“I just shut up and didn’t talk and did whatever Brian told me to do”: Bruce Johnston and the surviving Beach Boys talk about the making of Pet Sounds

Singer and mastermind Brian Wilson of the rock and roll band "The Beach Boys" directs from the control room while recording the album "Pet Sounds" in 1966 in Los Angeles, California.

Pet Sounds turned 60 this week and the three surviving Beach Boys from that era’s lineup have been talking about the album that many consider the greatest of all time.

Al Jardine, Mike Love and Bruce Johnston have given – interestingly, separate - interviews to Associated Press about Brian Wilson’s masterpiece.