Cerberus

QI: Quite Ill.

I think 'Rumours' deserves its classic album status, but some of it has suffered from over-exposure: the four singles and 'The Chain' have been flogged to death on oldies radio. 'Rhiannon' is another one, although that actually comes from the previous (eponymous) album.

Their music was pretty varied it has to be said ... play Albatross, Go Your Own Way, Tusk and Big Love back to back to see what I mean. I could understand someone not liking everything they put out, but none of it?

Probably the one who did the least drugs and booze in the whole band. RIP.

Sent. I don't envisage making many changes.

Son of the great Everton Weekes, who died only a couple of years ago. I wonder how much he did to help his errant son. Yes there was huge condemnation of the 'rebels' by the West Indies team at the time, but it was easy for the likes of Richards, Lloyd and Holding, all automatic picks, to say that they shouldn't have taken the South African money. Players on the fringe of the team like David Murray were barely scraping by in domestic cricket.

Francis can't really step down while Benedict is still alive, can he? I mean, I suppose you could have two ex-Popes, but it brings to mind the Oscar Wilde line about losing both parents.

Jonnie Irwin, but I see he's on 'Ideas and Possibilities.' How come you can't delete a post on here?

Lord Denning?

Going with Mel Brooks again.

I reckon the time might be fast approaching for a Jim Dale vs Ian Lavender thread.

Not many old cricketers have left the crease of late. But Alan 'Froggy' Thomson who played against England in 1970-71, and also took the first wicket to fall in a one-day international (one G Boycott) is the latest. https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/australia-quick-bowler-alan-thomson-who-took-the-first-wicket-in-odi-history-dies-aged-76-1342781 I don't think he's actually demonstrating his 'unusual bowling action' in that photo. I'd have thought there were better images they could have used.

Pretty well-known in the UK I would say, and certainly listable. 'If You Could Read my Mind' is a stone cold classic.

Marty Wilde? Joe Brown? Tommy Steele of course.

BBC News is saying 'Jerry Lee Lewis has died aged of 87' Not a construction I'm familiar with.