Dennis Wilson: The Real Beach Boy Part 1 (2008)

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  • @terrancearnold8530
    @terrancearnold8530 Месяц назад

    We must all be grateful to god for allowing us life while in the presence of the Beech Boys Thank You LORD,, and let it be known Iam fairly sure that the lord loves good rock and roll ,,,, as long as its goooooood.

  • @orriechristopher862
    @orriechristopher862 3 месяца назад

    The Beach Boys is my favorite rock and roll band and I know all my facts about them

  • @birdlynn417
    @birdlynn417 Год назад

    This guy was a great narrator.

  • @delavalmilker
    @delavalmilker 3 года назад +28

    This documentary glosses-over dad Murray's abuse of his sons. Dennis was a rambunctious and independent child, who stood-up to his father. And as in most abusive families, that's the child who gets it the worst. The pain and despair of this situation must have affected Dennis deeply. And contributed to his later problems.

  • @dennisliamardell8906
    @dennisliamardell8906 Год назад

    Dennis was always my favorite - his song “ Forever,” is
    FOREVER.

  • @violetskye6863
    @violetskye6863 Год назад

    Dennis the menace😂 love it

  • @patrickmcgrath5411
    @patrickmcgrath5411 2 года назад +1

    IT WAS A TOUGH JOB, BUT SOMEONE HAD TO DO IT ❣️🤭

  • @lawrence142002
    @lawrence142002 3 года назад +40

    "When Brian lost his mind it was Dennis who led the band through hard times"... This statement is just so completely wrong. First of all, Brian suffers from a mental illness. Second, Dennis did not assume leadership after Brian's difficulties. It was Carl who took over as leader (Dennis was Carl's most consistent ally in the creative direction of the band at the time, though).

    • @chuckselvage3157
      @chuckselvage3157 Год назад +4

      Correct. Carl was probably the most stable of the brothers around that time.

    • @profile2047
      @profile2047 7 месяцев назад +1

      I went to the comments immediately after hearing that. I’m glad you jumped on it.

  • @cclarke9301
    @cclarke9301 3 года назад +4

    My girlfriend and I managed to get backstage area where The Beach Boys were playing. It wasn’t a huge venue and was at our local fairgrounds in Phoenix. While we were backstage taking in all the sights, Dennis Wilson walked up to us. He had cutoffs on and that was it. He was eating a hamburger and wanted to know if we wanted a bite. He was gorgeous and very sweet to us. I’ll never forget that little moment we had.

  • @moebetta4224
    @moebetta4224 2 года назад

    Worst thing you can do if you have substance abuse problems is to marry someone similar.

  • @indigomisfit1027
    @indigomisfit1027 5 лет назад +16

    There are several factors at play here, one is self projection the father hated that Dennis was a free spirit and he wasn’t ( destroy what threatens you ), the father needed to be in control, Dennis reminded him that he wasn’t, so he beat his anger into his son which set up Dennis’s self sabotaging ways later in life. I suspect the message to Dennis for not conforming to his controlling father was that he was not acceptable or good enough. Childhood programming shapes the personalities lifelong blueprint. A typical outcome of Dennis’s self sabotage ( the subconscious needs to prove itself right -belief system ) was that he couldn’t allow success to stay for long, in his mind he wasn’t worthy of it, that’s what he was taught. Also some children are more sensitive than others ( hence his solo album, it gives us a window into just how sensitive he was ) and it is very likely that Dennis’s rebellion stemmed from observing his father bully all around him and his coping mechanism was to fight the controller. The ultimate expression of power is control, simply, this became a power struggle between father and son for who had power over Dennis himself or his father and this concreted his lifelong struggle against authority and conformity. The sad thing is anger, needing to be in control and jealousy ( his father ) usually stem from someone who is wounded themselves. Most people conform Dennis whether he knew it or not ( even before the addictions ) didn’t give his power away, he was one of a kind not someone’s else’s version of who he should be. I just wish he could of seen his own strength instead of believing the lie that he wasn’t enough. Rest sweet spirit “ there is no death only a change of worlds” - Chief Joseph

    • @nataliewallace3836
      @nataliewallace3836 4 года назад

      :'O(

    • @taroman7100
      @taroman7100 4 года назад +2

      That SOB Murry! talk about child abuse. Takes a board to his son's head. How the hell did Brian ever speak to that man again?

