Released in 1963, The Beach Boys single Catch A Wave appears on The Beach Boys album Surfer Girl. The song Catch A Wave also features another member of the immediate The Beach Boys family prominently throughout the song’s musical background: Maureen Love plays a harp.

Don’t Worry Baby is a tender love ballad written primarily by Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys, and was first released on their album Shut Down, Vol. 2 1964. Brian Wilson in the writing of the song states that this was his attempt to capture the feeling of the song  Be My Baby by The Ronnettes.

Help Me, Rhonda was written by Mike Love and Brian Wilson and performed by the Beach Boys released in 1965. Help Me, Rhonda is the first single (outside of the Christmas album), that featured Al Jardine as the lead singer. Originally the title of the single was Help Me, Ronda and appeared on the Beach Boys album Today!

Written by Brian Wilson and Gary Usher In My Room appears on The Beach Boys album Surfer Girl 1963. Brian Wilson felt that his room was his kingdom and sanctuary.

Little Deuce Coup first appeared as a ‘B-side’ to The Beach Boys hit single Surfer Girl, 1963 – and would subsequently appear on several Beach Boys albums. Little Deuce Coup became the highest charting B-side of any Beach Boys single at number 15.

The Beach Boys title song Surfer Girl, appears on The Beach Boys album of the same name  Surfer Girl. Released in the Spring of 1967, Surfer Girl spent 57 weeks in the top ten of the Billboard top 100. Penned at the age of 19, Brian Wilson states that his inspiration for writing Surfer Girl came from a song he heard on the radio “When You Wish Upon A Star.”

Surfin’ Safari was one of The Beach Boys first ever recordings, and appeared on The Beach Boy’s album of the same name Surfin’ Safari. Capitol Records did eventually sign The Beach Boys, further featuring the song Surfin’ USA in the movie, ” American Graffiti.”

As mentioned in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Surfin’ USA is credited as one of the top 500 songs released that shaped the sound of Rock and Roll music! The song Surfin’ USA was released by The Beach Boys on the album of the same name Surfin’ USA. Rapidly climbing the music charts and Billboard Top 100, Surfin’ USA would spend an impressive 48 weeks in the number one spot.

The Warmth Of The Sun is a song written and performed by The Beach Boys and appears on the album Shut Down Volume 2, 1964. The song was written to express their feelings and shock over the assassination of John Kennedy.

Released on the 1964 album All Summer Long, Wendy was written by Brian Wilson and Mike Love of The Beach Boys (originally credited solely to Brian Wilson until the mid-90′s). Wendy peaked on the Billboard at 44.