dachay2tnr
One Hit Wonder
Professor Irwin Corey. 102. 
The Celebrity Obituary Thread
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CoolCat
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Farview
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Kittie bassist Trish Doan dead at 31 KITTIE Bassist Trish Doan Dead at Age 31 - Metal Injection
andrushkiwt
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TAE
All you have is now
Looks like you have one.
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Sorry to hear that, unless that's what you really wanted.
Jay has the inside connection on celeb deaths.
Perhaps he's the murderer?
Sorry. Watching too many NCIS reruns.
Farview
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Clyde Stubblefield, James Browns drummer is dead. http://www.rollingstone.com/music/n...james-browns-funky-drummer-dead-at-73-w467805
I've been here all day.
I've been here all day.
miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
One of the Toontrack drum sample packs I was glad to pick up was the Funk Masters pack...which features Clyde Stubblefield and John “Jabo” Starks...both from James Brown's band.
60's guy
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I own a Cort LCS 1 Signature Jazz Guitar that I bought a few years ago. Fantastic guitar!
RIP Mr. Coryell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrdA5Asu4Ec
Armistice
Son of Yoda
I'd never heard of the guy, but that's pretty impressive.
miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
Oh wow...I just saw this....bummer.
While I was never a jazz fusion guy, I did take lessons for awhile from a jazz player....but Larry Coryell was significant in a different way too me.
When I bought my very fist Hagstrom Swede back in 1975 (still have it)...Larry Coryell's name was being mentioned as a player of Hagstrom Swede guitars.
I bought the guitar before I ever heard his name...but afterward, it made me want to check out who this guy Coryell was, since everywhere I played with my Hag, people would be like..."Nice LP"...and then they would see the headstock looked different, and take a closer look and realize it wasn't an LP... ...and then they would ask, "What kind of guitar is that?" and/or "Never heard of those, who plays them?"...and I was able to say, "Larry Coryell"....which kinda validated the guitar's quality...'cuz when you're a young kid, you need that kind of validation for your peers. 
Thanks for that Larry!
RIP....
Here's a poster and cover from that period showing him with the Swede.
While I was never a jazz fusion guy, I did take lessons for awhile from a jazz player....but Larry Coryell was significant in a different way too me.
When I bought my very fist Hagstrom Swede back in 1975 (still have it)...Larry Coryell's name was being mentioned as a player of Hagstrom Swede guitars.
I bought the guitar before I ever heard his name...but afterward, it made me want to check out who this guy Coryell was, since everywhere I played with my Hag, people would be like..."Nice LP"...and then they would see the headstock looked different, and take a closer look and realize it wasn't an LP...
...and then they would ask, "What kind of guitar is that?" and/or "Never heard of those, who plays them?"...and I was able to say, "Larry Coryell"....which kinda validated the guitar's quality...'cuz when you're a young kid, you need that kind of validation for your peers. Thanks for that Larry!
RIP....
Here's a poster and cover from that period showing him with the Swede.
