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| From | ronald sanchez <eldeluxe@mcn.net> |
| Subject | Re: Brian and Melinda Wilson on Larry King Live |
| Date | Tue, 24 Aug 2004 14:50:55 -0600 |
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I don't know if this is where I mentioned this recently.... There is
film of the KYA Cow Palace gigs that I've seen. The Beach Boys are in
it... the line up includes both Al and David Marks, but no Brian... Did
I read that Al helped out so Brian could stay home to write... might
have been before he rejoined full time.
RS
Robert Sutliff wrote:
>No, Alan Jardine was original and David Marks replaced him when Alan went
>off to Dental College. Then they fired David so they could get Alan back.
>
>Bobby Sutliff
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>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>Forgive me if this is old hat, but I saw Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wilson
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>>interviewed by Larry King a couple of nights ago.
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>>>Brian said that his deafness was congenital, and not the result of being
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>>hit by Murry, although he did say that his dad was quick to use his belt.
>>With child-like honesty, he called Mike Love "egotistical". Brian said
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>that
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>>he suffers from auditory halucinations, the voices inside his head almost
>>always say "you're no good" or "I'm going to kill you". Melinda said that
>>the particular type of depression that Brian suffers from is associated
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>with
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>>hallucinations. His wife said that Brian's depression is somewhat improved
>>due to a new mix of meds.
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>>>Melinda came down hard on Marilyn Wilson, saying that the Wilsons lived
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>so
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>>close to great psychiatrists at UCLA, so it was bizarre that the family
>>hired a charlatan like Eugene Landy. Yet Brian insisted that the Landys
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>did
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>>co-write the tunes ascribed to them. Funny, Brian spoke about Al Jardine
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>as
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>>if he were a founder of the band, wasn't that David Marks?
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>>>Larry King was no expert on the Beach Boys, so many of the questions
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>were
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>>asked out of ignorance. But Brian has an album to sell, and Larry King
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>does
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>>have a large audience. Optimistically, Brian said that "Smile" will be
>>released this fall.
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>>>It's not easy to have your personal life examined through a microscope,
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>>and I thought the Wilsons came off well.
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>>>See ya,
>>>Sherman
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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