TalismanRich
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Pope Benedict XVI - 95
Barbara Walters - 93
Barbara Walters - 93
The Celebrity Obituary Thread
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LazerBeakShiek
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One of the Pointer Sisters , Anita Pointer 74
Ujn Hunter
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Patrick Briggs of Psychotica
spantini
COO of me, inc.
Fred White
I got turned on to Earth, Wind & Fire in 1973 when a co-worker invited me to his place to get high on our lunch break. Those were trippy times.
I got turned on to Earth, Wind & Fire in 1973 when a co-worker invited me to his place to get high on our lunch break. Those were trippy times.
grimtraveller
If only for a moment.....
Earth wind and fire sounds like a high-flying trippy drug in itself !
TalismanRich
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Jeremiah Buckner - one of the founding members of Linkin' Bridge.
PorterhouseMusic
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I'm reading that Jeff Beck has died. Damn. This one hurts.
PorterhouseMusic
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Big, BIG influence on me, musically. RIP, thank you so very much.
Smithers XKR
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Oh no! Just heard that 🥺
Smithers XKR
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LazerBeakShiek
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooooooo!
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the more of these guitar icons pass, the smaller the world becomes.
Take it easy Jeff..thanks for the tunes.
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the more of these guitar icons pass, the smaller the world becomes.
Take it easy Jeff..thanks for the tunes.
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Mick Doobie
Resist We Much
Unbelievable.
spantini
COO of me, inc.
Damn! Just heard this on the way back from picking up my car at the dealer. And now the guy on TV says it was Bacterial Meningitis. Crap...
My Chicago cousin took me downtown to what he said was the biggest and best record store that would also sell any and all bootlegs they could get their hands on. We got an album: Clapton, Beck & Page. I don't think that was bootleg. That was 1976 when I flew to Chicago so's me and my cousin could hit Brewer's Stadium for the Pink FLoyd Dark Side of the Moon concert. IIRC, the album wasn't like they were a band or anything. Each track was more like each one doing his own thing w/o the others.
My Chicago cousin took me downtown to what he said was the biggest and best record store that would also sell any and all bootlegs they could get their hands on. We got an album: Clapton, Beck & Page. I don't think that was bootleg. That was 1976 when I flew to Chicago so's me and my cousin could hit Brewer's Stadium for the Pink FLoyd Dark Side of the Moon concert. IIRC, the album wasn't like they were a band or anything. Each track was more like each one doing his own thing w/o the others.
grimtraveller
If only for a moment.....
I always had a funny sort of relationship with Jeff Beck's music. On the one hand, I like "Hi ho silver lining" but I also really like his album "Wired." The New Musical Express encyclopedia of rock from 1977 kind of made me raise an eyebrow when they described his ardent supporters feeling it was a tragedy that he was "piddling away with jazz-rock, never mind that it's paid the rent handsomely."
They also described him as inconsistent and a law unto himself ~ which is precisely what I liked about him. He knew the path he wanted to take to grow, and wouldn't let the fans or record companies mould and squeeze him {too much}.
They also described him as inconsistent and a law unto himself ~ which is precisely what I liked about him. He knew the path he wanted to take to grow, and wouldn't let the fans or record companies mould and squeeze him {too much}.
TalismanRich
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I think they call those people "artists"! Of course a lot of them are starving, or working as a waiter, since they don't tend to conform to someone else's will. Luckily, Jeff was one of the fortunate ones who actually made a living doing what he loved.
We should all be so lucky.
spantini
COO of me, inc.
Individuals
You can spend all your time making money
You can spend all your love making time
If it all fell to pieces tomorrow
Would you still be mine?
And when you're looking for your freedom (nobody seems to care)
And you can't find the door (can't find it anywhere)
When there's nothing to believe in
Still you're coming back
You're running back
You're coming back for more...
Put me on a highway
Show me a sign
Take it to the limit
One more time
Don Henley, Glenn Lewis Frey, Randy Meisner
You can spend all your time making money
You can spend all your love making time
If it all fell to pieces tomorrow
Would you still be mine?
And when you're looking for your freedom (nobody seems to care)
And you can't find the door (can't find it anywhere)
When there's nothing to believe in
Still you're coming back
You're running back
You're coming back for more...
Put me on a highway
Show me a sign
Take it to the limit
One more time
Don Henley, Glenn Lewis Frey, Randy Meisner
Mick Doobie
Resist We Much
Yeah, that's the one that (allegedly) ended Meisner's run with the Eagles. Although I understand it, it's high the outro, my bro says you give the crowd what they want. I guess I can see both points. And when you're hired help, I reckon you do what the master(s) say, or there's the door.
Anyway. Let's do this, though, for the record...
Take it to the Limit - Randy Meisner, Glen Frey, Don Henley
Anyway. Let's do this, though, for the record...
Take it to the Limit - Randy Meisner, Glen Frey, Don Henley
GONZO-X
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jeff beck tributes from peer group
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In Honor of Jeff Beck: Guitarists Pay Tribute
To honor Jeff Beck’s life and legacy, countless guitarists and friends have shared tributes to one of the most influential guitarists of our time.
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