Following the passing of Brian Wilson at the age of 82, members of the Beach Boys, including Al Jardine and Mike Love, have shared heartfelt tributes to the legendary songwriter.

Al Jardine, speaking on the BBC's Today programme, described Wilson as a 'humble musical giant' who taught the world how to smile. Jardine highlighted Wilson's musical intellect and his dedication to creating the best possible music.

Reflecting on the band's early days, Jardine recalled how they started as a close-knit group singing about everyday topics like surfing and cars. He praised Wilson for his creative songwriting and his ability to bring out the best in the band members.

Mike Love penned his own tribute, calling Wilson a genius and expressing his deep connection to him as a cousin and musical partner. Love credited Wilson with shaping the sound of the Beach Boys and revolutionizing music with his unmatched musical gifts.

Despite their ups and downs, Love emphasized the enduring love and admiration he had for Wilson, acknowledging his talent and spontaneity in the studio.

Wilson's daughter, Carnie, shared her profound grief over the loss of her father, describing him as an integral part of her being and a musical legend who will be remembered for eternity.

Other music icons, including Bob Dylan, Carole King, Mick Fleetwood, and Questlove, also paid tribute to Wilson's genius and influence on the music industry. Elton John, in particular, praised Wilson's collaborations and described him as a musical genius who changed the landscape of songwriting.

The tributes from Wilson's bandmates and peers underscore his lasting impact on music and his legacy as a true musical giant.