Brian Wilson, Nov. 22, Keswick Theatre

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Brian Wilson, Nov. 22, Keswick Theatre

POSTED: Monday, November 24, 2008, 7:00 PM

Filed Under: Music | Show Photos

Photographs by Michael T. Regan

Quick hits:

He did two sets. The first was all Beach Boys songs. The second was his new album That Lucky Old Sun.
His band was pretty sick. Drums, percussion, bass, three guitars, saxophone, keys, vibes, and a back up vocalist. Nine voices, including Brian, were harmonizing together.
He opened with "California Girls." Other popular Beach Boys songs included "Little Surfer Girl," "I Get Around," "In My Room," and "Do You Wanna Dance?" among others.
Two guys got in a fight. One in his 50s, the other in his 30s. The younger guy was being too loud for the older guy. They had words, the older guy pushed the younger guy's face, an ambulance came for the younger guy because his contact rolled back in his eye.
I had to split at intermission, so I don't know if they played "God Only Knows."

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