    • @markmiller489
      @markmiller489 2 года назад +2

      Damn bro that’s amazing take. You literally explained my very difficult complex relationship with my father, who was very verbally abuse and physical at times. You never shake that. I’m very insecure, and always feel like I’m being watched, and judged. I myself try to be a people pleaser, to avoid conflict. At the same time I have this crazy will, to prove myself. I have a lot of pint of anger at times. When it comes out it explodes. I’ve rebelled my whole life, and struggled with one addiction or another most of my life.

    • @TEM14411
      @TEM14411 Год назад

      🕊

  • @tracy-dg3qq
    @tracy-dg3qq 4 года назад +34

    It's only now ppl have a better understanding of depression anxiety and panic attacks other mental illnesses and unfortunately to this day ppl still dont understand it. Brilliant band

  • @definitiveenergy1
    @definitiveenergy1 2 года назад

    Just watched this...now I'll watch it again and again. This is the real Californ-I-A sound.

  • @michaelhayes7616
    @michaelhayes7616 2 года назад +1

    Dennis Wilson you did the best that you could may God have mercy on your soul and may you rest in peace you'll always be remembered as a favorite I wish I could tell that to his face

  • @lesliegoodman-malamuth9796
    @lesliegoodman-malamuth9796 3 года назад +3

    Love you dearly, David Lee Marks, but around 6:10, where we see the pier, is near 9th Street and Strand, not 26th Street. I grew up very near 7th Street and the Strand. Everything else you say is wonderful!

  • @aimeethereseperhach1055
    @aimeethereseperhach1055 3 года назад +1

    Thumbs down for being unable to profile Dennis without belittling Brian and Carl.

  • @ChihuahuaboyDH
    @ChihuahuaboyDH 13 лет назад +49

    Besides Brian, Dennis was the soul of The Beach Boys. Dennis was the band's only "true" surfer, taking to the water at every opportunity. It was very sad to hear of his passing back in late 1983. He was just 39 years old. When Dennis tragically died, I can bet it tore Brian up inside. I miss you Dennis. You made great harmony with Brian, Carl, Mike & Al. You're missed to this very day.
    R.I.P., Dennis Wilson...1944-1983. Your legacy lives on.

  • @sharnjitsharonlalli212
    @sharnjitsharonlalli212 4 года назад +6

    May you RIP beautiful talented dear Dennis Wilson🙏🙏💗💗

  • @michaelclark4043
    @michaelclark4043 2 года назад

    I've never met the guy personally but l could somehow sense that Denny was a kind hearted soul unlike his narcissistic father Murray.

  • @Youcantcan
    @Youcantcan 2 месяца назад

    I can sing like Dennis. Wanna hear?

  • @wvb-woody7552
    @wvb-woody7552 2 года назад

    So sad

  • @GeorgeVreelandHill
    @GeorgeVreelandHill 5 лет назад +8

    RIP Dennis. We will always love you.

  • @jasona9
    @jasona9 5 лет назад +2

    FUN FACT: Dennis was the ONLY Beach Boy that surfed. He said they all tried, even Brian, but were terrible....LOL

  • @namaste91
    @namaste91 13 лет назад +8

    The BBC has the know-how to do the probably best documentarys in the world.
    I'm proud of them and of the Beach Boys. Thak you,doorsfan4ourever for upload this wonderful documentary.

  • @leawaldrop1050
    @leawaldrop1050 3 года назад

    Dennis was fine as hell miss him

  • @jamesriendeau128
    @jamesriendeau128 2 года назад

    The ultimate rock 🌟 star....

  • @ruongluesteve
    @ruongluesteve 13 лет назад +9

    I just watched this all through-excellent documentary. It made a 61 year old man cry...

  • @monkees-np4ui
    @monkees-np4ui 12 лет назад +2

    I think what they mean by the real beach boy is that Dennis was the only one who surfed and spent most of his time on the beach

  • @tbirdtim
    @tbirdtim 12 лет назад +2

    For those who question David Marks, he's the real deal. He's currently on tour playing lead guitar for the Beach Boys.

  • @spendingtimetogether8428
    @spendingtimetogether8428 3 года назад

    Who had what seems to be a camcorder, and color even!

  • @atomicrev9123
    @atomicrev9123 5 лет назад +5

    The Beach Boys were Brian, Carl, Dennis, Al, and Mike. No need to argue, they all had to be present, to make the band one voice.

