Mutsuyuki Motomura And The Jugong Boys & Co. Neapolitan Recorder Concertos (2020)

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 1965 release of the Beach Boys' top 10 album "Party!", group members have overseen this remixed, remastered and expanded edition, "Beach Boys' Party! Uncovered And Unplugged", which removes the overdubbed party sounds from the 12-track original album's mix and adds 69 more songs and dialogue tracks culled from all of the band's Party! recording sessions.

A compilation of 46 outtakes, alternate versions and live recordings. Comprised of recordings from live shows at Sacramento Memorial Auditorium, California (December 1963) and the BBC Playhouse Theatre, London (November 1964), as well as studio session outtakes, Keep an Eye on Summer - The Beach Boys Sessions 1964 is a snapshot of the Beach Boys in the early 1960s.

The unreleased "Adult Child" album. Most of these are by Brian Wilson, 1976-1977, with occasional participation by the other members of the group. This was rumored to be submitted as the final Beach Boys release for Reprise, but it was rejected and later replaced with The M.I.U. Album. This bootleg has a green Brother Records label.

The unreleased "Adult Child" album. Most of these are by Brian Wilson, 1976-1977, with occasional participation by the other members of the group. This was rumored to be submitted as the final Beach Boys release for Reprise, but it was rejected and later replaced with The M.I.U. Album. This bootleg has a green Brother Records label.

Introducing Sunny and Her Joy Boys is the debut CD from singer Sunny Crownover, backed by a band led by acclaimed guitarist/producer Duke Robillard. Introducing Sunny and Her Joy Boys is the brainchild of award-winning guitarist and producer Duke Robillard, and debuts the stunning voice of Sunny Crownover, whose beautiful interpretations of these tunes from the Great American Songbook are nothing less than a revelation. Sunny spent a large part of her life in the Dallas/Fort Worth/Austin area and is now based in New England. Robillard heard her sing for the first time in late 2007 at a Harvard University concert and knew he'd found the voice he was looking for to bring a project to life he'd been wanting to do for over 35 years. That project became Introducing Sunny and Her Joy Boys, a CD that salutes the golden era of women vocalists of the '20s through the '50s, where big bands and small combos alike created classic American pop, swing and blues songs of the day.