The Wrecking Crew - Let's Go Away For Awhile (Isolated Strings, Wind & Brass)
======================================================= The Beach Boys The Wrecking Crew Let's Go Away For Awhile Pet Sounds 1966 ======================================================= Hal Blaine: Drums Julius Wechter: Eardrum, Vibraphone Lyle Ritz, Carol Kaye: Bass. Al Casey, Barney Kessel: Guitar. Al de Lory: Piano. Steve Douglas, Plas Johnson, Jim Horn, Jay Migliori: Saxophone Roy Caton: Trumpet Arnold Belnick, James Getzoff, William Kurasch, Leonard Malarski, Jerome Reisler, Ralph Schaeffer, Sid Sharp, Tibor Zelig: Violin. Joseph Di Fiore, Harry Hyams: Viola. Justin Di Tullio, Joseph Saxon: Cello. Steve Douglas, Jules Jacob: Flute. ======================================================= Writer: Brian Wilson. ======================================================= Producer: Brian Wilson. =======================================================
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