Flesh and Blood - Wilson Phillips

A plea from Carnie and Wendy Wilson to try and re-unite with their father, Brian Wilson of the 1960's Beach Boys fame.
A powerful song of pain and longing between two daughters and their father.

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[ThePeacepoet]

@Okiemom50 thanks a lot ill have a look :)

[Okiemom50]

It's narrated by Jeff Bridges :)

[Okiemom50]

@ThePeacepoet Don't know if you have seen the biography, but if you haven't, go here on you tube:

BW Bio pt.1

There are many parts to it. Very good biography.

[quad1951]

Brian's problems are more of a mental disease, a person who adopts 4 children and genually wants to see a better world cann't be bad. He was ill advised and misdiagnosed and Landy really used him. As a performer he is like a deer hit by lights.

[BabyBlueCandyMax]

god, such a touching story :( :X

[mmkidder88]

this song makes me feel how my releationship i have with my parents i cry every single time i hear it we stoped talking after i found out i was pregnant at 18 they said i was too young so they didnt want nothing to do with me but then my sister got pregnant at 15 and they support her i dont get it it gets me every time

[dsma06]

This song so reminds me of the relationship I had with my father. Thankfully, I had healed enough that he walked me down the aisle at my wedding. Because 11 months he was dead. I am so gratefu I was able to give that gift to him and I :)

[hepiembe]

I agree with MusicAfrica. Brian was never been a seriousdrug addict. He was mentally ill. That was two different things. Thanks for posting the song though,

[MusicAfrica2007]

Brian Wilson did not have a serious drug addiction problem. He was chronically ill with an emotional disorder and received the wrong treatment for it for years. Please do not characterise him as an addict - he was not.

[aftershock71]

God love those absent parents. Brian is an awesome artist, but could use some pointers in the parenting department. I am not speaking for all....but this is one of the reasons that women choose "unavailable" or "other wise" engaged men.