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https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/little-richard-dead-48505/ RIP Little Richard This leaves Jerry Lee Lewis as the last major 50s rocker still living

A quick glance at Wikipedia's recent deaths page shows that many people who are considered Wikipedia notable are now falling victim to COVID-19

Took him long enough I thought he was at death's door in like 2011 and that was 9 years ago

Reddit and Twitter are going crazy tonight over this 2020 so far has actually had quite a lot of prominent deaths so far given that we're only a month and a half into the year This one is truly shocking We knew she was troubled, but we didn't expect this

You said it

I have no memory of posting this at all, nor of who this person is

One thing you notice is that it's the "silly" picks (those that are chosen on a whim based on some spurious information about the person's activities that put them at risk of death) that tend to be the last survivors of lists Shaun Ryder and Mr. T are good examples of what I'm talking about

The Committee are complete muppets for leaving Parsons off the main list, they honestly have no clue Definitely a better bet than Shane MacGowan as well as some of the other questionable picks

I don't know as much about Rush as I do about other progressive rock bands like Yes and King Crimson, but every time I've heard their music I've really enjoyed it and from everything that I'm aware he was a really talented drummer and this is a major loss to the music world

In a huge surprise to ... absolutely no one

I thought it was Love Island that was cursed, not Celebrity Big Brother

How did I manage to forget that one?

Only the good die young

Dylan and McCartney will be in their 80s within the next few years Provided they both live that long of course Jagger and Richards will soon follow, and ditto for them as well

Agree, I even said that myself once Frank Sinatra was the most important musician who died in the 90s, but not the most important musical death of the 90s as his death wasn't the most relevant at the time But then again the same could be argued about Bowie in the 10s The most important death of the 70s could be Jim Morrison or Jimi Hendrix, but it could also be Elvis even though he was past his prime And also McCartney is still one of the most important musicians of all time, and he's headlining Glastonbury this year I think