The newly expanded reissue of the album also includes a reworked rendition of “Sloop John B.” “I have a plethora of songs. But this is the one we wanted to release at it’s 10th anniversary.

The Beach Boys could not have known the effect their 11th studio album, 1966's Pet Sounds, would have on English football well into the 21st century. Sloop John B, a three-minute track charting an ...

“Sloop John B” served as the lead single to Pet Sounds and would peak at No. 3 on Billboard’s Hot 100 (chart dated May 7, 1966). Definitive Version (s): Honorable Mention (s): ...

In 1966, the Beach Boys had a hit on the charts called Sloop John B, which was a remake of a folk song said to originate from the West Indies in 1927. In 1994, Sloop John B is a beach bar facing ...

The Beach Boys have a number of hits to their name, but one song that continues to baffle fans is "Sloop John B" - and the meaning behind the track might surprise you ...

In 1966, the Beach Boys sailed to No. 3 with “Sloop John B,” a song that dates back to 1916 when it was originally known as “The John B. Sails.” ...

One individual posited: "'Sloop John B' is a traditional folk song that was popularized by The Beach Boys in their 1966 album Pet Sounds.