Joey Russ
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King Michael, one of our cancer folk got to go soon, right?
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4 minutes ago, CaptainChorizo said:I don't think Allman's deaths is giant in the Us unless your a certain age or specifically a fan of Classic Rock. I had no idea who he was until last year via this website,though I knew of the name The Allman Brothers.
I think it feel huge for me cause I am a huge fan of music in general. My music tastes at the moment (besides the Allman Brothers tribute) currently consists of Jonathan Richman, Tim Buckley, Elvis Costello and Electric Light Orchestra, as well as a general folk list. And I try to listen to as many artists as I can...
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The Sesame Street cast? They've been around for a long time...
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1 minute ago, msc said:Country difference, Joey. No one is overshadowing Noakes in the UK. Huge childhood figure for lots of folk aged...35-65, give or take.
Well, unless, say, the Queen dies in an hour, of course.
Ah, Noakes won't beat Allman here in America, but it makes sense in the U.K.
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John Noakes and Konstantinos Mitsotakis are overshadowed by Gregg Allman's death.
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He was a good pick that returned to the list. RIP
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13 minutes ago, The Mad Hatter said:For this list,the deathlist or both.
This list.
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Ray Pfeifer has died. Don't know the likelihood of him getting a QO though.
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20 minutes ago, Whitehouse said:Bonner was on the list (above Reg Presley of The Troggs), but with so many names, your bound to miss someone. Pavarotti is an embarrassing miss though.
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36 minutes ago, Zsa Zsa's leg said:Bush is in no way still a cert, he's still technically active and seems to be improving well.
Not Bush necessarily, but a few others on my mind.
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Obviously more in the second half, which is why I mentioned it's harder to reach. But I can think of a couple of names that will probably die in the second half.
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I reckon I'll probably be in the top 5 in the end, as I still see some hits that is yet to happen. But tbh, I'm surprised that I'm currently doing as well as I am at the moment, as it only took 5 minutes to make that list, and now 8 of them are dead by the end of May. I think this make the title harder to reach, but I think there will be some end of the year carkers on my team (Stefansson in particular). If my team does somehow win, it'll put a lot of pressure on the team I make next year for this dead pool (and it really is a fine dead pool).
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My favorite song by them have to be the 23 minute At The Fillmore rendition of The Whipping Post. Such an epic rendition of that song.
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Apart from maybe Robert Plant, I don't think anyone would ever be a bigger name than Bowie for the biggest name on the last, as all the others who would be bigger than him have either passed this age period or have already died earlier.
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2 hours ago, TomTomTelekom said:This DL exist already since 30 Years, starting point was 1987. In all these three decades only one italian made it into the official list (Producer Dino De Laurentis), what a shame.....
There was another one on the inaugural list, Andrea de Cesaris. I do agree with your general point though, Italians should have more representation.
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Gregg Allman? The health issues were clearly there, he was clearly famous enough (being the lead singer in one of the most acclaimed bands of all time) and canceling the rest of his 2017 concerts ala Merle Haggard pretty much sealed his fate. Plus, considering his cause of death was apparently liver cancer, the Mayo Clinic treatment makes a lot more sense now. Besides the two true bonafide misses (ala Berry and Pirsig), the only other one so far that I may count as a miss is Don Rickles.
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11 minutes ago, Deathray said:Don't see the need for this. The number you've found easily shows this is a common age for musicians to die, and it's not that young for members of the general population.
The 27 club is different because it's young for musicians and general public.
I think it's less the amount of musicians that die and more the amount of quality musicians that die in this time period. It's just a thought by me.
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Ok, Inman will count, as he was a singer. The others aren't musicians.
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Just now, Shaun of the Dead said:Howard Marks, Princess Margaret ,Joan Sims , Larry Grayson , John Le Mesurier Marcia Wallace Holly Woodlawn Geoffrey Hutchings Edward George John Inman
Oh, this was solely music related. None of those would count (though I'll double check on a couple of them).
