"My mom had to beg the guys to let me play. I couldn't even play the drums right - Brian had to show me"
- Dennis Wilson
About this Quote
In this quote, Dennis Wilson is reflecting on his youth and the battles he dealt with in pursuing his passion for music. He mentions how his mom needed to plead with the other young boys to enable him to participate in and have fun with them. This suggests that he was not initially accepted or welcomed into the group, perhaps due to his lack of ability or experience. He also confesses that he was unable to play the drums correctly and required his pal Brian to show him how. This highlights the vulnerability and humbleness of Dennis, as well as the importance of having a mentor or someone to guide and teach him. In general, this quote showcases the decision and perseverance of Dennis in pursuing his musical dreams, despite facing obstacles and difficulties.
This quote is written / told by Dennis Wilson between December 4, 1944 and December 28, 1983. He/she was a famous Musician from USA.
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