FTP, identify this song in which Al Jardine, taking a rare lead vocal, pleaded with the title character to assist him on the rebound from another girl.
In 1975, Johnny Rivers scored a Top 40 hit by covering this song.  The initial version released on the album "Today" featured harmonicas, playful production, and odd vocal crossfading.  Re-recorded as a single from the 1965 album "Summer Days (and Summer Nights)", Brian Wilson shaved off 22 seconds, included falsettos, added a guitar solo, and darkened lyrics so that ruined plans became "shattered."  The more rocking approach yielded the Beach Boys their second #1 hit.  FTP, identify this song in which Al Jardine, taking a rare lead vocal, pleaded with the title character to assist him on the rebound from another girl.
In 1975, Johnny Rivers scored a Top 40 hit by covering this song.  
"Help Me, Rhonda"