    • @otto_sch1623
      @otto_sch1623 4 года назад

      Don’t forget Bruce in the mid 60s and 70s

  • @jamese.morris2891
    @jamese.morris2891 5 лет назад +1

    As a drummer myself...there is something to be said for a guy to start playing on command. Having not previously played to suddenly be recording. And...I've always appreciated him not throwing in a million rolls and fills...A lot of drummers say that he just wasn't good enough to but he made it work. Some times it's better to play it simple.

    • @mikecastellon3022
      @mikecastellon3022 5 лет назад +1

      You do know he fever played on the records....Hal Blaine played on every one

    • @jamese.morris2891
      @jamese.morris2891 5 лет назад

      @@mikecastellon3022 What i'm going on is a live show. He 's drunk asf but still played it strait , But ya.. I do know about Hal...as I said. I play myself.

  • @lanes58
    @lanes58 5 лет назад

    Although, the Beach boys rarely played their instruments on their records, Dennis was actually a decent drummer. Virtually all of the instruments in the studio, were played by the Wrecking Crew. But, without Dennis, there would have been no Beach Boys. It was his idea do do songs about cars and surfing.

    • @T.Ramby11
      @T.Ramby11 4 года назад

      Actually there are a lot of misconceptions about that. Hal Blaine and the Wrecking Crew definitely filled in a lot in the mid-60s, but Dennis and the rest of the band played on most the early albums and singles. And when the Wrecking Crew did play, Brian often had Carl sit in with them. Carl was a pretty great (and underrated) guitarist. As far as Dennis goes, he played the kit on "I Get Around" and Hal Blaine added some additional percussion. Other hits he played on were "Surfin' Safari," "Catch a Wave," "Little Deuce Coupe," "Little Honda" and "Don't Worry Baby." The Wrecking Crew really heavily stepped in on the Today! album and "California Girls" and it grew from there. Dennis however did play on a track on Pet Sounds, "That's Not Me." That's the sole song on the album to only feature the Beach Boys on the backing track. Then following the Smile era, Dennis started playing again on most of their albums (Wild Honey, 20/20, Sunflower, Surf's Up) until he injured his hand and Ricky Fataar stepped in.

  • @Tonetwisters
    @Tonetwisters 5 лет назад +2

    A real pity that Dennis was bound and determined to do himself in.

  • @daftdrunk-1979
    @daftdrunk-1979 6 месяцев назад

    👍👍👍👍👍

  • @alk315
    @alk315 2 года назад

    Incredible talented men, horrible to see how alcohol and drugs destroys original men's talent and minds.

  • @laminage
    @laminage 5 лет назад

    Hawthorne, CA., was an Aviation Community and chances are someone in your Family worked at one of The Factories. Murry worked for one of The Companies before starting his own Company A.B.L.E. (Always Better Lasting Equipment). He projected the Image of being an overeager Salesman. In his own way Murry was to The Beach Boys what Joe was to The Jackson Five. He had his own dreams of Music Stardom but never saw it come to fruition. He drove poor Brian up the wall during sessions criticizing every single Composition most notably "Fun Fun Fun", and even their First Number One Hit "I Get Around" that got him Fired as Manager. In 1969 when he thought that The Beach Boys were finished as a Group, he Sold the Music Catalogue for One Million Dollars which was a very big mistake Brian got the Songs back because the Catalogue was Co-Owned by Brian since he Co Wrote The Songs with Gary Usher, Roger Christian, Tony Asher and Mike Love. Also Brian wasn't in a proper Frame Of Mind when they were Sold.

    • @angustdog3656
      @angustdog3656 5 лет назад

      I was born in Hawthorne in 58.My parents moved to Redondo Beach soon after,My father worked at Harvey Aluminum,and my mom worked at McDonnell/ Douglas.Great place to Grow up.Fond memories.

    • @T.Ramby11
      @T.Ramby11 4 года назад

      I think Murry actually sold the catalogue for $700,000. Either way, it's crazy.

  • @FutureAbe
    @FutureAbe 3 года назад +2

    Dennis’ life was a god damn mess

  • @SeattleLA
    @SeattleLA 13 лет назад +9

    How well, I remember the era, having grown up near Hawthorne. My aunt used to regularly babysit the Beach Boys when they were children.

