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     The Beach Boys - Sloop John B (I wanna go Home) LYRICS

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   Aug 21, 2011 · Lyrics video of The Beach Boys' song "Sloop John B" about wanting to go home.

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   There have been many recordings of the song since the early 1950s, with variant titles including "I Want to Go Home" and "Wreck of the John B". In 1966, American rock band the Beach Boys recorded a folk rock adaptation that was produced and arranged by Brian Wilson and released as the second single from their album Pet Sounds .

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   Sloop John B Lyrics. We come on the sloop John B. My grandfather and me. Around Nassau town we did roam. Drinking all night. Got into a fight. Well I feel so broke up. I want to go home. So hoist up the John B's sail. See how the mainsail sets. Call for the Captain ashore. Let me go home, let me go home. I wanna go home, yeah yeah.

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   Feb 6, 2023 · Johnny Cash gave it a hopalong country-tropical vibe in 1959 under the title “I Want to Go Home”; he sings “I feel so homesick” rather than “broke-up”. Voracious skiffler Lonnie Donegan put...

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   Sloop John B Lyrics: We come on the sloop John B / My grandfather and me / Around Nassau town we did roam / Drinkin' all night / Got into a fight / Well, I feel so broke up / I wanna go...

7. americansongwriter.com › beach-boys-sloop-john-bBehind The Song: Beach Boys, “Sloop John B” - American Songwriter

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   Oct 18, 2021 · Let me go home, let me go home, I feel so break-up, I vant to go home.” A complete transcription of the song’s five stanzas was also featured in the December 1916 copy of Harper’s...

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   When did 'I want to go home' come out?

   • There have been many recordings of the song since the early 1950s, with variant titles including " I Want to Go Home " and " Wreck of the John B ". In 1966, American rock band the Beach Boys recorded a folk rock adaptation that was produced and arranged by Brian Wilson and released as the second single from their album Pet Sounds.

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   Did the Beach Boys record the John B Sails?

   • The Kingston Trio 's 1958 recording of "The John B. Sails" was recorded under the title "The Wreck of the John B." It was the direct influence on the Beach Boys' version. The Beach Boys' Al Jardine was a keen folk music fan, and he suggested to Brian Wilson that the Beach Boys should record the song. As Jardine explains:

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   When did Beach Boys start singing 'Sloop John B'?

   • Beach Boys recorded their signature power-pop version on the landmark 1966 album, Pet Sounds, winking at the song’s roots and their own exploration of the island motif. “Sloop John B” was initially called “The John B. Sails” and appeared in British author Richard Le Gallienne’s 1917 novel “Pieces of Eight.”

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   Why do the Beach Boys sing a tropical island song?

   • While the song’s music exhibits the typical surfer vibes the Beach Boys are known for, its lyrical content sheds a rather critical light on the tropical island motive often implemented and glorified by the band in their songs.

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   Did the Beach Boys cover 'so pull up the anchor chain'?

   • Voracious skiffler Lonnie Donegan put his spin on it (“So pull up the anchor chain”). A tango rhythm, parping trombones and cheesy strings locate it firmly in the Britain of 1960. Then came The Beach Boys, whose singer Al Jardine, a fan of The Kingston Trio’s version, urged the band’s maestro Brian Wilson that they should cover it.

   Sloop John B — the story behind The Beach Boys’ hit runs deep - FT

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   Did Johnny Cash sing 'I want to go home'?

   • Johnny Cash gave it a hopalong country-tropical vibe in 1959 under the title “I Want to Go Home”; he sings “I feel so homesick” rather than “broke-up”. Voracious skiffler Lonnie Donegan put his spin on it (“So pull up the anchor chain”). A tango rhythm, parping trombones and cheesy strings locate it firmly in the Britain of 1960.

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