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I mean the language used and writing style between my posts and Rover’s isn’t even similar. Even if I had a split personality I couldn’t vary style and cover up identifiable give aways that quickly between signing in and out / switching between devices.

Read your own post. You didn’t say what she was mentioned for. You wrote that out separately. We all know that anyway, it’s been mentioned in this thread several times before. Ok, I’m bored of talking to you now Deathray/Miracle Aligner. Good night

Evidence of still being alive? Not uncommon for it to take weeks/months for universities to put write ups for dead academics.

LOL. I can assure you I only use one login. You, on the other hand, are suspect. Death ray/Miracle Aligner perhaps?

Absolutely no need to be so rude. You haven’t said in what context she was mentioned. @RoverAndOut has explained this point to you seeing as you don’t seem to grasp the definition of “context”. It’s you who can’t understand English.

Folke Alnevik, Swedish sprinter and the oldest living Olympic champion, dead at 100 according to Swedish Wiki.

What was the context of her being mentioned?

Name on birth record is “Eliza Janet Thomson”. So no, her first name wasn’t Elizabeth, smartass.

Updated. Found her birth record now that her real name is actually known (erroneously reported as Elizabeth Thomson before). Sadly only have the year. Maybe a more complete obit will follow.

Heard this point being made many times before. I suppose it depends on how one values their own life and whether or not every second on the clock is worth saving. To me it's feckless and ungrateful to have such an attitude considering the chance of even just being born is 1 in 400 trillion. Not enough people stop to ponder their own existence, they're too caught up in the moment.

He's still doing the 1-1 meet and greets via Fanmio here. $100 if you're a schmuck.

I assume this is what @MILFHunterGMan is referring to. EDIT: Here's another one of these Zoom chats. In this he's sat there in his wheelchair puffing away on a cig. It's as if having a major stroke taught him nothing. So reckless.

Go on the YouTube video. They're all writing comments like "Awww RIP Prince Spaghetti boy, you'll be missed and you're with the angels now". I'm sat here reading them thinking "SERIOUSLY?!".

