The tributes go to the American stars since the announcement of death on Wednesday, June 11 of the co -founder of the famous musical group The Beach Boys, Brian Wilson.
Death at the age of 82, the artist was often described as a genius of his generation and had allowed the beach boys to access glory thanks to emblematic successes such as Good vibrations, It turns me, Help me, Rhonda EITHER KokomoAll reached the top of the billboard, the classification of the best US sales.
“I thought of all these years when I heard and admired his genius. Rest in peace, dear Brian,” reacted the folk bob dylan icon quickly in X. Very close to Brian Wilson, Bob Dylan had celebrated the 80th anniversary of his friend in 2022 through a video where he sang a happy birthday.
“My world is mourning”
“Brian Wilson, my friend, my classmate, my American football teammate, my Beach Boys group and my spiritual brother,” he reacted to Jardine, founding member of the Beach Boys, in a statement.
Several members of the Rolling Stones also cried the death of the king of the electric guitar. “Oh no, Brian Wilson and Sly Stone in a week, my world is mourning. Very sad,” Rolling Stones said in X Ronnie Wood. “Rest in peace!” Keith Richards added, also a guitarist of the group.
Sean Ono Lennon, the only son of the couple John Lennon and Yoko Ono also shared his mourning in X. “I feel very lucky to have met him and spend time with him. He was always very friendly and generous. He was our American Mozart. A unique genius of another world,” the artist wrote.
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Some have decided to highlight Brian Wilson’s songs, such as James Hetfield, leader of Metallica. “I think that God only knows, This song is one of the best written, and thanks, Brian, that’s why. Rest in peace, “the star reacted in an interview with Associated Press.
His music “Live Forever”, commented on Instagram Nancy Sinatra, emphasizing that one of the “best moments of his life” will have been singing California girls with him.
“May God bless Brian Wilson. Peace and love of his family,” added Ringo Starr, the drummer of the Beatles, one of the rare groups that will overcome the Beach Boys in popularity in the early 1960s. John Lennon considered the album Pet sounds (1966) as one of the best of all time.
For John Cale, co -founder of the most alternative group, Velvet Underground, “Brian Wilson was not just ‘Surf Music’, but was a true musical genius that had managed to make pop as an amazing sophistication,” he added in X.
Source: BFM TV
