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Sail On Sailor - Live in Lincolnshire

Sail On Sailor - Live in Lincolnshire

$1,300.00 USD – $1,900.00 USD
The Beach Boys performing at the Great Western Express Lincoln Festival, Bardney, Lincolnshire on May 28, 1972. This image is featured within the packaging of the new Sail On Sailor multi-disc...
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Dog Pile In A Tent With Banana As Top Dog

Dog Pile In A Tent With Banana As Top Dog

$1,300.00 USD – $1,900.00 USD
As a shoot planned for the forthcoming Smile, Guy Webster gathered The Beach Boys at Brian Wilson’s Bellagio Road house. There were a series of photos taken in this tent,...
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The Beach Boys Hit The Slopes

The Beach Boys Hit The Slopes

$1,300.00 USD – $1,900.00 USD
In the preparation for the forthcoming Smile album Guy Webster photographed the band reportage style in nature (as he did with the Rolling Stones, the Mamas & the Papas and...
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In The Beginning…The Earliest Known Photo of The Beach Boys

In The Beginning…The Earliest Known Photo of The Beach Boys

$1,300.00 USD – $1,900.00 USD
Considered to be the earliest existing photo of the band this live live performance, at the Bel-Air Club, on March 10, 1962. Taken less than three months after their first...
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Sunflower Sounds Welcome To The 70s

Sunflower Sounds Welcome To The 70s

$1,300.00 USD – $1,900.00 USD
Shot at Brian Wilson's Bellagio Road hacienda style house in the Holmby Hills area of Los Angeles by Bob Jenkins for Brother Records in the summer of 1970. This photo...
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Tears In The Morning - The Beach Boys

Tears In The Morning - The Beach Boys

$1,300.00 USD – $1,900.00 USD
Shot at Brian Wilson's Bellagio Road hacienda style house in the Holmby Hills area of Los Angeles by Bob Jenkins for Brother Records in the summer of 1970. This photo...
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Good Vibrations - The Beach Boys Laying Down The Vocals

Good Vibrations - The Beach Boys Laying Down The Vocals

$1,300.00 USD – $1,900.00 USD
Get ready to embark on a journey back to the unforgettable summer of '66 with this rare outtake from the recording sessions of "Good Vibrations." This photograph, captured from the...
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Catching A Wave Limited Edition Archival Print

Catching A Wave Limited Edition Archival Print

$1,300.00 USD – $1,900.00 USD
Sometime during the summer of love, Capitol Records and The Beach Boys’ mastermind publicist, Derek Taylor, organized an epic day trip to the picturesque Zuma Beach in Southern California. With...
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A Day At The Beach Limited Edition Archival Print

A Day At The Beach Limited Edition Archival Print

$1,300.00 USD – $1,900.00 USD
Sometime during the summer of love, Capitol Records and The Beach Boys’ mastermind publicist, Derek Taylor, organized an epic day trip to the picturesque Zuma Beach in Southern California. With the sun...
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Live at the Hollywood Bowl 1965 - Co-Signed Print

Live at the Hollywood Bowl 1965 - Co-Signed Print

$10,000.00 USD
Take a trip back to July 3, 1965 with this exclusive limited edition print from "The Summer Spectacular" at the Hollywood Bowl. Masterfully photographed by Julian Wasser for Life Magazine,...
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Co-Signed Limited Edition Print: The Beach Boys Petting Goats At The San Diego Zoo

Co-Signed Limited Edition Print: The Beach Boys Petting Goats At The San Diego Zoo

$10,000.00 USD
Taken during the landmark photoshoot for their ground-breaking album 'Pet Sounds' at the San Diego Zoo on February 10, 1966, this rare print is a visual testament to the band's...
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Rehearsing Good Vibrations - Co-Signed Print

Rehearsing Good Vibrations - Co-Signed Print

$10,000.00 USD
Let's rewind to the recording of "Good Vibrations" by The Beach Boys in the hallowed halls of Columbia Studios' Studio A in Los Angeles. Intended initially for the Smile album,...
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ABOUT THE GALLERY

The official Beach Boys Gallery offers a peek into The Beach Boys' world of unseen moments, historic events, intimate working sessions at home and in the studio, along with the band’s love of fun and their unique journey through the world together.

From the innocence of their first commercial photo shoot at Paradise Cove near Malibu, CA with the legendary Ken Veeder (then Head of Photography at Capitol Records) in July 1962, to the worldly Earl Leaf capturing the band on their first trip to Europe, this uniquely curated collection has been drawn together from extensive research, exclusive access to the archives of the band, Capitol Records and the photographers who captured this history.

The official gallery has been made possible with the assistance of the band and those that know them best. All sales made directly through The Beach Boys Gallery will generate a donation to the Surfrider Foundation. Surfrider is a nonprofit grassroots organization dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of our world’s ocean, waves and beaches for all people through a powerful activist network. Founded in 1984 by a handful of visionary surfers in Malibu, California, the Surfrider Foundation now maintains over one million supporters, activists and members, with more than 200 volunteer-led chapters and student clubs in the U.S., and more than 800 victories protecting our coasts. The band have been long time supporters.

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