Hawaii concerts. The concert in which Brian performed has been bootlegged, but this track has yet to surface.
He's A Bum	Summer 1978	Available on Bamboo-era bootlegs.
He's So Fine	January 1976
Heart And Soul	September 1965	Recording during the Beach Boys' Party! sessions. A very small part of this can be heard at the beginning of "Barbara Ann" on the album. The complete version is on disc 4 of Sea of Tunes' Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 10.
Heavenly Bodies	Circa 1986	Apparently recorded during "The Wilson Project" with Gary Usher, this track has appeared on numerous bootlegs.
Hey Good Lookin'	November 1978	Mike Love solo
Hey There Momma	1976 or later	A version with lead vocals hasn't surfaced, but a version with background vocals is on several bootlegs under the erroneous titles of "Walkin'" and "Instrumental." Vocals by Al, Matt and Adam Jardine were rerecorded with new lyrics in Fall 1977 and released in 1998 on Ultimate Christmas under the title "I Saw Santa Rockin' 'Round the Christmas Tree."
Hold On		This was recorded. That's all the information available right now!
Holidays	Mid-1966	Appears on many Smile bootlegs under the incorrect titles of "Tones" and "Tune X." The tune listed as "Holidays" on these bootlegs is actually "Look." (One bootleg lists the tune under the odd title of "Pixies"!) An early Smile bootleg attempted to pass off Miles Davis's "Here Come De Honey Man" from his interpretation of Porgy and Bess as "Holidays"! (In my personal opinion, it really could pass as a Smile track if you didn't know any better!)
Holy Man and Slow Booze	February 12, 1975	Dennis Wilson solo
Honda 55	Circa 1964	A short a capella track that's apparently an unused Honda jingle. This track, which resembles (and may be a re-write of) part of "All Dressed Up For School," was bootlegged on Unreleased Gems and Sea of Tunes' Live in Sacramento 1964 -- Second Show!.
Honey Get Home	Fall 1967	No information is available.
Honkin' Down The Highway	Fall 1976	A version of the song exists with Billy Hinsche singing lead vocals. This version has been bootlegged.
Hotter	Circa 1990-1991	From Brian Wilson's unreleased Sweet Insanity album; available on bootlegs of material from that era.
How Deep Is The Ocean, How High Is The Sky	Fall 1965	Performed by Jasper Dailey, produced by Brian. This track has appeared on bootlegs.
How's About A Little Bit Of Your Sweet Lovin'	Fall 1977	This Mike Love-sung track has appeared on numerous bootlegs.
I Can't Help It If I'm Still In Love With You	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian Wilson; performed by Fred Vail.
I Didn't Mean To Make You Worry	June 1977	Recorded with a lead vocal by Dennis.
I Do		See "Do You Have Any Regrets"
I Don't Know	June 1977	A recording hasn't been found, but apparently if it does exist, Dennis sang it.
I Don't Wanna Know	November 1978	Mike Love solo, from First Love.
I Don't Want To Die	1981	Allegedly from the "cocaine" sessions with Brian and Dennis.
I Feel So Fine	1981	Allegedly from the "cocaine" sessions, this song, sung by Brian with Dennis possibly assisting on keyboards, has been making the rounds on MP3 on the Internet.
If It Can't Be You	December 1963	Brian wrote this, but that's all we know about this song.
If You're Not Loving, You're Not Living	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian Wilson; performed by Fred Vail.
I'll Always Love You	October 1979	Carl is on lead vocal on this recording.
I'm A Man	July 1980	Brian sings lead on this track.
I'm Begging You Please	Circa 1976	Available as a demo on bootlegs.
I'm Broke	circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs. According to Kingsley Abbott, Brian wrote this song by himself shortly after the court trial banning him and Landy from making contact with each other.
I'm Confessing		This track was probably recorded, but no other information is available.
I'm Dumb	Fall 1964	Perhaps an early version of "Guess I'm Dumb"??
I'm Going Your Way	Early 1969
I'm In Great Shape	Mid-1966	The "Heroes And Villains" demo on the Endless Harmony soundtrack has a brief moment of Brian singing this song. There is a version in the vaults with guitar, drums, bass and piano (and possibly other instruments) with a sax playing the same melody line Brian sings on the demo. Besides the demo, though, "I'm In Great Shape" has not surfaced on bootlegs. Some bootlegs over the past few years mistakenly title "I Wanna Be Around" as "I'm In Great Shape."
