Rhapsody MP3 Music Downloads: Pacific Ocean Blue & Bambu - 2 CD Deluxe Legacy Edition by Dennis Wilson

Pacific Ocean Blue &
Bambu - 2 CD
Deluxe Legacy
Edition

(Bonus Tracks)

Album Price:	$15.99
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Record Label: Epic

Originally released: 17-JUN-1978

Disc 1

Play	Track	Price
	1. River Song	$0.99
	2. What's Wrong	$0.99
	3. Moonshine	$0.99
	4. Friday Night	$0.99
	5. Dreamer	$0.99
	6. Thoughts Of You	$0.99
	7. Time	$0.99
	8. You And I	$0.99
	9. Pacific Ocean Blues	$0.99
	10. Farewell My Friend	$0.99
	11. Rainbows	$0.99
	12. End Of The Show	$0.99
	13. Tug Of Love (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	14. Only With You (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	15. Holy Man (Instrumental, Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	16. Mexico (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
Disc 2
Play	Track	Price
	1. Under The Moonlight (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	2. It's Not Too Late (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	3. School Girl (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	4. Love Remember Me (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	5. Love Surrounds Me (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	6. Wild Situation (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	7. Common (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	8. Are You Real (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	9. He's A Bum (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	10. Cocktails (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	11. I Love You (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	12. Constant Companion (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	13. Time For Bed (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	14. Album Tag Song (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	15. All Alone (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	16. Piano Variations On Thoughts Of You (Previously Unreleased)	$0.99
	17. Holy Man (Taylor Hawkins Version)	$0.99

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Reviews

Rhapsody

The Beach Boys' Dennis Wilson released Pacific Ocean Blue in 1977 to strong sales and positive reviews before it sank from view. An aptly named theme album, it contrasts the majesty of the sea with the confusion and turmoil of Wilson's life. The frazzled vibes are matched by music that wraps a slick '70s L.A. studio sheen around the euphoric freakiness of psych-era Beach Boys. The results are kind of like Michael McDonald snorkeling through Bowie's submerged Berlin. The bonus cuts from the unreleased follow-up LP are almost as revelatory. It grows deeper with each listen.