I Just Wasn't Made for These Times (song)

I Just Wasn't Made for These Times (song)

Infobox Song
Name = I Just Wasn't Made for These Times


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Caption =
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Artist = The Beach Boys
alt Artist =
Album = Pet Sounds
Published =
Released = May 16, 1966
track_no = 11
Recorded = Gold Star
February 14, 1966
Columbia Studios
March 10, 1966
April 13, 1966
Genre = Pop music
Language =
Length = 3:11
Writer =
Composer = Wilson/Asher
Label = Capitol
Producer = Brian Wilson
Misc = Extra track listing
Album = Pet Sounds
Type = studio
Tracks = #"Wouldn't It Be Nice"
#"You Still Believe in Me"
#"That's Not Me"
#"Don't Talk (Put Your Head on My Shoulder)"
#"I'm Waiting for the Day"
#"Let's Go Away for Awhile"
#"Sloop John B"
#"God Only Knows"
#"I Know There's an Answer"
#"Here Today"
#"I Just Wasn't Made for These Times"
#"Pet Sounds"
#"Caroline, No"

"I Just Wasn't Made for These Times" is a song by the Beach Boys from their album "Pet Sounds". It is the eleventh song on the album. This song is notable because it is the first use of a keyboard-controlled variation on the theremin - later named the Electro-Theremin or Tannerin - in a rock record. Shortly after this track was recorded, Brian Wilson used the Tannerin on the "Good Vibrations" track.

Wilson stated: "It's about a guy who was crying out because he thought he was too advanced, and that he'd eventually have to leave people behind. All my friends thought I was crazy to do "Pet Sounds"."

The song has been covered by Wilson himself on Pet Sounds Live, by Sixpence None the Richer for the tribute album "Making God Smile", by Patrick Wolf for "Do It Again: A Tribute To Pet Sounds", by married couple Aimee Mann and Michael Penn for "A Tribute To Brian Wilson" (2001), and by the Japanese group Feelds for the tribute album "Smiling Pets".

Details

*"Written by:" Brian Wilson/Tony Asher
*"Album:" Pet Sounds
*"Time:" 3 min 11 sec
*"Produced by:" Brian Wilson
*"Instrumental track:" recorded February 14, 1966 at Gold Star Recording Studios, Hollywood, California. Engineered by Larry Levine.
*"Vocal track:" recorded March through to April, 1966 at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, California. Engineered by Ralph Balantin.

Personnel

*Chuck Berghofer — String Bass
*Hal Blaine — Drums, Tympani, bongos
*Glen Campbell — Guitar
*Frank Capp — Tympani, Latin Percussion
*Steve Douglas — Tenor Saxophone
*Plas Johnson — Tenor Saxophone
*Barney Kessel — Guitar
*Bobby Klein — Tenor Saxophone
*Mike Melvoin — Harpsichord
*Jay Migliori — Baritone Saxophone
*Tommy Morgan — Harmonica
*Ray Pohlman — Electric Bass
*Don Randi — Piano
*Paul Tanner — Tannerin
*Brian Wilson — lead vocals, backing vocals

See also

*List of songs by The Beach Boys


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