I'm Waiting For The Day		Documentation has led people to believe that there was a version of this song copyrighted in 1964. However, in recent years it's been theorized that such a version doesn't exist and that the Pet Sounds version was just back-copyrighted by Murry Wilson for the illegal sale of the Sea of Tunes publishing catalog.
Indian Wisdom	Mid-1966	"Indian Wisdom" was written on a Smile-era tape box. As far as anybody can tell, nobody other than Brian and/or the Beach Boys has heard it.
Inspiration	Mid-1966	"Inspiration" was written on a Smile-era tape box. As far as anybody can tell, nobody other than Brian and/or the Beach Boys has heard it.
I Ran	Mid-1966	The latest I personally heard about this Smile-era track is that it's a version of "Look" with vocals. Such a recording hasn't surfaced, though.
I Said A Prayer	1981	Allegedly from the "cocaine" sessions with Brian and Dennis; an early incarnation of what became "This Isn't Love."
I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus	Fall 1977	Beach Boys' children on vocals.
It's A New Day	Mid-1971	A Dennis Wilson/Daryl Dragon/Stanley Shapiro song that, according to Adam Webb's book Dumb Angel, was recorded in 1973 with Blondie Chaplin on lead vocal, intended to be used as a Brylcreem jingle. The story has it that Bristol-Meyers execs threatened to throw Dennis out of a 60-story window after the company heard the song's sales pitch. It's not known for sure whether a recording of this song actually exists. Recently the song was recorded from a sheet music source and was included on the fan tribute Net Sounds IV.
It's Not Easy Being Me	Circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs.
It's Not Too Late		Unreleased Dennis track; available on bootleg.
It's Trying To Say	Early 1977	Sometimes mistakenly referred to as "Baseball," Dennis sings lead on this heavily-bootlegged Adult Child song.
I've Got A Friend	Spring 1972	A Dennis song often performed in concert. Possibly an alternate title for "Barbara."
Jailbait	November 1978	Mike Love solo.
Jamaica Farewell	Summer 1979	Apparently a recording exists but without a lead vocal.
Jingle Bell Rock	Late 1977	Available on bootlegs.
Jingle Bells	July 1964	Bootlegged on Sea of Tunes' Christmas Sessions.
Jumpin' Jack Flash	'70s and '80s	Performed often in concert.
Just An Imitation	January 1976	Unrecorded
Just Say No	Circa 1986-1987	From the "Wilson project," written by Brian Wilson and Gary Usher. Available on bootlegs.
Kittens, Kids and Kites	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian; performed by Fred Vail
Lazaloo	Circa 1973, shortly before Murry Wilson's death	Brian and Murry cowrote this; it is unknown whether it was ever recorded.
Lazy Lizzie	Late 1976	Reworked, expanded version of Mount Vernon And Fairway's "Better Get Back In Bed." Available on many bootlegs.
Leaves Of Grass
Let's Dance	January 1976
Let's Stick Together	Circa 1990-1991	From Brian's unreleased Sweet Insanity album; heavily bootlegged. "Weird Al" Yankovic plays accordion on this track!
Life Is For The Living	Early 1977	Opening cut off the unreleased Adult Child album; Carl and Brian trade off on lead vocals. Available on bootlegs.
Lines	Early 1977	From the unreleased Adult Child album; Brian and Carl trade off on lead vocals. Available on bootlegs.
Lisa	Early 1976
Little Darlin'	November 1978	Mike Love solo, with Carl on backing vocal.
Little Girl	Spring 1979	Carl on an unfinished lead vocal.
Little Lela	November 1978	Mike Love solo, with Carl on backing vocal. From First Love.
Live Again	Spring 1971	It's been recorded; nothing else is known.
Long Tall Sally	September 1965	Outtake from Beach Boys' Party!. Available in full on Sea of Tunes' Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 10; a short snip of another take appears right before "You've Got To Hide Your Love Away" on the released album.
Look	Circa 1966	Early Smile-era bootleg CDs list this track incorrectly as "Holidays."
Lookin' Down The Coast		See "Song Of The Whale"
Love To Be Your Lover		Recorded.
Love Ya	Circa 1990-1991	From Brian's unreleased Sweet Insanity album; heavily bootlegged.
Lucky Billy	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian; performed by Fred Vail
Lucy Jones	1975	Written by Brian Wilson and Steve Kalinich
Magic Hands		Recorded. Other information is unavailable.
