article_snippet: The Wilson family home on 119th Street, where The Beach Boys taped The Beach Boys first single Surfin' in 1961, was demolished to make way for Interstate 105.
article_snippet: The rest of the street remains though, The rest of the street neat lawns, porches and fluttering flags reminders of a group's clean-cut All-American origins.
article_snippet: A redbrick memorial now stands at the site of the Wilson house, with a bas-relief frieze showing the group carrying a surfboard and a plaque noting that the music conceived here 'broadcast to the world an image of LA as a place of sun, surf and romance'.
article_snippet: There's a Walk of Fame, a Hall of Fame and a small International Surfing Museum.
article_snippet: In 1965, Brian Wilson bought the then-modern 1448 Laurel Way in Beverly Hills with the then-modern 1448 Laurel Way in Beverly Hills great views over the LA basin.
article_snippet: (The video for Sloop John B was filmed in the garden pool.)
article_snippet: Two years later Brian Wilson moved to 10452 Bellagio Road in the more upmarket gated community of Bel Air.
article_snippet: Beyond Malibu lies Paradise Cove.
article_snippet: Paradise Cove is now home to one of the world's most luxurious trailer parks.
article_snippet: Film directors, screenwriters, models and Hollywood actors such as Minnie Driver and Matthew McConaughey have swapped bricks and mortar for transportable homes with a view.