Could be, also: car crash, ham sandwich, drugs, puking and so forth.zaphod said:great talent == aerodynamic instability![]()
be careful of those ham sandwiches, one went for Neil Young, but only got his finger.kach22i said:Could be, also: car crash, ham sandwich, drugs, puking and so forth.
His finger?The Rolling Stones have given their blessing to a new film which claims finally to solve the mystery behind the death of guitarist Brian Jones.
Jones was found dead in his swimming pool in 1969, aged 27, and was initially thought to have died from a drink and drugs overdose.
yeah, a few years back Neil Young took off the end of a finger while making himself a sandwich. do not trust lunch meat. it can turn on you.kach22i said:His finger?
i really miss him, his best of albums were great because the liner notes took time for describing what was happening musically for him at the time he wrote/recorded the song. great musician.kach22i said:Robert Palmer is dead? That explains why no new LP's.
Happens far to often to musicians. Eric Dolphy is great that should be added to the list. In my mind, my grandfather is another. Though, he died before he became real popular. He had his own big band in the 30's. Spinal menigitis took him while he was in his late 20's.SugarMedia said:
Well, crap! Where was I? I don't remember hearing about this at all. CNN says that he died in September of 2003. I was working and in school at the time, but I'm not normally that oblivious to the news.kach22i said:Robert Palmer is dead? That explains why no new LP's.
Dave,twich54 said:The greatest "Story Telling Musician" of the last century Harry Chapin died(summer of 1981) on his way to one of his many charity concerts benifiting World Hunger. Harry's favorite song, " A Better Place to Be".... I trust he's there now.
Robin, I first saw Harry, his Dad and brothers Tom and Steve in Greenich Village, NYC 1971. I never missed a concert till his passing in 1981. One of his best was when he performed at the Eastmen Theater of Music in Rochester, NY in 1977. Harry Chapin and Gordon Lightfoot on stage together....awesome !!!!!Robin said:Dave,
I agree, I loved Harry Chapin... My eldest son and I love "Cat's In The Craddle" Harry was really great.
-Robin
In the same general vein, Jim Croce.twich54 said:The greatest "Story Telling Musician" of the last century Harry Chapin died(summer of 1981) on his way to one of his many charity concerts benifiting World Hunger. Harry's favorite song, " A Better Place to Be".... I trust he's there now.
Gottcha !!! I just listen to "Tea for the Tillerman" the other nite !!SteveInNC said:In the same general vein, Jim Croce.
Although he hasn't died, Cat Stevens pretty much went away when he acquired his faith.
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