Magnetic Attraction	Circa 1986	A collaboration between Brian and Gary Usher; from the bootleg The Wilson Project. One version features a Tom Kelly lead vocal.
Make A Wish	Circa 1990-1991	From Brian's unreleased Sweet Insanity album; heavily bootlegged.
Malibu Sunset	Mid-1963	Written by Brian Wilson and Gary Usher; a demo exists somewhere with Brian on lead vocal.
Marilyn Rovell	Fall 1976	Brian on vocal. Exists on many bootlegs.
Marketplace	Circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs.
Michael, Row The Boat Ashore	January 1976; Fall 1977	Mike Love on lead vocals. Available on bootlegs containing the unreleased 1977 Christmas album.
Mike, Come Back To L.A.	October 1979	Written by Brian; an early version of "Some Of Your Love." Available on bootleg audio and video.
Mike, Mike, Mike	1981	"Fun, Fun, Fun" with different lyrics. Allegedly from the "cocaine" sessions with Brian and Dennis.
Mike's Song	Late 1975	Recorded with a Dennis vocal.
Mona-Kani	June 1968	Originally believed to be a Mike Love song, it's now strongly believed to be a Dennis song. Circulating among collectors.
Money Honey	May 29, 1975	Produced by Brian for California Music.
Monterey	Summer 1978	An Al Jardine song; possibly part of "Song Of The Whale."
Mony, Mony	January 1976; Fall 1976	Bootlegged. Al Jardine lead vocal.
Mrs. O'Leary's Cow		See "Fire"
Must Be A Miracle	Circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs.
My Little Red Book	circa 1967-1969	A recording exists of this Bacharach/David classic, made popular to the rock community by the band Love, where Brian performs it solo, backing himself up on piano.
My Mary Anne	Circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs.
My Side Of The Bed	November 1978	Mike Love solo, from Country Love.
My Solution	October 31, 1970 and July 1980	The 1970 version has a lead vocal by Brian and has been bootlegged many times. The 1980 version doesn't have a lead vocal; currently circulating on the Internet. It's rumored that Brian worked on this song during sessions for his 1988 solo album as well.
My Way Of Life	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian; performed by Fred Vail
No Big Thing	December 1963	The Honeys [?]
Oh Lord	1981	Allegedly from the "cocaine" sessions, this song, sung by Brian with Dennis possibly assisting on keyboards, has been making the rounds on MP3 on the Internet.
Okie From Muskogee	early 1970s	The Beach Boys often featured this Merle Haggard song in their early '70's concerts. A live performance was broadcasted on the TV special Good Vibrations From Central Park; a severely edited version of this performance is in Vestron Video's The Beach Boys: An American Band. Many early '70's concert bootlegs have this song.
The Old Master Painter	Mid-1966	Recorded for the Smile album; Dennis vocal. Appears on most Smile-era bootlegs as a medley with "You Are My Sunshine." According to Surf's Up!, a version was recorded in Fall 1972.
On Broadway	January 1976; Fall 1976	Al Jardine sings lead vocal on this cover song that appears on most Adult Child-era bootlegsl
One Kiss Led To Another	late 1965; 1989	There are two known Beach Boys versions of this song. One was recorded during the Beach Boys' Party! sessions and has been bootlegged; in 1989 the Beach Boys performed this song "unplugged" on their variety show Endless Summer.
One Woman Won't Hold Me	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian; performed by Fred Vail
Only The Lonely	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian; performed by Fred Vail
On Top Of Old Smokey	March 11, 1967	No other details are available.
Our Happy Home	April 1968	No details available.
Our Love	circa 1961-1963	Written by Brian Wilson and possibly a collaborator. A demo has been circulating among collectors which features a bass (played by Brian), guitar, Brian and someone singing in close harmony on this ballad. According to Brian Wilson, it's Carl who's singing with him and playing the guitar. Bob Norberg claims to be Brian's performing partner in this one, though! (On a personal note, I've heard it, and it definitely sounds like Carl.) The title allegedly comes from sheet music of this song.
Over The Waves		See "Carnival"
Part Of Me	December 1963	Written by Brian; no other information is known.
Party Girl	November 1978	Written by Mike Love, recorded by Celebration.
Pink Champagne	February 1963	An instrumental composed by Al Jardine. Whether it was recorded, we don't know.
Phoenix Dream	???	Written by Mike Love; apparently recorded with a Mike lead vocal.
Polly Peptide	June 1980	No more information is known about this Al Jardine composition.
