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The Music Beat: Beach Boy Brian Wilson left a lasting mark on American music

UVA pop culture expert Jack Hamilton says the 1960s music icon merged different genres into his unique style, taking rock and pop in new directions.

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What Brian Wilson Said About the Beach Boys and Beatles Rivalry

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The Beach Boys' Al Jardine remembers Brian Wilson: 'I'm still learning from him after all these years'

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The Doobie Brothers, Beach Boys’ Mike Love, George Clinton and more inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame

This year’s inductees include Tom Johnston, Patrick Simmons and Michael McDonald of the Doobie Brothers, funk pioneer George Clinton, country songwriter Ashely Gorley, Mike Love of the Beach Boys, pr...

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Brian Wilson, Frederick Forsyth, Uriah Rennie, Edmund White

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Mitch Albom: Brian Wilson’s greatest work was turning sadness into beautiful music

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God Only Knows Where California Would Be Without Brian Wilson

The album “Pet Sounds” would set the stage for modern music, and credit the group with a level of depth beyond surf, sand and shore.

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Iconic '80s Rocker Going Viral With 'God Only Knows' in Memory of Brian Wilson

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Why Brian Wilson Was More Than Just a Musical Legend

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Brian Wilson’s obsession with perfection lit a fire under The Beatles

Wilson's ambition stoked a creative rivalry with The Beatles, redefining the artistic potential of popular music

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Paul McCartney Once Revealed Brian Wilson Was The Biggest Influence On The Beatles' Best Album

Paul McCartney claimed Brian Wilson's efforts in creating The Beach Boys' 1966 album Pet Sounds were a massive influence on this Beatles album.

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Brian Wilson Was Music’s Greatest Exception

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Brian Wilson was more than a genius. His sound epitomized the lore of SoCal

Wilson, who died Wednesday at 82, was one of music’s true visionaries, if that’s the right word for a guy who dealt in the endless possibility of sound.