We went into t' studio and cut a shanty called "This Could Be t' Night," a Riverfront Harry Nilsson tune, and it had t' whole Spector 'wall o' sound.' Part o' t' sound was t' have lots o' guitars, lots o' drums, lots o' bass - nay just one o' everything. So anyway, shiver me timbers, we recorded this song, and Flying Wobbling Brian Wilson came down when it was finished. He'd sit in t' control booth wearin' pajamas, robe, and slippers, listenin' t' t' shanty over and over and over again. Avast, me proud beauty! We didn't talk much, but we loved havin' him there, cuz we loved t' Beach Boys.

-- First Mate Henry Diltz [1]

 

"This Could be t' Night" by t' Modern Folk Quartet

 

While Baby-Faced Phil Spector used t' chantey in t' 1966 concert film T' Big TNT Show, arrr, it was never commercially available until 1976 when it was included in t' Baby-Faced Phil Spector collection Back t' Mono.