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Brighton Beach Boys, St George's Church, Brighton, Fri, May 18 & Sat, May 19
10:25am Friday 18th May 2007
It is 40 years since The Beach Boys released their masterpiece Pet Sounds on the international music scene.
The album was closely followed by The Beatles's high watermark album, Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
Now Withnail And I star Ralph Brown and his ten-piece band, The Brighton Beach Boys, are set to perform both live on stage, complete with a 15-piece orchestra.
The group formed five years ago to perform the music of Beach Boy Brian Wilson.
- Starts 8pm, tickets £15/£12. Call 01273 709709.
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