J (part 3/3) Johnny Johnson and the Bandwagon 20 Jul 1942 – 02 Mar 2023 (80) Legacy obit Wiki American soul singer, born in Florida and raised in Rochester, New York, during the 1960s Johnny Johnson and the Bandwagon was a vocal group of four members but following their split in 1969 lead singer Johnny Johnson simply assumed the name and hired sessions musicians to fill in on recordings, tours and television performances 25/07/1970 Sweet Inspiration #10 28/11/1970 (Blame it) on the Pony Express #7 NB: Some rumours online that Johnny Johnson died way back in 1979. Can't find anything concrete to confirm this though. Kevin Johnson 03 Jul 1942 – Living Wiki Australian folk rock and country singer-songwriter from Rockhampton, Queensland 11/01/1975 Rock 'n' Roll (I Gave You the Best Years of My Life) #23 L. J. Johnson 10 Dec 1950 – Living Discogs American disco singer from Chicago, Illinois, real name Louis Maurice Johnson, known for his high tenor voice 07/02/1976 Your Magic Put a Spell on Me #27 Bruce Johnston 27 Jun 1942 – Living Wiki American singer-songwriter, musician and record producer, born in Peoria, Illinois and raised in Los Angeles, California, real name Benjamin Baldwin, best known as the keyboardist for The Beach Boys 27/08/1977 Pipeline #33 Disco cover of a single by The Chantays The Jolly Brothers Discogs Jamaican reggae group from Hellshire Beach, St. Catherine Winston Edwards 06 Feb 19?? – Living Willis Gordon no info available Lennox Miller no info available 28/07/1979 Conscious Man #46 NB: Some websites credit Clevian Lewis as the third member on this record, instead of Miller. However, the credits on 45cat and Discogs both suggest that Miller appeared on the single recorded in 1978, with Lewis being credited on the accompanying album in 1979, suggesting that he replaced him shortly after the single was produced. NB2: Not to be confused with The Jolly Boys, a group from Port Antonio, Jamaica – the Collins Complete UK Hit Singles book seems to think that this is the group above! Juggy Jones 24 Nov 1923 – 08 Feb 2005 (81) Independent obit Discogs American soul and disco singer-songwriter and record producer from Charleston, South Carolina, real name Henry Murray 07/02/1976 Inside America #39 Quincy Jones 14 Mar 1933 – 03 Nov 2024 (91) BBC News Wiki American record producer, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and composer from Chicago, Illinois, known for producing three albums of Michael Jackson – Off the Wall, Thriller and Bad, has won 28 Grammy Awards, one Tony, one Emmy and nominated for seven Academy Awards, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a non-performer in 2013 29/07/1978 Stuff Like That #34 Features uncredited vocals from Ashford & Simpson and Chaka Khan Rickie Lee Jones 08 Nov 1954 – Living Wiki American rock singer-songwriter and producer from Chicago, Illinois, winner of two Grammy Awards 23/06/1979 Chuck E's in Love #18 "Chuck E" refers to Jones' friend, singer-songwriter Chuck E. Weiss Tammy Jones 12 Mar 1944 – Living Wiki UK singer from Bangor, Wales, won the television talent show Opportunity Knocks for six consecutive weeks in 1975 26/04/1975 Let Me Try Again #5 Tom Jones 07 Jun 1940 – Living Wiki UK singer from Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Wales, regularly toured with appearances in Las Vegas from 1967 to 2011, spanned genres of pop, R&B, dance, country, show tunes, soul and gospel, has sold over 100 million records to date, awarded an OBE in 1998 and knighted in 2005 18/04/1970 Daughter of Darkness #5 15/08/1970 I (Who Have Nothing) #16 16/01/1971 She's a Lady #13 05/06/1971 Puppet Man #49 23/10/1971 Till #2 01/04/1972 The Young New Mexican Puppeteer #6 14/04/1973 Letter to Lucille #31 07/09/1974 Somethin' 'bout You Baby I Like #36 16/04/1977 Say You'll Stay Until Tomorrow #40 Judas Priest Wiki UK heavy metal band from West Bromwich, West Midlands, formed in 1969, have sold more than 50 million albums worldwide, The Guardian have referred to their song British Steel as the record that defined heavy metal, nominated for inclusion in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2020 but were ultimately not selected Les Binks 08 Aug 1951 – Living K. K. Downing 27 Oct 1951 – Living Rob Halford 25 Aug 1951 – Living Ian Hill 20 Jan 1952 – Living Glenn Tipton 25 Oct 1947 – Living 20/01/1979 Take on the World #14 12/05/1979 Evening Star #53 Judge Dread 02 May 1945 – 13 Mar 1998 (52) Independent obit Wiki UK ska, reggae and comedy singer from Snodland, Kent, first white reggae artist to have a hit record in Jamaica, the BBC banned more of his songs than any other artist because of his frequent use of sexual innuendo, second only to Bob Marley for reggae sales during the 1970s, died from a massive heart attack in March 1998 whilst walking off stage in Canterbury, Kent 26/08/1972 Big Six #11 09/12/1972 Big Seven #8 21/04/1973 Big Eight #14 05/07/1975 Je t'aime (moi non plus) #9 Comedy cover of the single by Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg 27/09/1975 Big Ten #14 06/12/1975 Christmas in Dreadland / Come Outside #14 08/05/1976 The Winkle Man #35 28/08/1976 Y Viva Suspenders / Confessions of a Bouncer #27 02/04/1977 5th Anniversary EP #31 14/01/1978 Up with the Cock / Big Punk #49 16/12/1978 Hokey Cokey / Jingle Bells #59 Juicy Lucy Wiki UK blues rock band, formed in 1969 and disbanded in 1973, with reunions 1995–1997 and 2004–2018, guitarist Micky Moody was also a member of hard rock band Whitesnake, bassist Keith Ellis died from an accidental drug overdose in December 1978 Glenn Ross Campbell 28 Apr 1946 – Living Rod Coombes 15 May 1946 – Living Pete Dobson 1950 – Living Keith Ellis 19 Mar 1946 – 12 Dec 1978 (32) FindAGrave memorial Neil Hubbard 24 Feb 1948 – Living Chris Mercer 1947 – Living Micky Moody 30 Aug 1950 – Living Ray Owen 14 Jul 1947 – 31 Oct 2018 (71) Classic Rock obit Paul Williams 19 Sep 1940 – 01 Mar 2019 (78) Obit 07/03/1970 Who do You Love #14 Cover of a single by Bo Diddley 10/10/1970 Pretty Woman #44 Patrick Juvet 21 Aug 1950 – 01 Apr 2021 (70) Express obit Wiki Swiss disco singer-songwriter and model from Montreaux, represented Switzerland in the 1973 Eurovision Song Contest 02/09/1978 Got a Feeling #34 04/11/1978 I Love America #12