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I know this phrase was mentioned by Weebl and a couple of others a few times in the past, so I decided to do some research and see which minor and major figures in music has fallen at this age period. And the answer is actually quite a lot. And for the big names, it's not people who have fallen this decade, as the major deaths has even gone back as far as the 70's and 80's with the deaths of Louis Armstrong, Muddy Waters, and Buddy Rich. And the musicians who aren't as well known are, for a lot of them, truly great musicians. So I present to you all the musicians, according to Wikipedia, who have died in this time period since the 1950's, and potentially discuss which musicians could fall victim of this curse in the future. So here we go, in the order of name, bands they worked with (or if not a person we hear on records, occupation), age of death, and date of death (there's a ton):
Papa Celestin (Tuxedo Brass Band), 70, December 15, 1954
Louis Armstrong, 69, July 6, 1971
Jimmy Rushing, 70, June 8, 1972
Roy Hawkins, 71, March 19, 1974
J. B. Long, 71, February 25, 1975
Don Robey (record producer), 71, July 16, 1975
David Kapp (record producer from Kapp Records), 71, March 1, 1976
Bukka White, 70, February 26, 1977
Lightnin' Hopkins, 69, January 30, 1982
Muddy Waters, 70, April 30, 1983
Kenny Clarke, 71, January 26, 1985
Pee Wee Crayton, 70, July 25, 1985
Blind John Davis, 71, October 12, 1985
Buddy Rich, 69, April 2, 1987
Howard McGhee, 69, July 17, 1987
Joe Liggins, 71, July 31, 1987
J. C. Heard, 71, September 27, 1988
Nesuhi Ertegun (record producer, record executive of Atlantic Records and Warner Brothers Music Group), 71, July 15, 1989
Bull Moose Jackon, 70, July 31, 1989
Lafayette Leake, 71, August 14, 1990
Art Blakely, 71, October 16, 1990
Lester Williams, 70, November 13, 1990
George Motola (record producer from Modern Records), 71, February 15, 1991
Paul Gayten, 71, March 26, 1991
Henry Glover, 69, April 7, 1991
Yves Montand, 70, November 9, 1991
Mary Osbourne, 70, March 4, 1992
Albert King, 69, December 21, 1992
Henry Mancini, 70, June 14, 1994
Willie Johnson, 71, February 25, 1995
Jerry Capehart, 69, June 7, 1998
Betty Carter, 69, September 26, 1998
Mighty Joe Young, 71, March 24, 1999
Dub Jones (The Coasters), 71, January 16, 2000
Screamin' Jay Hawkins, 70, February 12, 2000
O. C. Smith, 69, November 23, 2001
Otis Blackwell, 71, May 6, 2002
Lonnie Donegan, 71, November 2, 2002
Earl King, 69, April 17, 2003
Nina Simone, 70, April 21, 2003
Skip Batton (Skip and Flip, The Byrds, New Riders of the Purple Sage, The Flying Burrito Brothers), 69, July 6, 2003
Johnny Cash, 71, September 12, 2003
Sacha Distel, 71, July 22, 2004
Dick Hestall-Smith (Colosseum, The Graham Bond Organization), 70, December 17, 2004
Renaldo Benson (The Four Tops), 69, July 1, 2005
Shirley Goodman (Shirley and Company), 69, July 5, 2005
Little Milton, 70, August 4, 2005
Robert Moog (inventor of the Moog Synthesizer), 71, August 21, 2005
Harold Kalin (Kalin Twins), 71, August 24, 2005
Harold Camp, 70, October 2, 2005
Freddie Garrity (Freddie and the Dreamers), 69, May 19, 2006
Joe Weaver, 71, July 5, 2006
Freddy Fender, 69, October 14, 2006
Eldee Young (Young-Holt Unlimited), 71, February 12, 2007
Donnie Brooks, 71, February 23, 2007
John Inman, 71, March 8, 2007
Luther Ingram, 69, March 19, 2007
Bobby Pickett (The Crypt-Kickers), 69, April 27, 2007
Zola Taylor (The Platters), 69, April 30, 2007
Carey Bell, 70, May 6, 2007
Kip Anderson, 69, August 29, 2007
Luciano Pavarotti, 71, September 6, 2007
Pervis Jackson (The Spinners), 70, August 18, 2008
Jerry Weed, 71, September 1, 2008
