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Not to be confused with the two-chord Rod Stewart ditty (a fine sailor he'd make too), this one stands out from the 'surf' crowd for not even bothering to hint at influences any more diffuse than the Beach Boys. Unless Brian Wilson counts again as a solo artist? It matters not - they've got their woozy pop nostalgia bang on.
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