Princess Of The Rain	???	Apparently this was recorded; unfortunately, no other information is available.
Proud Mary	Circa 1994-1996	A cover of this CCR classic was recently unearthed on several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs and, rumor has it, will be redone yet again for his next album.
Rainbow Eyes	Circa 1990-1991	From Brian's unreleased Sweet Insanity album; heavily bootlegged.
Raspberries And Strawberries	Early 1969	No further details are available.
Recreation	???	Written by Brian, Chuck Pomeroy and Bob Norberg. No other information is available; probably written/recorded circa 1963.
Remember That Feeling	???	Again, I say: ???
Ride, Arabian, Ride	Summer 1978	This Jardine composition was recorded with Al singing lead.
The Right Kind Of Love	November 1978	MIKE Love, that is! Another solo composition recorded in 1978, for First Love.
Rings	circa 1984-1990	A Brian solo demo that recently surfaced on bootleg.
River Deep, Mountain High	July 1980	Gee, what a surprise -- Brian singing lead on a Phil Spector cover! :)
Rock And Roll Bash	December 1963	It is unknown whether this Wilson/Norberg/Vicki Kocher song was recorded.
Rock And Roll Country Bride	November 1978	Yet another Mike Love solo recording from the unreleased Country Love album.
Rock And Roll Woman	circa 1968-1969	On at least one occasion, the Beach Boys performed this Buffalo Springfield song in concert. A truncated video clip of this performance from Brighton, England is included in Vestron's The Beach Boys: An American Band.
Rockin' Roadster	mid-1963	A recording apparently exists of this Brian Wilson/Roger Christian collaboration.
Rodney On The Rock	March 2001	Written by Brian, Andy Paley and possibly Jeff Foskett and recorded as a jingle for Rodney Bingenheimer's KROQ radio show. Bingenheimer had been looking for a good jingle for 30 years until Brian offered him this one recently. Performed by Brian, Foskett and probably Paley.
Rollin' Up To Heaven	1975	All I can say is: ???
Rubles	Summer 1978	Yet another song in a series of creative bursts from Al Jardine.
Ruby Baby	circa 1976-1977	A version of this song from the "Brian's back" days has surfaced on several bootlegs; Brian sings lead, and there's a prominent harmonica in this version.
Runnin' Bear	January 1976	Recorded; no further information is available.
Runnin' Right Back To You	Summer 1977	Dennis produced and played drums and keyboards on this unreleased song by Baron Stewart, who was a backup musician on Dennis' Pacific Ocean Blue album.
Sail On, Sailor	Fall 1971???	Original version conceivably exists somewhere. Ray Kennedy's band KGB released a version of this song with what are allegedly the song's original lyrics.
Sandy	1965	Possibly actually titled "Sandy, She Needs Me." Eventually became "Sherry, She Needs Me," "Terri, She Needs Me" and finally "She Says That She Needs Me." A version with a full backing track and a few background vocals has appeared on bootlegs. Complete version recorded for Net Sounds IV fan tribute.
Santa Ana Winds	Circa 1978-1980	A version exists on bootlegs with totally different lyrics and a more "raw" production.
Santa's Got An Airplane	Fall 1977	While a song with this title was released on Ultimate Christmas in 1998, another version exists on bootlegs that's not a remake of "Loop De Loop" but "H.E.L.P. Is On The Way"! In this version, the title isn't mentioned in the song.
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction	September 1965	This Stones song was covered during the Beach Boys' Party! sessions; available on the Unsurpassed Masters Vol. 10 bootleg.
Saturday Morning In The City	Circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs. Allegedly started life during the "cocaine sessions" of 1981.
Save The Day	circa 1990-1991	A song from Brian's unreleased Sweet Insanity album.
School Girl	June 1977	A song meant for Dennis's Pacific Ocean Blue album and on the line-up for his unreleased Bamboo album. Heavily bootlegged.
Seasons In The Sun	June 1968	Even Carl's beautiful voice can't save this dreck Anglified by Rod McKuen and made a hit in 1973 by Terry Jacks. Eventually on the line-up for the still-unreleased Merry Christmas From The Beach Boys.
Secret Love	June 1976	Further details are unknown.
Seven Sisters	Fall 1971	Unreleased song by The Flame, produced by Carl.
Shake, Rattle and Roll	June 1976	Further details are unknown.
