TM Song

TM Song

Infobox Single
Name = Rock And Roll Music/The TM Song


Artist = The Beach Boys
from Album = 15 Big Ones
Released = May 24, 1976
Format = Vinyl
Recorded = Unknown
Genre = Rock music
Length = 4 min 03 sec
Label = Capitol Records
Producer = Brian Wilson
Chart position = • #5 (US)• #36 (UK)
Reviews =
Last single = "Sail On, Sailor"/"Only with You"
(1975)
This single = "Rock And Roll Music"/"TM Song"
(1976)
Next single = "It’s O.K."/"Had to Phone Ya"
(1976)|

"Not to be confused with "Transcendental Meditation", also by The Beach Boys."

"TM Song" is a song written by Brian Wilson for the American pop band The Beach Boys. It was released on their 1976 album "15 Big Ones". The song features Al Jardine on lead vocals, but every group member is featured on a spoken intro, which sets up the theme of the song: An improvised (and impassioned) five-way argument goes on in the background, until one of the band members "approaches" the microphone, and in response to the stress, says "Whew!" Time for me to meditate!" Then the music starts. The lyrics mention the Maharishi.

Details

*"Written by:" Brian Wilson
*"Album:" 15 Big Ones
*"Time:" 1 min 34 sec
*"Produced by:" Brian Wilson
*"Arranged by:" Brian Wilson

Performers

*"Al Jardine:" Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals
*"Brian Wilson:" Backing Vocals, Organ
*"Mike Love:" Backing Vocals
*"Dennis Wilson:" drums
*"Steve Douglas:" Saxophone, Flute
*"Jay Migliori:" Saxophone, Flute
*"Ed Carter:" Guitar
*"Billy Hinsche:" Guitar

See also

*"Transcendental Meditation"
*The Beach Boys
*15 Big Ones
*List of songs by The Beach Boys


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