The Celebrity Obituary Thread
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LazerBeakShiek
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Fred Ward
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Ray Liotta
TalismanRich
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Dang, he was younger than me! Loved him in Goodfellas.
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Philip Baker Hall 90 TV face man.
spantini
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james caan
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TalismanRich
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William Hart - Delfonics
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William Hart, Delfonics Lead Singer and Songwriter, Dies at 77
William “Poogie” Hart, lead singer of Philly soul greats The Delfonics, has died. Hart’s son Hadi tells TMZ that the singer-songwriter was taken to Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia due to breathing difficulties, and that he passed on Thursday (July 14) due to complications stemming...
spantini
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A preview for an Ed Sullivan Show just popped up on my TV. It was B.J. Thomas' first appearance at age 27-28.. he looks like he's maybe 18-20 years old. Crazy.
B.J. Thomas on The Ed Sullivan Show - Ed Sullivan Show
Before achieving success in the late 60’s and 70’s on the pop/rock and country charts, B.J. Thomas started out singing in church during his youth. In the early 1960’s, Thomas joined the musical group The Triumphs in Houston, Texas, who released a number of songs under small labels. After a brief...
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They show the old Ed Sullivan shows on MeTV on Sunday nights. There are some pretty cool groups. Lately they have been focusing on rock and roll/soul/folk groups. That means no Topo Gigio, plate spinners, or gymnastic dancers.
Recent shows had the Beach Boys, 5th Dimension, Mamas and Papas, Vanilla Fudge, Loving Spoonful, Doors, Rolling Stones and Jefferson Airplane. It's interesting to see who's still alive.
Recent shows had the Beach Boys, 5th Dimension, Mamas and Papas, Vanilla Fudge, Loving Spoonful, Doors, Rolling Stones and Jefferson Airplane. It's interesting to see who's still alive.
spantini
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I like it when they string them all together into a composite show. Beats watching a "real" show and not knowing when the groups are on. I catch a number of artists on The Dick Cavett Show - the heavily edited reruns on Decades TV don't show their performances, if any, but they do provide interviews. Some of the artist's interviews are interesting, and some are no good at all - Jimi Hendrix, for example. His was like trying to squeeze water from a rock.
Last night, Dick showed his 1972 pre-concert interview with Mick Jagger. Jagger is already showing signs of aging, though his longer hair probably contributes to that.
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Last night, Dick showed his 1972 pre-concert interview with Mick Jagger. Jagger is already showing signs of aging, though his longer hair probably contributes to that.