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Jimmy Gilmer of The Fireballs dead at 83. George Tomsco, 84, is now the last surviving member of the charting lineup.

UK Independence Party (UKIP) Leaders Alan Sked (born 1947) Michael Holmes (1938–2023) Jeffrey Titford (1933–2024) Roger Knapman (born 1944) Nigel Farage (born 1964) Lord Malcolm Pearson (born 1942) Diane James (born 1959) Paul Nuttall (born 1976) Henry Bolton OBE (born 1963) Gerard Batten (born 1954) Richard Braine (born 1968) Freddy Vachha (born 1957) Neil Hamilton (born 1949) Lois Perry (born 1981) Nick Tenconi (born 1984) Deputy Leaders Lord Craig Mackinlay (born 1966) Graham Booth (1940–2011) Mike Nattrass (born 1945) David Campbell Bannerman (born 1960) Viscount Christopher Monckton (born 1952) (Paul Nuttall) Peter Whittle (born 1961) Margot Parker (born 1943) Mike Hookem (born 1953) Pat Mountain (born 1946) Rebecca Jane (born 1984) (Nick Tenconi) MEPs Stuart Agnew (born 1949) Tim Aker (born 1985) Marta Andreasen (born 1954) Jonathan Arnott (born 1981) Janice Atkinson (born 1962) Amjad Bashir (born 1952) (Gerard Batten) Godfrey Bloom (born 1949) (Graham Booth) Louise Bours (born 1968) John Bufton (born 1962) Jonathan Bullock (born 1963) (David Campbell Bannerman) James Carver (born 1969) Derek Clark (1933–2023) David Coburn (born 1959) Trevor Colman (1941–2022) 10th Earl of Dartmouth (born 1949) Bill Etheridge (born 1970) (Nigel Farage) Ray Finch (born 1963) Nathan Gill (born 1973) Roger Helmer (born 1944) (Michael Holmes) (Mike Hookem) (Diane James) Robert Kilroy-Silk (born 1942) (Roger Knapman) Ashley Mote (1936–2020) (Mike Nattrass) (Paul Nuttall) Patrick O'Flynn (born 1965) (Margot Parker) Julia Reid (born 1952) Jill Seymour (born 1958) Nikki Sinclaire (born 1968) (Jeffrey Titford) John Whittaker (born 1945) Tom Wise (born 1948) Steven Woolfe (born 1967) Jane Collins (born 1962) MPs Douglas Carswell (born 1971) Mark Reckless (born 1970) Bob Spink (born 1948) Peers in the House of Lords Lord Grantley (born 1956) 7th Earl of Bradford (born 1947) (Lord Malcolm Pearson) Lord Willoughby de Broke (born 1938) Lord David Stevens (born 1936) Thought it was time for a list of UKIP leaders/elected members. Despite only first gaining sets in 1999, 6 of their former MEPs are already dead. Of their first 4 MEPs elected in 1999, Farage is the only one still living following the death of Jeffrey Titford.

Upon hearing that Jeffrey Titford had died, I had a look at the long list of UKIP leaders. Not updated on his Wiki page (I'll do it now though) but Michael Holmes (wiki), Titford's predecessor and the party's 2nd leader actually died off radar last year aged 85. Source. Their oldest former leader is now Lord Pearson, 82, who fronted the party from 2009 to 2010, and quit the party in 2019.

Mind telling us who he was / what he was known for? We’re not psychic.

I'm not subscribed to Ancestry anymore as I barely use it, however I can still see summaries of search results. Is this guy maybe him? You'd have to prove a Korean War link to be certain.

Each to their own. Nothing to do with James Earl Jones though.

Thank you for that shit fact.

The fact that James Earl Jones doesn't have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is wild.

