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Smile is not merely a great unfinished album, but a living work of art that is all at once expansive, indeterminate, and resolutely pop. In the early 1960s, The Beach Boys rose from the suburbs of Hawthorne, California to become emissaries of a post-war American dream that fused middle-class aspiration and mobility with images of youth. Led by dream master Brian Wilson, their music gave voice to a Southern California mythos and compelled an audience across the nation and beyond to live out their own versions of the fantasy. By 1966, the encroaching counterculture added new dimensions of creati. Read more...
Abstract: Smile is not merely a great unfinished album, but a living work of art that is all at once expansive, indeterminate, and resolutely pop. In the early 1960s, The Beach Boys rose from the suburbs of Hawthorne, California to become emissaries of a post-war American dream that fused middle-class aspiration and mobility with images of youth. Led by dream master Brian Wilson, their music gave voice to a Southern California mythos and compelled an audience across the nation and beyond to live out their own versions of the fantasy. By 1966, the encroaching counterculture added new dimensions of creati

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Thanks to Simon Frith, first of all, for encouraging the idea that a cultural historical study of The Beach Boys was something worth pursuing, and for supporting the work along the way. Thanks to Van Dyke Parks for inviting me to his home, generously sharing his time and perspective, and for giving me a much-needed shot in the arm at a moment when it felt like the research hit a dead end. Thanks, also, to David Barker and Ally Jane Grossan at Bloomsbury for giving me the chance to turn my ideas into something worth reading. Big shout outs to Kyle Devine and Kieran Curran for reading early drafts and helping me hone ideas. Special thanks to my mother for supporting my endeavors always. Lastly, for her capacity to endure me at my most insufferable and still laugh at my jokes, much love to Theresa.

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