1. Sail On Sailor
(3:18)
composers: Brian Wilson and Tandyn Almer
lyricists: Jack Rieley and Ray Kennedy
2. Steamboat
(4:32) [Dennis Wilson/Jack Rieley]
composer: Dennis Wilson; lyricist: Jack Rieley
3. California Saga: Big Sur
(3:03) [Mike Love]
4. California Saga: The Beaks of Eagles
(3:41) [Alan Jardine/Lynda Jardine/Robinson Jeffers]
verse by Robinson Jeffers from "Jeffers Country"
composer and additional words:
Alan and Lynda Jardine
narration: Mike Love and Alan Jardine
5. California Saga: California
(3:19) [Alan Jardine]
6. Trader
(5:03) [Carl Wilson/Jack Rieley]
composer: Carl Wilson
lyricist: Jack Rieley
7. Leaving This Town
(5:46) [Ricky Fataar/Carl Wilson/Blondie Chaplin/
Mike Love]
composers and lyricists:
Ricky Fataar, Carl Wilson and Blondie Chaplin
additional lyrics: Mike Love
8. Only With You
(2:58) [Dennis Wilson/Mike Love]
composer: Dennis Wilson
lyricist: Mike Love
9. Funky Pretty
(4:09) [Brian Wilson/Mike Love/Jack Rieley]
composer: Brian Wilson
lyricist: Mike Love
additional lyrics: Jack Rieley

Single:
Mount Vernon and Fairway (A Fairy Tale):
1. Mt. Vernon and Fairway - Theme
(1:35) [Brian Wilson]
2. I'm The Pied Piper
(2:20) [Brian Wilson/Carl Wilson]
3. Better Get Back In Bed
(1:37) [Brian Wilson]
4. Magic Transistor Radio
(0:49) [Brian Wilson]
5. I'm The Pied Piper
(3:34) [Brian Wilson/Carl Wilson]
6. Radio King Dom
(2:02) [Brian Wilson/Jack Rieley]
story, composition and lyrics: Brian Wilson; additional material by Jack Rieley and Carl Wilson

A Fairy Tale In Several Parts (Please listen in the dark)

Singles:
Sail On Sailor b/w Only With You (REP 1138)
California Saga (On My Way To ...) b/w Funky Pretty (REP 1156)

Production Infos:
Produced By The Beach Boys.
Recorded In Baambrugge, Holland.
Engineer Stephen Moffitt.
Management Tom Hulett.

Album Infos:
A lyricsheet was add to the album.
Outtakes:
Officially, "We Got Love" was dropped from the album's lineup well before release and replaced by "Sail On Sailor." Unfortunately, copies of the album master tape with "We Got Love" already had been sent out to several overseas Warner Bros. affiliates. Corrected master tapes followed quickly thereafter, but in Germany, for some reason, there was a mixup when the album was sent to the pressing plant, and the first several hundred copies were pressed from the wrong master tape and shipped to stores. I've heard that 600 copies got out before the mistake was caught, but I don't know if that number is even close to accurate. I do know that there sure don't seem to be 600 copies in circulation in fandom!

Out In The Country
It's actually a "Holland" outtake... mislabled by the bootleggers.