The Beach Boys All Summer Long 60th Anniversary Sunfire Orange Vinyl LP Numbered
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The Beach Boys: All Summer Long 60th Anniversary Vinyl Record Album. Limited Edition, Individually Numbered, Pressed On Sunrise Orange Swirled Colored Vinyl. With Hype Sticker (Which states color as “Sunfire”). New, sealed, no rips to shrink wrap, no bumped corners. LP remains unopened and slip-case is crease-free. See photos. In stock, ships same day! 

*Non-returnable/Non-refundable once opened. No exceptions.  All products are carefully packed & shipped in special shipping cartons.

Celebrating the 60th anniversary of The Beach Boys’ album All Summer Long, this limited-edition reissue features a sunrise color vinyl in a high-quality, numbered tip-on jacket. The album includes such classics as “I Get Around,” “All Summer Long,” and “Little Honda.”

Please note that each vinyl is unique and the colors may appear slightly different from the image displayed. Playing this transparent vinyl record is recommended on a high quality player with anti-skate features.

Track Listing:

Side 1

# Title Length

1 I Get Around 2:12

2 All Summer Long 2:10

3 Hushabye 2:39

4 Little Honda 1:54

5 We'll Run Away 1:59

6 Carl's Big Chance 2:24

Side 2

# Title Length

1 Wendy 2:21

2 Do You Remember 1:37

3 Girls On The Beach 2:23

4 Drive-In 1:50

5 Our Favorite Recording Sessions 1:59

6 Don't Back Down 1:43


On July 13th, 1964, Capitol Records released All Summer Long – The Beach Boys’ sixth album in only 22 months. Most famously, the LP, produced by Brian Wilson, contained the band’s first Number One single – the massive two-week chart-topper “I Get Around” and featured seven other collaborations between Wilson and his cousin and frontman, Mike Love. All Summer Long hit the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 albums chart on August 15th, entering at Number Seven before peaking at Number Four for a solid month. All told, it stayed in the Billboard Top 10 for 16 weeks. Amazingly, the week it fell out of the Top 10, the band’s sole Number One album of the 1960’s – Beach Boys Concert – kicked off its month-long reign on top of the Billboard 200.


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