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Mike Love says the Beach Boys' music still brings generations together

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By Jon Gillooly Verified
| The Polk County Standard Journal Verified
More than 60 years after “Surfin’ Safari” introduced The Beach Boys to the world, founding band member Mike Love still gets the biggest thrill from looking out into the crowd. These days, he says, the fans aren’t just the people who grew up with the band’s music. They’re bringing their children and grandchildren along, too.
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Look who's in town: Mike Love says the Beach Boys' music still brings generations together

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By Jon Gillooly Verified
| The Telegraph (Macon) Verified
More than 60 years after "Surfin' Safari" introduced the Beach Boys to the world, founding band member Mike Love still gets the biggest thrill from looking out into the crowd. These days, he says, the fans aren't just the people who grew up with the band's music. They're bringing their children and grandchildren along, too.
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Mike Love says the Beach Boys' music still brings generations together

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By Jon Gillooly Verified
| Jackson Progress-Argus Verified
More than 60 years after "Surfin' Safari" introduced the Beach Boys to the world, founding band member Mike Love still gets the biggest thrill from looking out into the crowd. These days, he says, the fans aren't just the people who grew up with the band's music. They're bringing their children and grandchildren along, too. MDJ: Mr. Love, it's such a pleasure to speak with you. It's a great honor. Mike Love: Well, thank you very much.
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