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2001 promotional album for Canadian auto dealerships featuring 15 Mike Love solo recordings produced by and featuring Adrian Baker. Tracks 1–13 are mid-nineties recordings. Some of these were previously released on the albums Mike Love Of The Beach Boys - Catch A Wave and Mike Love, Bruce Johnston & David Marks Of The Beach Boys - Salute NASCAR. Track 14 is a circa-1982 recording and track 15 is circa-1990 according to .

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As of 2010, Love continues to tour with The Beach Boys, along with Bruce Johnston and a supporting band of new musicians. He leases the right to tour under the Beach Boys name. Love is the only original member in the current lineup. Love is reported to have objected to Van Dyke Parks' oblique lyrics to Smile, reserving particular scorn for the song "Cabinessence. He also developed a penchant for re-recording old Beach Boys' hits, released on packages like "Catch a Wave" and "Salute Nascar" with Adrian Baker. He has also lent his vocal abilities to a 2003 Bruce Springsteen tribute CD (singing "Hungry Heart"), and a Bruce Johnston–produced album for the Kings Singers, amongst others. Also, in 2003, he announced plans for a new solo album.

The iconic band is led by founding member Mike Love. The Beach Boys, led by founding member Mike Love, has signed with WME in all areas, worldwide. After a final London date on the 2012 tour, Love left to lead a different configuration of the band without Wilson, Marks and Jardine. The founding members have since played together, telling SiriusXM in 2018 that they had mostly resolved their disagreements. The Beach Boys were awarded The Recording Academy’s Lifetime Achievement Grammy Award and inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988, the same year Love co-wrote the group’s No. 1 hit Kokomo. The band plays about 150 shows per year.

Redirected from Mike Love discography). Michael Edward Love (born March 15, 1941) is an American singer and songwriter who co-founded the Beach Boys. Characterised by his nasal and sometimes baritone singing, Love has been one of the band's vocalists and lyricists for their entire career, contributing to each of their studio albums and serving as their frontman for live performances.

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