Alton Ellis, 70, October 10, 2008
Jimmy Carl Black (The Mothers Of Invention, Muffin Men, Captain Beefheart), 70, November 1, 2008
Robert Ward (Ohio Players), 70, December 25, 2008
Cornelius Johnson (Ohio Players), 71, February 1, 2009
Jimmy Boyd, 70, March 7, 2009
Mel Brown, 69, March 20, 2009
Tam Patton (Bay City Rollers), 70, April 8, 2009
Sky Saxon (The Seeds), 71, June 25, 2009
Larry Knetchel (Bread), 69, August 20, 2009
Sirone, 69, October 21, 2009
James Gurley (Big Brother and the Holding Company), 69, December 20, 2009
Bobby Charles, 71, January 14, 2010
Lolly Vegas (Redbone), 70, March 4, 2010
Johnny Maestro (Johnny Maestro and the Brooklyn Bridge, The Crest), 70, March 24, 2010
Jerry Byrne, 69, April 7, 2010
Calvin Leavy, 70, June 6, 2010
Ken Bron (The Quarrymen), 70, June 15, 2010
Solomon Burke, 70, October 10, 2010
Genral Johnson (Chairmen of the Board, The Showmen), 69, October 13, 2010
Captain Beefheart (Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band), 69, December 17, 2010
Myrna Smith (The Sweet Inspirations), 69, December 24, 2010
Big Jack Johnson, 70, March 14, 2011
Jet Harris (The Shadows), 71, March 18, 2011
Clarence Clemons (E Street Band), 69, June 18, 2011
Nickolas Ashford (Ashford and Simpson), 70, August 22, 2011
Harrie Muskee (Cuby and Blizzards), 70, September 26, 2011
Marv Tarplin (The Miracles), 70, September 30, 2011
Dobie Gray, 71, December 6, 2011
Sean Bonniwell (The Music Machine), 71, December 20, 2011
Jim Sherwood (The Mothers of Invention), 69, December 25, 2011
Jimmy Castor (The Jimmy Castor Bunch, The Teenagers), 71, January 16, 2012
Andrew Love, 70, April 12, 2012
Levon Helm (The Band), 71, April 19, 2012
Donald "Duck'' Dunn (Booker T and the MG's), 70, May 13, 2012
John Harrison (Hawkwind), 69, May 26, 2012
Jon Lord (Deep Purple, Whitesnake, Paice Ashton Lord, The Artwoods, The Flower Pot Men), 71, July 16, 2012
Frank Wilson (Motown Record Producer), 71, September 27, 2012
Big Jim Sullivan, 71, October 2, 2012
Chris Stamp (Record producer for The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Who, The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Golden Earring, and co-founder of Track Records), 70, November 24, 2012
Lee Dorman (Iron Butterfly, Captain Beyond), 70, December 21, 2012
Precious Bryant, 71, January 12, 2013
Leroy "Sugarfoot" Bonner (Ohio Players), 69, January 26, 2013
Reg Presley (The Troggs), 71, February 4, 2013
Richard Street (The Temptations), 70, February 27, 2013
Jim Murray (Quicksilver Messenger Service), 70, March 1, 2013
Mary Love, 69, June 21, 2013
Jackie Lomax, 69, September 20, 2013
Lou Reed (The Velvet Underground), 71, October 27, 2013
Jay Traynor (Jay and the Americans, The Tokens), 70, January 2, 2014
Jerry Corbitt (The Youngbloods), 71, March 8, 2014
Joe Frazier (The Impalas), 70, April 1, 2014
Bobby Womack (The Valentinos), 70, June 27, 2014
Johnny Winter, 70, July 16, 2014
Dick Wagner (Alice Cooper, The Frost), 71, July 30, 2014
Rosetta Hightower (The Orlons), 70, August 2, 2014
John Holt, 69, October 21, 2014
Jack Bruce (The Graham Bond Organization, Cream), 71, October 25, 2014
Mike Burney (Wizzard), 70, November 13, 2014
Clive Palmer (The Incredible String Band), 71, November 23, 2014
Bobby Keys (The Rolling Stones), 70, December 2, 2014
Ian McClagan (Small Faces, Faces) 69, December 3, 2014
John Fry (record producer), 69, December 18, 2014
Joe Cocker (The Grease Band), 70, December 22, 2014
Trevor Ward-Davies (Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich), 70, January 13, 2015
Bo Dollis (The Wild Magnolias), 71, January 20, 2015
Edgar Froese (Tangerine Dream), 70, January 20, 2015
Demis Roussos, 69, January 26, 2015
