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It was Diane Rovell who got her and her sister back into the singing business, while hanging around the Wilson kitchen with Marilyn and her brother-in-law. And the result was Spring, a harmony duo of the Wilson/Rovell siblings, produced by Brian and every bit as contemporary as any act working in 1970, doing lost treasures from the Carole King songbook and rewrites and rearrangements of Brian ...
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Diane Rovell is one of the people that contributed to the book. Pages 249 and 280, and apparently at Fifty sides of the Beach Boys : the songs that tell their story at page 108 is talked. Stebbins's book also talks about My Diane saying that the song was talking about his affair with the sister I quote the book:
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Diane Rovell Marilyn Rovell Wilson . Barbara, Marilyn, and Diane Rovelli formed a group known as the Rovell Sisters in 1961. They played some amateur shows and small clubs, but things really took off when Barbara left and Sandra Glantz, better known as Ginger Blake, took over, and the group became the Honeys. They were discovered at an amateur ...
The Honeys (a slang term for a female surfing enthusiast) consisted of sisters Diane and Marilyn Rovell and their cousin Ginger Blake. Marilyn and Diane had met the Beach Boys when the boys ...