Zoot Money's Big Roll Band Wiki UK R&B and soul group, formed in 1961 and still performing today, Andy Summers later became better known as guitarist for The Police Colin Allen 09 May 1938 – Living Johnny Almond 20 Jul 1946 – 18 Nov 2009 (63) Legacy obit Zoot Money 17 Jul 1942 – 08 Sep 2024 (82) Obit Nick Newall 05 May 1940 – 02 Oct 2017 (77) Mention of death Andy Summers 31 Dec 1942 – Living Paul Williams 05 Sep 1940 – 01 Mar 2019 (78) Obit 18/08/1966 Big Time Operator #25 The Animals Wiki UK rock and R&B band from Newcastle, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994 Vic Briggs 14 Feb 1945 – 25 Jun 2021 (76) Mention of death Eric Burdon 11 May 1941 – Living Chas Chandler 18 Dec 1938 – 17 Jul 1996 (57) Independent obit Barry Jenkins 22 Dec 1944 – Living Danny McCulloch 18 Jul 1945 – 29 Jan 2015 (69) Ultimate Classic Rock obit Zoot Money 17 Jul 1942 – 08 Sep 2024 (82) Obit Alan Price 19 Apr 1942 – Living Dave Rowberry 04 Jul 1940 – 06 Jun 2003 (62) Guardian obit John Steel 04 Feb 1941 – Living Hilton Valentine 21 May 1943 – 29 Jan 2021 (77) Daily Mail obit John Weider 21 Apr 1947 – Living 16/04/1964 Baby Let Me Take You Home #21 25/06/1964 The House of the Rising Sun #1 17/09/1964 I'm Crying #8 04/02/1965 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood #3 08/04/1965 Bring it on Home to Me #7 Cover of a single by Sam Cooke 15/07/1965 We Gotta Get Out of This Place #2 28/10/1965 It's My Life #7 17/02/1966 Inside – Looking Out #12 02/06/1966 Don't Bring me Down #6 27/10/1966 Help Me Girl #14 Released as Eric Burdon and The Animals 15/06/1967 When I Was Young #45 Released as Eric Burdon and The Animals 06/09/1967 Good Times #20 Released as Eric Burdon and The Animals 18/10/1967 San Franciscan Nights #7 Released as Eric Burdon and The Animals 14/02/1968 Sky Pilot #40 Released as Eric Burdon and The Animals 15/01/1969 Ring of Fire #35 Released as Eric Burdon and The Animals / Cover of a single by Johnny Cash NB: Not including Mick Gallagher (b. 1945, member in 1965) because it doesn't appear that he recorded on any of these singles -------------------------------------- Updated 2 entries for the death of Zoot Money.