David Maxwell, 71, February 13, 2015
Jim McCann, 70, March 5, 2015
John Renbourn (Pentangle), 70, March 26, 2015
Billy Butler, 69, March 31, 2015
Jack Ely (The Kingsmen), 71, April 27, 2015
Errol Brown (Hot Chocolate), 71, May 6, 2015
Eddie Hoh (The Mamas and The Papas, The Monkees), 71, November 7, 2015
P. F. Sloan, 70, November 15, 2015
Armand, 69, November 19, 2015
Cynthia Robinson (Sly and the Family Stone) November 23, 2015
Rainer Bloss, 69, December 10, 2015
Lemmy (Motorhead, Hawkwind), 70, December 28, 2015
Michel Delpech, 69, January 2, 2016
Nicholas Caldwell (The Whispers), 71, January 5, 2016
David Bowie (Arnold Corns, The Riot Squad, Tin Machine), 69, January 10, 2016
Gary Loizzo (The American Breed), 70, January 16, 2016
Hans Reffert (Guru Guru), 69, February 21, 2016
Lennie Baker (Sha Na Na), 69, February 24, 2016
Nana Vasconcelos (Pat Metheny Group), 71, March 9, 2016
Keith Emerson (Emerson, Lake, and Palmer), 71, March 10, 2016
Sverre Kjelsberg (The Pussycats), 69, June 19, 2016
Roland Prince, 69, July 15, 2016
Snaffu Rigor (Cinderella), 69, August 4, 2016
Don Ciccone (The Four Seasons, Tommy James and The Shondells, The Critters), 70, October 8, 2016
Doug Edwards (Skylark, Chilliwack), 70, November 11, 2016
Mentor Williams, 70, November 16, 2016
Radim Hladik (Blue Effect), 69, December 4, 2016
Greg Lake (Emerson, Lake, and Palmer; King Crimson) 69, December 7, 2016
Elliot Meadow (record producer and journalist), 71, January 4, 2017
Richie Ingui (Soul Survivors), 70, January 13, 2017
Charles "Bobo" Shaw, 69, January 16, 2017
Pete Overend Watts (Mott the Hoople, British Lions), 69, January 22, 2017
Butch Trucks (The Allman Brothers Band), 69, January 24, 2017
Sonny Geraci (The Outsiders, Climax), 69, February 5, 2017
Peter Skellern, 69, February 17, 2017
Evan Johns (The LeRoi Brothers), 69, March 11, 2017
Joseph Rascoff (Tour manager for The Rolling Stones, U2, ), 71, April 6, 2017
J. Geils (The J Geils Band), 71, April 11, 2017
Alan Holdsworth (Soft Machine, U.K.), 70, April 16, 2017
Bruce Hampton (Col. Bruce Hampton and the Aquarium Rescue Unit, Hampton Grease Band), 70, May 1, 2017
Gregg Allman (The Allman Brothers Band), 69, May 27, 2017
Bern Nix, 69, May 31, 2017
Vin Garbutt, 69, June 6, 2017
Ray Phiri, 70, July 12, 2017
Kenny Shields (Streetheart), 69, July 21, 2017
George Young (The Easybeats, Flash and the Pan), 70, October 22, 2017
Pentti Glan (Alice Cooper), 71, November 7, 2017
Mitch Margo (The Tokens), 70 November 24, 2017
Manno Charlemagne, 69, December 10, 2017
Larry Harris (Record Producer from Casablancas records), 70, December 20, 2017
France Gall, 70, January 8, 2018
Dave Holland (Trapeze, Judas Priest), 69, January 18, 2018
John Perry Barlow (Grateful Dead), 70, February 6, 2018
Scott Boyer, Cowboy, 70, February 13, 2018
Alan Longmuir (Bay City Rollers), 70, July 2, 2018
Henry Butler, 69, July 2, 2018
Pepe Smith, 71, January 28, 2019
Bill Sims, 69, February 2, 2019
Gerard Koetz (Earth, Wind, and Fire), February 21, 2019
Feel free to mention anyone that I missed so I can add them to the list.
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13 minutes ago, Sir Creep said:I"m fahkin blaming YOU then. Sorry won't cut it.
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Are you Aaron Ramsey?
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Last time on Last Word: Brendan Duddy, Nina Lowry, Roger Ailes, Osmund Reynolds, Roger Moore
And since Gregg Allman has just died, I don't think Chris Cornell will be making an appearance on Last Word...
Badly timed deaths
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Allman, Noakes was sad and died when he found out Peter Falk has passed away...