  • @randolphfreedmartz
    @randolphfreedmartz 9 лет назад +5

    "It is so garage"
    That quote has added to my vocabulary

  • @divingduck1970
    @divingduck1970 7 лет назад +1

    Thank you for this.

  • @nuwavedave
    @nuwavedave 4 года назад +47

    Yeah, Dennis had the "look" of a TV star. But, Brian was just as cool. He didn't surf, but was a football quarterback at Hawthorne High. And he wrote and produced records like nobody else in America.

  • @AnthonyMonaghan
    @AnthonyMonaghan 7 лет назад +1

    David Marks...the only Beach Boy with any credibility. I could listen to him talk for hours. Lovely to see him with his moms. Thanks.

  • @GeorgeVreelandHill
    @GeorgeVreelandHill 8 лет назад +10

    The Beach Boys are the greatest band in American history. I grew up listening to them. Thank God.

  • @mikh84
    @mikh84 12 лет назад +2

    The song is called "Ace Of Spades", Link Wray recorded it but this isnt that version, his version is in Pulp Fiction, this is a more surf style sound, Hope this helps you.

  • @RichKosack
    @RichKosack 5 лет назад +4

    My kids grew up in the first decade of the new millennium.
    They adopted The Beach Boys for their own in the midst of the cacophony of the era!
    All road trips had their best music as background to adventure!

  • @T.Ramby11
    @T.Ramby11 8 лет назад +62

    Dennis is so under-appreciated as a songwriter. Daryl Dragon (of Captain and Tennille fame) stated that Dennis could come up with these chords and melodies that his classically trained music teachers would have killed for, but Dennis wouldn't even know the names of the chords. That kind of gift just has to be in their genes.
    Hopefully appreciation for his music will continue to grow.

    • @ehoffman796
      @ehoffman796 5 лет назад +3

      Exactly!!!
      TW he was the early draw! only surfer and great looking!!

    • @h.markhorton8188
      @h.markhorton8188 5 лет назад +1

      Eugenia Hoffman I was amazed
      To find out that Dennis was not just a so-so drummer, occasional gritty lead vocalist.and teen girl magnet. I think I had a bootleg copy of his second album, which I’m not sure ever came out (sort of a BigStar3). But a lot of his music I thought was AlexChiltonish. Met him in a parking lot once. Then the son of a bitch drowned, pulling the plug on our best rock band. Without seeing him, hearing him back there it was never the same.

    • @nuwavedave
      @nuwavedave 4 года назад

      Saw The Beach Boys for the first time in 1971 in Boston. Daryl Dragon was their keyboardist - and had already adopted his "Captain" image. Man, could he play!

    • @brianwilson2024
      @brianwilson2024 3 года назад

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  • @jc6594
    @jc6594 4 года назад +5

    Today Commemorates Dennis Wilson's 75th Birthday

  • @ApartmentKing66
    @ApartmentKing66 4 года назад +1

    Jon Stebbins seems to have this idea that Dennis played drums on recording dates. I guess he never heard of session musicians. It may not have been Hal Blaine on drums, but I seriously doubt Dennis was at those skins on the records.

    • @T.Ramby11
      @T.Ramby11 4 года назад

      Actually there are a lot of misconceptions about that. Hal Blaine definitely filled in a lot in the mid-60s, but Dennis played on most of the early albums and singles. Dennis played the kit on "I Get Around" and Hal Blaine added some additional percussion. Other hits he played on were "Surfin' Safari," "Catch a Wave," "Little Deuce Coupe," "Little Honda" and "Don't Worry Baby." The Wrecking Crew really heavily stepped in on the Today! album and "California Girls" and it grew from there. Dennis however did play on a track on Pet Sounds, "That's Not Me." That's the sole song on the album to only feature the Beach Boys on the backing track. Then following the Smile era, Dennis started playing again on most of their albums (Wild Honey, 20/20, Sunflower, Surf's Up) until he injured his hand and Ricky Fataar stepped in. After Fataar left, Dennis would continue to play on albums.

  • @dianemorris5816
    @dianemorris5816 5 лет назад

    I didn't know Chuck Berry wrote that song.

  • @russellh6152
    @russellh6152 5 лет назад +1

    Great guy

  • @neilryan4166
    @neilryan4166 5 лет назад

    Dennis was the Beach boys bad boy.

