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Legacy of Brian Wilson's 'Smile' Album

Remembering the life and legacy of Brian Wilson, Beach Boys singer-songwriter

David Muir remembers the life and legacy of music icon Brian Wilson, who died at age 82, and the summer anthems he wrote that helped define an era.

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Brian Wilson Songs: A Look Back at the Late Beach Boy's Musical Legacy

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The Legacy of Brian Wilson's 'Smile' Album

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A mixed-bag with genuine gems: 15 highlights from Brian Wilson's solo career

Brian Wilson, who died June 11 at 82, made music history as a Beach Boy. But the more than 30 years he spent as a solo artist — longer than his time with The Beach Boys — shouldn't be overlooked in ev...

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John Stamos Reveals How He and Mike Love Learned of Brian Wilson’s Death: ‘It Was Tough’

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Brian Wilson’s Symphony of Life

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Paul McCartney, Carole King and Others Pay Tribute to Brian Wilson

Paul McCartney, a Wilson contemporary, noted that there was a chorus of tributes from other musicians, saying Wilson had a “mysterious sense of musical genius” that made his songs special.

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John Stamos says he was with Mike Love when they learned of Brian Wilson’s death

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Punk Icon Shares Personal Tribute to Music Legend Brian Wilson: ‘Thank You’

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Brian Wilson Leaves Behind A Legacy That Still Drives Hot Rod Culture

Brian Wilson’s passing at age 82 marks the end of an era defined not by postcard-perfect surf scenes, but by something deeper, louder, and chrome-plated. His music echoed the hum of a big block at idle,

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Brian Wilson Inspired the Underrated 2015 Music Biopic 'Love & Mercy'

Brian Wilson was one of the greatest musical minds in history, and the subject of the widely underappreciated 2015 biopic 'Love & Mercy.'

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'80s Metal Legend Celebrates the Legacy of Brian Wilson: 'A Huge Inspiration'

One inspiration that has never surprised me, however, is Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys. You would be hard pressed to find a single musician working today who doesn't owe Wilson some kind of gratitude for all he has done.