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* CoverVersion: "Lullaby", "Our Love Is Here To Stay" and "Rhapsody In Blue" (Music/George Gershwin), and "What A Wonderful World" (by Music/LouisArmstrong).
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* CoverVersion: "Lullaby", "Our Love Is Here To Stay" and "Rhapsody In Blue" (Music/George Gershwin), (by Ira and Music/GeorgeGershwin), and "What A Wonderful World" (by Music/LouisArmstrong).
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* RegionalRiff: "Palm Tree And Moon" showcases the oriental riff, akin to western depictions of Eastern Asia.
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''Orange Crate Art'' is a collaborative album between American artists Music/BrianWilson and Music/VanDykeParks. It marks a return for both artists as a duo since their work on the [[Music/TheBeachBoy Beach Boys]] album {{Music/SMiLE}}.
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''Orange Crate Art'' is a collaborative album between American artists Music/BrianWilson and Music/VanDykeParks. It marks a return for both artists as a duo since their work on the [[Music/TheBeachBoy [[Music/TheBeachBoys Beach Boys]] album {{Music/SMiLE}}.
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''Orange Crate Art'' is a collaborative album between American artists Music/BrianWilson and Music/VanDykeParks. It marks a return for both artists as a duo since their work on the [[Music/TheBeachBoy Beach Boys]] album {{Music/SMiLE}}.
It was recorded during a short period where Brian gained freedom from his psychiatrist Eugene Landy and got much more productive, releasing two albums (including this one) in 1995 on top of [[Music/ThePaleySessions producing an extensive amount of songs]] with Andy Paley from 1992 to 1994. Van Dyke, on the other hand, was steadily focused on his career as a soundtrack composer.
Much of the album's lyrics refer to California in the early 20th century. Van Dyke wrote and produced it while Brian provided vocals and vocal arrangement.
!!Tracklist:
# "Orange Crate Art"
# "Sail Away"
# "My Hobo Heart"
# "Wings Of A Dove"
# "Palm Tree And Moon"
# "Summer In Monterey"
# "San Francisco"
# "Hold Back Time"
# "My Jeanine"
# "Movies Is Magic"
# "This Town Goes Down At Sunset"
# "Lullaby"
The album was reissued in 2020 with three additional tracks which are covers: "Our Love Is Here To Stay" and "Rhapsody In Blue" by Music/GeorgeGershwin, and Music/LouisArmstrong's "What A Wonderful World".
!!Orange Trope Art:
* AlbumTitleDrop: The very first three words sung by Brian on the album.
--> ''Orange Crate Art was a place to start''
--> ''Orange Crate Art was a world apart''
* CoverVersion: "Lullaby", "Our Love Is Here To Stay" and "Rhapsody In Blue" (Music/George Gershwin), and "What A Wonderful World" (by Music/LouisArmstrong).
* {{Instrumentals}}: "Lullaby".
* LocationSong: "Summer In Monterey" and "San Francisco" (two cities located in California).
* OneWomanSong: "My Jeanine".
* OneWordTitle: "Lullaby".
* PimpedOutDress: "Movies Is Magic"
--> ''She slid on her dress under that melancholy moon''
--> ''Somethin' to impress him hopin' he would be there soon''
* ProductPlacement
--> ''She gonna run away''
--> ''He got a Chevrolet''
* ShoutOut: "Orange Crate Art" references Literature/JohnSteinbeck's ''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath''.
* TitleTrack
[[caption-width-right:350:]]
''Orange Crate Art'' is a collaborative album between American artists Music/BrianWilson and Music/VanDykeParks. It marks a return for both artists as a duo since their work on the [[Music/TheBeachBoy Beach Boys]] album {{Music/SMiLE}}.
It was recorded during a short period where Brian gained freedom from his psychiatrist Eugene Landy and got much more productive, releasing two albums (including this one) in 1995 on top of [[Music/ThePaleySessions producing an extensive amount of songs]] with Andy Paley from 1992 to 1994. Van Dyke, on the other hand, was steadily focused on his career as a soundtrack composer.
Much of the album's lyrics refer to California in the early 20th century. Van Dyke wrote and produced it while Brian provided vocals and vocal arrangement.
!!Tracklist:
# "Orange Crate Art"
# "Sail Away"
# "My Hobo Heart"
# "Wings Of A Dove"
# "Palm Tree And Moon"
# "Summer In Monterey"
# "San Francisco"
# "Hold Back Time"
# "My Jeanine"
# "Movies Is Magic"
# "This Town Goes Down At Sunset"
# "Lullaby"
The album was reissued in 2020 with three additional tracks which are covers: "Our Love Is Here To Stay" and "Rhapsody In Blue" by Music/GeorgeGershwin, and Music/LouisArmstrong's "What A Wonderful World".
!!Orange Trope Art:
* AlbumTitleDrop: The very first three words sung by Brian on the album.
--> ''Orange Crate Art was a place to start''
--> ''Orange Crate Art was a world apart''
* CoverVersion: "Lullaby", "Our Love Is Here To Stay" and "Rhapsody In Blue" (Music/George Gershwin), and "What A Wonderful World" (by Music/LouisArmstrong).
* {{Instrumentals}}: "Lullaby".
* LocationSong: "Summer In Monterey" and "San Francisco" (two cities located in California).
* OneWomanSong: "My Jeanine".
* OneWordTitle: "Lullaby".
* PimpedOutDress: "Movies Is Magic"
--> ''She slid on her dress under that melancholy moon''
--> ''Somethin' to impress him hopin' he would be there soon''
* ProductPlacement
--> ''She gonna run away''
--> ''He got a Chevrolet''
* ShoutOut: "Orange Crate Art" references Literature/JohnSteinbeck's ''Literature/TheGrapesOfWrath''.
* TitleTrack
