Music legends who died young who you still miss?
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Maximus_Meridius101 said:
craigjm said:
Agreed, I remember her from the pub too. Lovely girl
It’s amazing to see that people still wrap friendship bracelets around the statue over in the stables. I guess that speaks volumes.
Some awesome names there.
When Marvin Gaye was murdered by his dad, Diana Ross said that she felt she'd lost a brother. They did some fantastic songs together of course. This one really choked me though, because young people in all walks of life have been destroying themselves with booze or drugs since forever, but to be killed by your own father??? I'm trying to think of the soul song which was a tribute to Gaye, can't think of it right now.
When Marvin Gaye was murdered by his dad, Diana Ross said that she felt she'd lost a brother. They did some fantastic songs together of course. This one really choked me though, because young people in all walks of life have been destroying themselves with booze or drugs since forever, but to be killed by your own father??? I'm trying to think of the soul song which was a tribute to Gaye, can't think of it right now.
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What an amazing voice
Rory's personality, music production, writing, style of guitar work and singing were the tops
Missing you Rory, you were a great man and will live on forever amongst many peoples music collections
Slide guitar at its best
Gary Moore had everything, missed by many, will comment no more, so sad
P.S The only thing he struggled with was playing slowly
Amused2death said:
Stuart Adamson, lead singer with Big Country. Great guitarist and a real loss.
Big country, great band, could have gone on for many more yearsWhat an amazing voice
DocJock said:
Rory Gallagher
Gary Moore
Their skills will never be surpassedGary Moore
Rory's personality, music production, writing, style of guitar work and singing were the tops
Missing you Rory, you were a great man and will live on forever amongst many peoples music collections
Slide guitar at its best
Gary Moore had everything, missed by many, will comment no more, so sad
P.S The only thing he struggled with was playing slowly
Brian Jones, I'd imagine if he'd live long enough he'd have stuck to his beloved blues roots, but I think his multi instrumental talent would have taken him down several different paths.
In her younger days my Mum went to all of the Stones early gigs and had a bit of a thing for Brian
In her younger days my Mum went to all of the Stones early gigs and had a bit of a thing for Brian
Edited by P5BNij on Sunday 13th June 10:51
coffeebreath said:
Jeff Buckley ... barely got his career started yet still produced one of the best albums of all time
As I mentioned yesterday. Your point in his album being one of the best of all time still stands today-I know people know some of the songs but to listen to it for the first time in its entirety is a beautiful moment.One of the very few albums in history that’s perfection from start to finish.
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