Blue Mink Wiki UK pop rock group Madeline Bell 23 Jul 1942 – Living Roger Cook 19 Aug 1940 – Living Roger Coulam 21 Aug 1940 – 23 Oct 2005 (65) Herbie Flowers 19 May 1938 – 05 Sep 2024 (86) NME obit Barry Morgan Apr 1931 – 01 Nov 2007 (76) Alan Parker 26 Aug 1944 – Living 15/11/1969 Melting Pot #3 Sounds Nice featuring Tim Mycroft Discogs UK instrumental studio group led by organist Tim Mycroft and comprising of session musicians, assembled in order to produce a cover of a version of Je t'aime... moi non plus by Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg which had been banned from airplay by the radio stations, the arranger of the hit was Paul Buckmaster (1946–2017) Clem Cattini 20 Aug 1937 – Living Herbie Flowers 19 May 1938 – 05 Sep 2024 (86) NME obit Eric Ford no info available Tim Mycroft Jan 1948 – 01 Jan 2010 (61) Local obit Chris Spedding 17 Jun 1944 – Living Dougie Wright 10 Jan 1937 – Living 06/09/1969 Love at First Sight (Je t'aime... moi non plus) #18 NB: Lineup as per this page. Can't find any bio details on Eric Ford, the bass player. He also did session work for Billy Fury. Blue Mink Wiki UK pop rock group Madeline Bell 23 Jul 1942 – Living Roger Cook 19 Aug 1940 – Living Ray Cooper 19 Sep 1942 or 1947 – Living Roger Coulam 21 Aug 1940 – 23 Oct 2005 (65) Herbie Flowers 19 May 1938 – 05 Sep 2024 (86) NME obit Barry Morgan Apr 1931 – 01 Nov 2007 (76) Ann Odell 1947 – Living Alan Parker 26 Aug 1944 – Living 28/03/1970 Good Morning Freedom #10 19/09/1970 Our World #17 29/05/1971 The Banner Man #3 11/11/1972 Stay with Me #11 03/03/1973 By the Devil (I was Tempted) #26 30/06/1973 Randy #9 C.C.S. Wiki UK instrumental blues rock ensemble, existed as a recording outfit only and used session musicians, C.C.S. stands for Collective Consciousness Society, formed in 1970 and disbanded in 1973, Flowers, Morgan and Parker were also members of Blue Mink Harold Beckett 30 May 1935 – 22 Jul 2010 (75) Obit Greg Bowen 03 May 1943 – Living John Cameron 20 Mar 1944 – Living Tony Carr 23 Oct 1927 – Living Tony Coe 29 Nov 1934 – 16 Mar 2023 (88) Obit Les Condon 23 Feb 1930 – 30 Oct 2007 (77) Guardian obit Bob Efford 06 Apr 1928 – 29 Apr 2019 (91) Obit Tony Fisher 27 Feb 1936 – Living Herbie Flowers 19 May 1938 – 05 Sep 2024 (86) NME obit Bill Geldard 27 Sep 1929 – 21 Dec 2023 (94) Obit Spike Heatley 17 Feb 1933 – 10 Nov 2021 (88) Obit Pete King 11 Aug 1940 – 23 Aug 2020 (80) Guardian obit Alexis Korner 19 Apr 1928 – 01 Jan 1984 (55) Ultimate Classic Rock obit Jim Lawless 18 Feb 1935 – 04 Feb 2017 (82) Mention of death Bill Le Sage 20 Jan 1927 – 31 Oct 2001 (74) Guardian obit Henry Lowther 11 Jul 1941 – Living Don Lusher 06 Nov 1923 – 05 Jul 2006 (82) Guardian obit John Marshall c. 1940 – Living Harold McNair 05 Nov 1931 – 01 Mar 1971 (39) Mention of death Barry Morgan Apr 1931 – 01 Nov 2007 (76) Danny Moss 16 Aug 1927 – 28 May 2008 (80) Guardian obit Alan Parker 26 Aug 1944 – Living Brian Perrin no info available Ronnie Ross 02 Oct 1933 – 12 Dec 1991 (58) Mention of death Neill Sanders 24 Nov 1923 – 19 Apr 1992 (68) Mention of death Peter Thorup 14 Dec 1948 – 03 Aug 2007 (58) Mention of death Kenny Wheeler 14 Jan 1930 – 18 Sep 2014 (84) Guardian obit 31/10/1970 Whole Lotta Love #13 Cover of a song by Led Zeppelin / Used as the Top of the Pops theme from 1970 to 1976 27/02/1971 Walking #7 04/09/1971 Tap Turns on the Water #5 04/03/1972 Brother #25 04/08/1973 The Band Played the Boogie #36 NB: Lineups pulled from the albums. No guarantee every musician above played on the records released. T. Rex Wiki UK glam rock band, formed in 1967 as Tyrannosaurus Rex and originally produced psychedelic folk music, frontman Bolan died in a car crash in Barnes, London in September 1977, Took died in October 1980 from a drugs misadventure, though the story given at the time was that he had choked on a spoiled cherry, bass guitarist Currie also died in a car crash in Portugal in April 1981, drummer Finn died from alcohol-related liver failure in January 2003, keyboardist and vocalist Gloria Jones also had a successful solo career and was in a romantic relationship with frontman Bolan at the time of his death, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2020 Miller Anderson 12 Apr 1945 – Living Marc Bolan 30 Sep 1947 – 16 Sep 1977 (29) Guardian obit Steve Currie 19 May 1947 – 28 Apr 1981 (33) FindAGrave memorial Dino Dines 17 Dec 1944 – 28 Jan 2004 (59) Mention of death Mickey Finn 03 Jun 1947 – 11 Jan 2003 (55) Guardian obit Herbie Flowers 18 May 1938 – 05 Sep 2024 (86) NME obit Jack Green 12 Mar 1951 – 18 Apr 2024 (73) Times obit Gloria Jones 19 Oct 1945 – Living Bill Legend 08 May 1944 – Living Davy Lutton 1946 – Living Tony Newman 17 Mar 1943 – Living Steve Peregrin Took 28 Jul 1949 – 27 Oct 1980 (31) FindAGrave memorial 24/10/1970 Ride a White Swan #2 27/02/1971 Hot Love #1 10/07/1971 Get it on #1 13/11/1971 Jeepster #2 29/01/1972 Telegram Sam #1 01/04/1972 Debora (re-release) / One Inch Rock (re-release) #7 Released as Tyrannosaurus Rex 13/05/1972 Metal Guru #1 16/09/1972 Children of the Revolution #2 09/12/1972 Solid Gold Easy Action #2 10/03/1973 20th Century Boy #3 16/06/1973 The Groover #4 24/11/1973 Truck on (Tyke) #12 09/02/1974 Teenage Dream #13 Released as Marc Bolan and T. Rex 13/07/1974 Light of Love #22 16/11/1974 Zip Gun Boogie #41 12/07/1975 New York City #15 11/10/1975 Dreamy Lady #30 Released as T. Rex Disco Party 06/03/1976 London Boys #40 19/06/1976 I Love to Boogie #13 02/10/1976 Laser Love #41 02/04/1977 The Soul of My Suit #42 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Updates for the prolific Herbie Flowers. Honestly the man was an enigma. The above doesn't even scratch the surface as he appeared on over 500 hit recordings if you include his session work – Elton John, David Bowie, Lou Reed, Nilsson, David Essex, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Cat Stevens, Bryan Ferry, Roy Harper, Ringo Starr, Melanie, Steve Harley, Roger Daltrey, Olivia Newton-John, Cliff Richard, Jane Wiedlin etc. etc. What a life!