Sherry, She Needs Me	Fall 1976	Eventually became "Terri, She Needs Me" and rerecorded and released as "She Says That She Needs Me" on Brian's 1998 album Imagination. The "Sherry" in the title is allegedly someone Brian knew in 1976. Brian's vocal is from 1976, but the backing track is from spring 1965. Appears on numerous bootlegs.
She's Just Out To Get You	Summer 1978	Written by Mike Love, recorded by American Spring
Shootin' Star	Fall 1977	Mike Love solo composition. Further information is unknown.
Short Skirts	??	No information is known about this Brian Wilson composition.
Sigh, Baby, Sigh	Fall 1971	Unreleased song by The Flame, produced by Carl.
Skatetown U.S.A.	Spring 1979	Song written by Al and Mike for a really, really bad movie. Unreleased but heavily bootlegged.
Slightly American Music	circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on one of several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs.
Smart Girls	circa 1990-1992	Anti-sexism rap recorded by Brian for his still-unreleased Sweet Insanity album. Two versions are known to exist -- one with recorded samples of Beach Boys songs, another (earlier) without the samples. Promo copies of the version with samples were sent to radio stations, but nothing further came from it.
Smokey Joe's Cafe	Spring 1979, 1989	Leiber-Stoller song recorded during the Beach Boys' Party! sessions. The Beach Boys performed this "unplugged" during the "campfire" scenes in their 1989 variety show Endless Summer.
Snowflakes	Early 1973	Recorded by American Spring and produced by Brian Wilson and David Sandler. Bootlegged.
So Long		see "Turning Point"
Someone To Love	circa 1990-1991	At least two versions were recorded for Brian's unreleased Sweet Insanity album.
Some Sweet Day	November 1978	From Mike Love's unreleased Country Love album.
Some Sweet Day	circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on one of several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs. NOT the same song as from Country Love! Recorded for Net Sounds III fan tribute.
Something Better	Late 1979	Written by Carl Wilson and Randy Bachman, probably for Keepin' The Summer Alive.
Song of the Whale	Summer 1978	An Al Jardine song that has been heavily bootlegged. Brian sings lead on the opening lines. Often mis-titled "Lookin' Down The Coast."
Soul Searchin'	circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on one of several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs. At least two versions exist: one with Andy Paley singing lead, and another with a Carl Wilson lead vocal imported from an earlier version.
The Spirit of Rock'n'Roll	1986, 1987, circa 1990-1992	Several versions of this unreleased Brian song exist: one performed by the Beach Boys over the closing credits of their 25 Years Together TV special, a demo recorded with Gary Usher, a live version recorded for an unaired Dion DiMucci TV special, and two different versions for Sweet Insanity.
Stella By Starlight	Fall 1965	Recorded by Jasper Dailey, produced by Brian.
Stevie	July 1980	Written and sung by Brian, produced by Dennis. Allegedly from the "cocaine" sessions. Heavily bootlegged.
Sumahama	November 1978	Alternate version recorded for First Love.
Sunny Skies	Fall 1971	Unreleased song by The Flame, produced by Carl.
Surf City	Mid-1980s to present	Jan and Dean song, cowritten by Brian, is often performed by the "Beach Boys" in concert.
Surfer Suzie	October 1979	Written by Ed Carter; no further information is known.
Surf's Up	Fall 1972	Allegedly a newer version; no evidence has been offered to prove that this actually exists.
Sweetie	circa 1984-1990	Demo of a Brian solo song that eventually became "Love Ya."
Sweet Jane	Fall 1971	Unreleased song by The Flame, produced by Carl.
Take Me Home	1981	Allegedly from the "cocaine" sessions with Brian and Dennis.
Taking Off	June 1977	Little-to-nothing is known about this Dennis song.
Tallahassee Lassie	January 1976	15 Big Ones outtake; a brief snippet is included in "Talk To Me" on same album.
Teeter-Totter Love	late 1966	Written and produced by Brian, recorded by Jasper Dailey.
10,000 Years	January 1976, June 1977	Not much is known about this bootlegged Dennis song.
10,000 Years Ago	June 1980	Not much is known about this Mike Love song.
Thank Someone	Fall 1971	Unreleased song by The Flame, produced by Carl.
Thank You	circa 1990-1991	see "Brian"
That Special Feeling	Late 1976	Heavily bootlegged piano demo performed by Brian.
Then I'll Be Someone	???	Little is known about this song written by Carl Wilson and Tandyn Almer. Possibly recorded for Holland??