  • @dealit3370
    @dealit3370 4 года назад

    This should be called;..........."Dennis Wilson, The LSD, Manson Years"

  • @Glidescube
    @Glidescube 2 года назад

    it's amazing how time wise this band and the Beatles were developing simultaneously. on a different note I may add I can't believe they bulldozed the houses where the wilsons in the Marks lived they could have deviated the freeway about 20 ft to save the homes but I guess that's California politics.

  • @60s70sVintageRock
    @60s70sVintageRock 12 лет назад

    David Marks was one of the original Beach Boys and he is not bullshitting. The configuration of the streets have changed. What used to be a corner house is no longer on a corner, obviously. There was once a street there that divided two neighborhoods, Hawthorne from Inglewood. And they were friends despite the age difference, which is more like 3 1/2 yrs. I suggest you read 'Heroes and Villains.' It's all in there...

  • @smedleybutler8787
    @smedleybutler8787 4 года назад

    He did just as much for the bb that anyone.

  • @60s70sVintageRock
    @60s70sVintageRock 12 лет назад +2

    Thanks! I was recently in SoCal, but I wasn't able to visit the area where the BB grew up :( (Next time for sure!) But it's not hard to figure out by David's verbal description, how much the area has changed! I'm from outside Chicago, and have been a fan since I was a kid. I was fortunate to have seen the BB many times in the 70's when Dennis and Carl were with us. Not to mention seeing them in concert with my favorite band Chicago...one of my fondest memories!!

  • @rab2591
    @rab2591 13 лет назад +9

    I really wish this were available on DVD...It's one of the best documentaries I have seen.

    • @taroman7100
      @taroman7100 4 года назад

      truly! looks like the movie American Band: The Beach Boys took script from this.

  • @taroobsingh2158
    @taroobsingh2158 6 лет назад +3

    Carl was the greatest Beach Boy but Brian wrote much of the music and Dennis was an absolute witch on the drums. Al Jardine absolutely deserved more leads than he got and Mike Love was as big a douche than anyone in the history of mankind. How's that for summing up our beloved Beach Boys, a National Monument?

  • @blondwiththewind
    @blondwiththewind 8 лет назад +36

    Dennis was way too good looking for his own good. And he sure knew how to be a naughty boy.

  • @jasona9
    @jasona9 5 лет назад +3

    The song FOREVER is a beautiful Dennis Wilson song. It is on the Beach Boys Box Set.

  • @namaste91
    @namaste91 13 лет назад +1

    The BBC has the know-how to do the probably best documentarys in the world.
    I'm proud of them and of the Beach Boys

  • @ahutchence9056
    @ahutchence9056 3 года назад

    Dennis the only one ! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Forever

  • @themanren
    @themanren 5 лет назад

    The only actual beah boy as far as surfing.

    • @themanren
      @themanren 5 лет назад

      Beach boy my bad sorry.

  • @nervo6321
    @nervo6321 5 лет назад +28

    Dennis was the only one to support Brian through thick and thin, he praised everything Brian did even when Brian was losing his mind...

    • @taroman7100
      @taroman7100 4 года назад +5

      would you ALL stop saying Brian lost his mind!!!

    • @Czech_Chaser
      @Czech_Chaser 4 года назад +4

      Joanie Adams In a way he did lose his mind. He stayed in bed for years and someone who is sane doesn’t do that, hell he was caught trying to give his daughter drugs. He had mean voices in his head that would make him very paranoid. So yes he did lose his mind, but came back from it before it would’ve done serious damage than it already has

    • @brianwilson2024
      @brianwilson2024 3 года назад +1

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    • @nervo6321
      @nervo6321 3 года назад +1

      @@brianwilson2024 You are welcome and Thank you for acknowledging my comment...love and peace.

  • @MrKaywyn
    @MrKaywyn 7 лет назад +1

    An exceptional documentary.

  • @marlanaedwards5296
    @marlanaedwards5296 4 года назад

    Murray was just like another Joe Jackson.

  • @aryastark5174
    @aryastark5174 7 лет назад +5

    man I wish I was a Wilson 😂😂

    • @cuppajoe1
      @cuppajoe1 7 лет назад +2

      Arya Stark No you don't. Two died young and the other is paranoid schizophrenic.

    • @ericsonishful
      @ericsonishful 7 лет назад

      Arya Stark plus an abusive father

  • @richardrosebealprestonjohn3144
    @richardrosebealprestonjohn3144 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you !!