Tbh, it’s not as bad as if Tony Burrows dies. That man was in bloody everything.

Even quicker to do on a mobile phone. Just hold your finger down on the quoted box until the copy option appears, go to where you want to dump it, hold finger down and press paste.

Yes. I had my reservations but it gets a thumbs up from me. You never know what you're going to get with Tim Burton. There's "good weird", then there's "only makes sense in the acid-induced dreams of Tim Burton weird". Stayed pretty loyal to the franchise whilst coming up with an existing new storyline (in fact, it was more like 3 storylines in one as it focuses on the 3 generations of women). Winona Ryder, Catherine O'Hara and Michael Keaton all great in their respective roles considering they hadn't played them in 36 years(!) More than can be said of the Star Wars sequel trilogy (fat Mark Hamill, dusty Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher deciding to not even do her British accent anymore for Leia). Ofc some of the original cast are dead (Robert Goulet, Sylvia Sidney and Glenn Shadix), though it would've been hard to put them into this new storyline anyway. Correct call from Burton in leaving Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis out – would've been a huge distraction and I never thought their characters were strong in the first place. Jeffrey Jones obviously didn't return after being convicted of child molestation. So they killed his character off right at the start (gets eaten by a shark) and he appears in the afterlife scenes as a headless torso that just murmurs lol

I went to the cinema earlier to watch Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Just thought you should all know.

Select "quote" on the post that you wish to quote as normal. When the quoted post appears in the reply box simply click on the quote box with your mouse and select ctrl + C on your pad, then go to the correct thread, go to the reply box there and hit ctrl + V and it will copy it over there. Anyway, you got my hopes up on a Saturday night. I thought Janey Godley was dead. Thanks a lot. Kids are crying now.

You do realise it's possible to quote a post and copy and paste it to another thread?

Your link just directs to this forum…

Screamin' Scott Simon (wiki) of Sha Na Na dead at 75.

Obit.

Oh ffs so bored of this shit now.

What table is that?

No?

Legendary Argentine film director Manuel Antin (wiki) dead at 98.

Norman Spencer gets a well deserved Hollywood Reporter obit. Oldest person ever from Britain who worked in film and television. Edit: Guardian, Los Angeles Times