Let Him Run Wild

Let Him Run Wild
«Let Him Rum Wild»
Canción de The Beach Boys
álbum Summer Days (and Summer Nights!!)
Publicación 12 de julio de 1965
Género Pop
Duración 2:20
Discográfica Capitol Records
Escritor(es) Brian Wilson y Mike Love
Productor(es) Brian Wilson
Canciones de Summer Days (and Summer Nights!!)
«California Girls»
(7)		 «Let Him Rum Wild»
(8)		 «You're So Good to Me»
(9)

"Let Him Run Wild" es una canción escrita por Brian Wilson y Mike Love para la banda, The Beach Boys. Fue puesta en su álbum de estudio álbum Summer Days (and Summer Nights!!) de 1965. Fue publicada como el lado B del sencillo "California Girls".

Contenido

Estilo

Se encuentra inspirada en las melodías de Burt Bacharach. Tiene cambios de principio a fin. Esos cambios musicales eran un pre-ensayo de lo que sería más tarde Pet Sounds.[1]

Publicaciones

La pista instrumental se puede escuchar en el álbum Stack-O-Tracks de 1968. En las re-ediciones de 2001, Summer Days (and Summer Nights!!) fue re-editado, incluyendo bonus-tracks de secciones y una versión de la canción con una diferencia vocal, fue puesta en el Best of The Beach Boys Vol. 2 de 1967, en el éxitoso álbum doble Endless Summer de 1974, en The Warmth of the Sun de 2007 y en el box set U.S. Singles Collection: The Capitol Years, 1962-1965 de 2008.

Brian Wilson grabo una versión de la canción en su álbum de solista Imagination de 1998, ya que Wilson se sentía insatisfecho con su voz en la versión original.

Véase también

Referencias

  1. ↑ «Let Him Run Wild»

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