  • @redwhitentrue
    @redwhitentrue 11 лет назад +2

    Brian did his best to appease his father, brothers and friends in the band. This ultimately contributed to his break-down.

  • @blinko656
    @blinko656 5 лет назад +1

    Great to see you David!!!

  • @kathymazzotta8898
    @kathymazzotta8898 5 лет назад +6

    GOD BE WITH YOU, DENNIS! ❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹

  • @wildsmiley
    @wildsmiley 11 лет назад +2

    Yes, up through '63-64 he did and intermittently in those years before the collapse of Smile in 1967 (for example on the Pet Sounds track 'That's Not Me') and then of course he played from the Smiley Smile album in 1967 through his death in 1983 on Beach Boys albums. Not ALWAYS, but often enough.

  • @carlybolton822
    @carlybolton822 11 лет назад +2

    Well that's how I felt BEFORE watching all six parts of this documentary anyway...

  • @gordyn5292
    @gordyn5292 5 лет назад

    35 years ago today, what a loss.

  • @monktrane325
    @monktrane325 5 лет назад +2

    Back in the sixties I loved this band.

  • @BiggyJiggi
    @BiggyJiggi 14 лет назад +1

    RIP!!

  • @Deez_nizzles
    @Deez_nizzles 8 лет назад +2

    BBC has the best music docs, pet sounds art that shook the world is another good one, someone should start a channel with all music docs, especially from the bbc

  • @westentrance
    @westentrance 13 лет назад +18

    I met Dennis at Peaches Records in Dearborn Mi in 1977. It was during his promotional tour for his Pacific Ocean Blue album. He was great. He'd shake your hand or stand with you for a photo (which I have) or autograph something. You didn't have to buy anything either. One thing that stood-out to everyone was the look, demeanor and aura that he had. Men were envious and women were totally blown away. RIP Dennis.

    • @mayemcdonald9111
      @mayemcdonald9111 6 лет назад +4

      westentrance I met him. He was beautiful and so much fun!

    • @kirstenhaldrup5219
      @kirstenhaldrup5219 Год назад

      Wish I had had the chance but I was only 19 when he passed living in Canada

  • @jpavlvs
    @jpavlvs 4 года назад

    You know the wrecking crew played most of the music?

  • @PatrickBalfe
    @PatrickBalfe 12 лет назад +5

    I thank you endlessly for this. Dennis is my hero, as you will see from my channel - 'Time', 'Thoughts Of You' & 'Forever' covers I did. I can't thank you enough. Lots of love x

  • @nataliewallace3836
    @nataliewallace3836 4 года назад

    This is what happens to a man when he gets what he wants.....

  • @treyartson6788
    @treyartson6788 4 года назад +13

    Dennis was a fucking genius truly at heart. My mom made me a promise that would play the Studio session of Denny's Drums' that she would give me $20 if I could do it and I did. He's always been one of my heroes' and I still appreciate everything he's done in his life. Such a freakin amazing dude but yet a unrepected person. His legacy has mostly been forgotten but he still penned the amazing song "forever" made famous by John Stamos.

  • @jvarela965
    @jvarela965 13 лет назад

    Hawthorne was a bread and butter factory town in the 50's and 60s. Today the factories are gone and the poor legal and illegal migrants have moved in and the city is a sad place today.

  • @roflmows
    @roflmows 7 лет назад +164

    Brian Wilson didn't "lose his mind", dammit...he suffered with anxiety and depression. they shouldn't make it sound like he turned into a psychopathic nutbar =/

    • @tommytwomommy
      @tommytwomommy 5 лет назад +20

      roflmows also schizophrenia, extreme drug addiction, and bipolar disorder

    • @lanes58
      @lanes58 5 лет назад +21

      This is true. But unfortunately his worthless doctor, ( Dr. Landy), didn't help the situation.

    • @claymationwaves
      @claymationwaves 5 лет назад +5

      Yah offering your daughter coke sitting for hours in only red lighting on coke 4 packs of cigs and 4 steaks a day holy molay that is suicidal

    • @martinmclornan4481
      @martinmclornan4481 5 лет назад +3

      How stupid are you? Brain Wilson did loose his mind - when the rest of the band got some silly man tho thy to make him well but instead he was abe to control him and went as far as steal the rights to all of his songs!