There's Always Something There To Remind Me	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian; performed by Fred Vail
They're Marching Along	Late 1976	Piano demo recorded by Brian, heavily bootlegged. Eventually released as "Little Children" on Brian's self-titled solo album.
Time For Bed	June 1977	Not much is known about this Dennis song.
TM Siddhi Program	Fall 1977	Written by Mike Love, possibly recorded during M.I.U. Album sessions.
Today I Started Lovin' You Again	November 1978	From Country Love
Tones	March 1966	Many Smile bootlegs had a track by this title, but it turned out to be "Holidays." The actual "Tones" track, produced by Carl, is heavy on strings.
Too Busy Thinkin' 'Bout My Baby	Fall 1975	Performed by Marilyn Wilson; further info is unknown.
Too Cruel	November 1978	Mike Love solo, from First Love.
Tricia	November 1978	Mike Love solo, from First Love. Carl Wilson provides a background vocal.
Tug Of Love	June 1977	Written by Dennis Wilson and Gregg Jakobson; not much else is known about this song.
Turning Point	Circa 1986	A collaboration between Brian and Gary Usher. Sometimes bootlegged under the title "So Long." Recorded on the fan tribute Net Sounds.
The Very First Time In My Life	Late 1979	Written by Carl Wilson and Randy Bachman, probably for Keepin' The Summer Alive.
Viggie	November 1978	Mike Love solo, from First Love.
Walkin'	Early 1969	So far this Landlocked-era outtake has not surfaced on bootlegs. "Hey There Momma" has often erroneously been given this title. Many incorrectly believe that this is an early name for "Take A Load Off Your Feet."
Walls	Early '70s	Appears on bootlegs, sometime under the title "Silly Walls."
Water Builds Up	circa 1990-1991	From Brian's unreleased Sweet Insanity album. The melody for the verses uses the same melody in the verses of the 1987 song "Let's Go To Heaven In My Car."
We Don't Know	Spring 1965	Listed in Surf's Up! as an unreleased song, it has since been discovered that "We Don't Know" was a working title for "California Girls."
We Gotta Groove	Circa 1976-1977	Heavily bootlegged track that sounds like it might be an outtake from The Beach Boys Love You
We Wish You A Merry Christmas	Fall 1977	From the unreleased Merry Christmas From The Beach Boys.
What'll I Wear To School Today?	January 1964	Written by Brian Wilson and Roger Christian, recorded by Sharon Marie.
When I Get Mad, I Just Play My Drums	late 1966	Written and produced by Brian, recorded by Jasper Dailey.
Where Is She?	Early 1969	Recorded but still unreleased and unbootlegged. Possibly a working title for a released song?
Why Don't They Let Us Fall In Love?	July 1980	Recorded without a lead vocal.
Why Don't You Give Her To Me	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian; performed by Fred Vail
Why Don't You Tell Me	1981	Allegedly from the "cocaine" sessions with Brian and Dennis.
Why Don't You Try Me	Mid-1974	Recorded, nothing else is known.
(I Found Myself In A) Wild Situation	Summer 1978	Recorded for Dennis's unfinished but heavily bootlegged Bamboo album.
Workin' In A Coal Mine	January 1976	Possibly an outtake from 15 Big Ones.
Wrinkles	November 1978	Sometimes known as "Wrinkles the Doggie," this up-beat number is from that unreleased masterpiece called Country Love. A cover version appears on the fan-recorded tribute Net Sounds IV, despite having been banned from earlier editions of Net Sounds.
You Are So Beautiful	1970s	Often sung by Dennis in concert. According to Billy Hinsche, Dennis was an uncredited writer of this Billy Preston song made popular by Joe Cocker.
You Brought It All One [sic]	Late 1963	Written and produced by Brian Wilson, performed by The Honeys.
You Pass Me By	April 17, 1970	Produced by Brian; performed by Fred Vail
You're Looking Better	November 1978	From Mike Love's unreleased First Love album.
You're Riding High On The Music	1975	Written by Brian and Steve Kalinich; little else is known.
You Take My Breath Away	1981	Cover of a Queen song, allegedly from the "cocaine" sessions with Brian and Dennis.
You're Still A Mystery	circa 1994-1996	A song recently unearthed on one of several Brian Wilson/Andy Paley bootlegs. The Beach Boys sing background vocals.
You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'	Fall 1976	Heavily bootlegged, lead vocal by Brian. A note-for-note copy of the Righteous Brothers' version.