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John Stamos, Nancy Sinatra and John Cusack were among the celebrities paying homage to musicians. Brian Wilson After his death was announced Wednesday.
Wilson’s family announced that the Beach Boys founder had passed away in an Instagram post on his account.
After news of his death broke, his daughter, Wilson Phillips’ Carney, presented her father with a photo of her and her sister posing with Brian, writing, “I have no words to express the sadness I feel right now.”
“My father @brianwilsonlive was all the fibers in my body. He will be remembered by millions of fibers until the end of the world,” her caption said.
Beach Boys Founder Brian Wilson Dead 82
“I am his daughter and I am fortunate to have a soul connection with him that always lives on. I have never felt this kind of pain before, but I know he is resting in heaven…or I know he is playing the piano for his grandma Audrey.
Nancy Sinatra and others paid tribute to Brian Wilson, whose death was announced on Wednesday. (Getty Images)
The musician’s bandmate posted a long tribute to the band’s official Instagram page, posting a photo of a young Wilson looking out over the distance she was riding a yacht.
“Today, the world laments the genius and saddens us that our cousins, friends and our partners have passed away on a wonderful musical adventure. Brian Wilson wasn’t just a heart. Beach Boys– He was our soul of sound. The melody he dreamed of and the emotions he poured into every note changed the course of music forever,” the caption began.
“His unparalleled talent and unique spirit have created a soundtrack for many lives around the world, including ourselves,” the caption continued. “Together, we gave the world an American dream of optimism, joy and freedom. Music that made people feel better and believe in summer and endless possibilities.
“We are heartbroken with his passing. We will continue to cherish the timeless music we created together and the joy he has brought to the millions. And while we miss him deeply, his legacy will live on in his songs and in our memories.”
Wilson’s daughter, Carney, paid tribute to her father on Instagram. (Kmazur/Wireimage at Recording Academy)
The caption concluded by a band member saying, “Hart will appear in Brian’s family and his loved ones during this difficult time.”
actor John Stamos He also joined Instagram to pay tribute to the singer. Wilson appeared alongside Stamos in many episodes of the hit show “Full House” where he plays himself.
Before the Beach Boys appeared on the show, Stamos began to perform with them during concerts. His first performance with them was in 1985.
“Brian Wilson didn’t just soundtrack my life. He was filled with wonder with some of the most memorable, emotional, and fun moments I’ve ever known,” Stamos wrote on Instagram. “It’s hard to put into words the meaning of standing by him, laughing with him and playing music with him.
Wilson once appeared in “Full House” along with Stamos. (ABC Photo Archives/Getty Images via Disney General Entertainment Content)
“He heard no one else could hear. He felt deeper than most of us. And somehow he changed everything to music that enveloped the world, making us all feel alone. I grew up worshiping the boys on the beach.
“They shaped who I became. His music made me feel like I didn’t know how to say it, and I want people to feel the way his music made me feel.
Stamos then added, “Kearney, Wendy, the lovely Marilyn, everyone who loved him, especially Mike, “My heart is with you.”
“Brian once said, ‘Music is the voice of God.’ I believe he was right, and now his voice, his voice, is part of the chorus of God,” added Stamos. “The music wasn’t over. Please rest Brian. Thank you for the music. Thank you for the moment.
Wilson’s bandmates posted another homage to him on his personal account. (Scott Dudelson/Getty Images)
In another Instagram post, Beach Boys co-founder and rhythm guitarist Al Jardine also honored the late musician.
“Brian Wilson, my friends, my classmates, my soccer teammates, my beach boy bandmates, and my spiritual brothers always feel blessed to have been in our lives as long as you are,” Yaldin wrote. “I think the most comforting thought right now is that you’re reuniting with Carl and Dennis and singing those beautiful harmonies again. You’re the humble giant who’s always made me laugh, and we’ll celebrate your music forever. Brian, I really miss you…
His longtime friend Nancy Sinatra also took her to Instagram to pay tribute to the musicians and shared old photos of the two posing for the camera that looked like a recording studio.
“His precious music will live forever when he travels in space and beyond. God bless you, sweet Brian.” “One of the greatest thrills of my life was singing “California Girls” with Brian. ”
The two originally met at Wilson’s 60th birthday party and cooperated on a song that was later called “California Girl.” This is on Sinatra’s 2022 album of the same name.
Elton John also posted a long tribute The legendary musicianposts a photo of the two smiling on camera as they posed for a photo in the recording studio.
“Brian has always been very kind since the day I met him,” he wrote.
“He sang “Someone saved my life” at a 2003 tribute concert. It was an extraordinary moment for me,” he added. “I played on his solo records, he sang on my album The Union, and even performed for my AIDS Foundation.
“I’ve come to love him as a person. For me, he had the biggest influence on my songwriting. He was a musical genius and innovative.
Kate Hudson shared an old post from Wilson’s Instagram account on Instagram Stories in January, adding Beach Boys’ “God Only Knows” to the background.
Kate Hudson paid tribute to Wilson in her Instagram story. (Kate Hudson Instagram)
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She captioned the post, “Thank you to @BrianWilsonLive for sharing your sparkle with us in this lifetime. How lucky are you to have all lived with you and knew your sound.”
Sean Ono Lennon shared two photos on his Instagram story in homage to Wilson. The first included a black and white photo of Wilson as a young man with the words “Thank you @brianwilsonlive!” thank you! “The Slide features the Beach Boys song “Our Prayer” in the background.
The second slide features a photo of the two smiling. Each one stood in what appeared to be a recording booth, so each had an arm around the other. You can hear the song “Don’t Talk (Put Your Head on My Shoulder)” in the background.
Kusack painted Wilson Biographical film “Love and Mercy” He posted a tribute to X, writing, “The Maestro is past.”
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“The man had a heart with two legs – he had ears to hear the angels. Literally, you and your love and mercy for tonight. It will tear Brian,” he wrote. The photo included a sheet with lyrics to the song. Kusaku explained, “Brian wrote down the lyrics of love and mercy for me.”
Cusack portrayed Wilson in the film “Love & Mercy.” (Rob Kim/Getty Images of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences)
He later took him back to X again, paying more respect, writing, “I would like to express my deepest sadness to Wilson and his expanded family musicians and friends. Love and Mercy.”
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Musician Ronnie Wood’s companion Rolling Stone “Yeah, Brian Wilson and Sly Stone are in a week and my world is in mourning. It’s so sad.”