    • @slimkickens
      @slimkickens 5 лет назад +10

      @@tommytwomommy schizoaffective, not schizophrenic. The schizophrenic diagnosis was dismissed

  • @paulleckner8235
    @paulleckner8235 5 лет назад

    The only surfer in the band. Drowned. President Ronald Wilson Reagan saw to it Dennis would be buried at sea. True to the surfer lifestyle.

  • @jvarela965
    @jvarela965 13 лет назад

    @SeattleLA Even the movie Stars are refugeeing out of LA. Here in my area I have almost the entire cast of Grease, Donna Summer, Hulk Hogan, Jimmy Buffett, Kin Shriner, then you have all the stars who have jumped ship for New York and Las Vegas. That town in 20 years will look like Detroit.

  • @SwingRiots
    @SwingRiots 12 лет назад

    Funny...people here in the UK are often overly critical of the BBC, maybe because they feel they "own" it because of the license fee. But, frankly, I'd rather pay a few quid a year and get their always excellent music documentaries (and festival coverage, which is always exemplary) than get the trite that commercial channels give us for free. It's worth paying for quality.

  • @mistyravine59
    @mistyravine59 8 лет назад +53

    RIP Dennis Wilson and Carl Wilson :(

    • @sharonramone7186
      @sharonramone7186 5 лет назад +1

      @gumshoesoul ????

    • @davearonow65
      @davearonow65 5 лет назад

      @gumshoesoul what a dumb comment.

    • @davearonow65
      @davearonow65 5 лет назад +1

      @gumshoesoul Maybe so, but there are way more people considered dumb that remain dumb and would never, EVER, be mistaken for a genius. You, for example, would do fine as the "leader" of said dummies.

    • @brianwilson2024
      @brianwilson2024 3 года назад

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  • @carlybolton822
    @carlybolton822 11 лет назад +5

    Oh jeez. He's also the hottest. My personal favorite Beach Boy, and also, I feel, the most misunderstood.

  • @oraetlaborally
    @oraetlaborally 10 лет назад +6

    Initially, Mike Love rebuked Dennis' drum playing but eventually Dennis became capable of holding his own I thought despite not having formal training. He sounded quite polished.

    • @stevenking2980
      @stevenking2980 9 лет назад +1

      None of them had training. Like me, they just did it.

    • @jasona9
      @jasona9 5 лет назад

      After the Little Deuce Coupe Album Dennis stopped recording with the Beach Boys. Hal Blaine had taken over the drums by that point. Still, Dennis did fine as a live drummer in the band.

    • @T.Ramby11
      @T.Ramby11 4 года назад

      ​@@jasona9 That's actually not completely true. Hal Blaine definitely filled in a lot in the mid-60s, but Dennis still played on albums and songs after Little Deuce Coupe. Dennis played the kit on "I Get Around" and Hal Blaine added some additional percussion. Other hits he played on were "Little Honda" and "Don't Worry Baby." The Wrecking Crew really heavily stepped in on the Today! album and "California Girls" and it grew from there. Dennis however did play on a track on Pet Sounds, "That's Not Me." That's the sole song on the album to only feature the Beach Boys on the backing track. Then following the Smile era, Dennis started playing again on most of their albums (Wild Honey, 20/20, Sunflower, Surf's Up) until he injured his hand and Ricky Fataar stepped in.

    • @brianwilson2024
      @brianwilson2024 3 года назад

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  • @aitch3
    @aitch3 9 лет назад +3

    BBC always has great stuff like this.

    • @burlingtonbill1
      @burlingtonbill1 8 лет назад +4

      England never let go of the Beach Boys unlike the American press which quickly embraced acid-rock and the Woodstock craze. The band continued to tour England during the "down years" (absence from the commercial success of radio & record sales) between 1967 and the emergence of the greatest hits re-package called "Endless Summer" in 1974. Thank you, U.K. !!

    • @aitch3
      @aitch3 8 лет назад +2

      cool! never knew!

  • @hansdoward
    @hansdoward 5 лет назад +17

    I had to thumb down because this orator dis respected Brian, The driving force and the producer of the early Beach Boys.

