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2007: Brian talks about the Beach Boys classic, “Please Let Me Wonder.” Instrumentation for the track included drums, timpani, bass, two guitars, acoustic guitar, piano, tack piano, organ, horns, and vibraphone. It was issued as the B-side of “Do You Wanna Dance?”.

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