    • @nataliarobinson9514
      @nataliarobinson9514 4 года назад

      We all know the good truth about Brian how he was a true genius. I say that from the bottom of my heart

  • @emeraldkimble7602
    @emeraldkimble7602 2 года назад

    Manhattan beach pacific end of i ten10

  • @colindominy
    @colindominy 13 лет назад +2

    This is really good material. AMAZINGLY GOOD !! What a discovery for me .. a lifelong hardcore BBs & BW fanatic. Great to hear Dave Marks telling the story of growing up with Wilsons in Hawthorne. Poor old lawrentskin's comments are v. sad - he hasn't a clue !! Poor guy !!

  • @richardschaefer4807
    @richardschaefer4807 5 лет назад +19

    I was a dock neighbor of Denny. Didn't know him well, but I was there when he went in the water in MDR. My sons and I still leave flowers on the spot where his body was recovered during the night of 12-28-83; when we are in town...I must do it this year..I've missed the last few years

    • @Tonetwisters
      @Tonetwisters 5 лет назад +4

      Extremely sad. Good that you do that for his memory. Hate to say it, but plain and simple, the devil had a hold on him and wasn't going to let go until he was dead. My dad lived the last four or five years of his life, a demented alcoholic, and I was the guy who took care of him the last three ... and trust me, it was Hell on earth much of that time. But glad the Lord honored me with that important job ...

    • @sharonramone7186
      @sharonramone7186 5 лет назад

      Please, leave a flower for me

    • @richardschaefer4807
      @richardschaefer4807 5 лет назад +9

      Here's the strange thing about my connection with Denny. I never knew who he was until the day of his death. He had a face covered with a thick beard and long hair; literally, all you could see were his eyes.
      We were dock-neighbors on Marquesas Way for several months; and we would run into each other in the parking lot, the head, on the dock; and sometimes, hold the gate open when we had our arms full of groceries or "boat-stuff", and occasional small talk...Often about "girl/woman" trouble, issues.
      On the day he died I was headed over to Perry's Pizza for a late lunch and two of his "buddies" ran up to me in the parking lot and told me that he had dove into the marina to recover some memento he had rashly thrown in the marina. I ran behind them back to the boat and asked how long had he been gone and they said "10 or 15 minutes". I stopped in my tracks and said, "Dude! Either you buddy is "F...in" with you or he's gone." I knew Denny hung out at Hinanos occasionally and told them..."One of you guys should check out where he might go for a drink or hang out, and in the meantime the other should call the Harbor Patrol." I know that sounds harsh; but I was working as a licensed P.I. and bodyguard at the time...and I suppose I was a little jaded.
      That evening, when I returned from Perry's, the road and parking lot was covered with news vans, emergency vehicles and gawkers. Harbor Patrol boats and helicopters were playing their spotlights over the dark water. I walked up to one of the female news people and said, "I guess the guy drowned...but why all the coverage?"
      She gave me a surprised look and said, "That "guy" was Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys." I was stunned.
      Anyway, I showed my I.D. and made my way down to my dock. There was a lot excitement out on the water and in a few minutes they were wheeling a body, covered by a sheet, up the gangway on a hospital gurney to a waiting ambulance.
      I held the gate open for them...and said a prayerful "Good Bye".
      I was also a dock buddy and friend of Hal Blaine for many years...He had some great Beach Boy stories...many about Denny. I miss him. He was one of the most "straight up" people I ever knew. Sorry for the digression.

    • @sharonramone7186
      @sharonramone7186 5 лет назад +6

      @@richardschaefer4807 Sad story. Dennis was a very kind and caring person. I 1st met him in the. 70's , Then many times after. The 4th time I was with them, I traveled to another state to see them. I came by myself- Dennis knew that and was very concerned fo my safety, especially going home. I had not given anyone my address or phone # . Imagine my stunned shock, when I picked up the phone a few days later and it was Dennis, checking to makes sure I got home o.k.! He was a caring gentle soul the Dennis I knew. He never "acted famous" Sounds like you knew that Dennis too.

  • @jrat372
    @jrat372 12 лет назад +1

    We all miss you brother Dennis!

  • @spacepatrolman
    @spacepatrolman 5 лет назад

    Contrary to what this british documentary says Carl held the group together when Brian went to bed

  • @Tjpbeatles92
    @Tjpbeatles92 12 лет назад +25

    Uhm actually Carl led the Beach Boys after Brian ceded creative control..........

  • @laineycrusoe
    @laineycrusoe 13 лет назад +1

    @maxchidos It's the instrumental version of 'Be With Me' from the Hawthorne CA album.