Beckham had a #2 with Out of Your Mind.

Some useless trivia. Harding is the only member of Girls Aloud not to have had a UK top 40 hit as a solo artist.

Arnold Spielberg, electrical engineer and father of Steven Spielberg, supposedly dead at 103.

J (part 2/3) Rick James 01 Feb 1948 – 06 Aug 2004 (56) Guardian obit Wiki American R&B and funk singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and record producer from Buffalo, New York, real name James Ambrose Johnson Jr. 08/07/1978 You and I #46 07/07/1979 I'm a Sucker For Your Love #43 Released as Teena Marie, co-lead vocals Rick James The James Boys Discogs UK pop duo from Chingford, Essex Bradley Grant 22 Dec 1960 – Living Stewart Palmer 06 Mar 1962 – Living 19/05/1973 Over and Over #39 Jean-Michael Jarre 24 Aug 1948 – Living Wiki French electronic, new wave and ambient musician, composer and record producer from Lyon, first Western musician to be invited to perform in the People's Republic of China and holds the world record for the largest audience at an outdoor event during a Moscow concert in September 1997 27/08/1977 Oxygene (Part IV) #4 20/01/1979 Equinoxe 5 #45 The Javells featuring Nosmo King Wiki UK Northern soul group, lead singer Stephen Jameson's stage name Nosmo King is a play on words of "no smoking" Stephen Jameson (aka Nosmo King) 1949 – Living 09/11/1974 Goodbye Nothing to Say #26 NB: According to their Apple Music bio here, The Javells was originally just a front for King, as the record label wanted to give the impression to clubs that it was an American group. However, following the initial popularity of the single, two females were added as promotional members. They're seen performing on TOTP with him here and appeared on the front cover of the record. Who were they? Jethro Tull Wiki UK rock band from Blackpool, Lancashire, initially played blues rock and jazz fusion before infusing hard rock and folk to become a progressive rock act, described by Rolling Stone as "one of the most commercially successful and eccentric progressive rock bands", keyboardist David Palmer is now known as Dee Palmer having come out as transgender and intersex in 1997, bass guitarist John Glascock died from a congenital heart valve defect in November 1979 Ian Anderson 10 Aug 1947 – Living Barriemore Barlow 10 Sep 1949 – Living Martin Barre 17 Nov 1946 – Living Clive Bunker 30 Dec 1946 – Living Glenn Cornick 23 Apr 1947 – 28 Aug 2014 (67) Guardian obit John Evan 28 Mar 1948 – Living John Glascock 02 May 1951 – 17 Nov 1979 (28) FindAGrave memorial Jeffrey Hammond 30 Jul 1946 – Living David Palmer 02 Jul 1937 – Living 24/01/1970 Teacher / The Witch's Promise #4 18/09/1971 Life is a Long Song / Up the Pool #11 11/12/1976 Ring Out Solstice Bells (EP) #28 Jigsaw Wiki UK pop rock band from Warwickshire, formed in 1966 and disbanded in 1981, vocalist and keyboardist Clive Scott died in May 2009 after falling from a ladder Barrie Bernard 27 Nov 1944 – Living Tony Campbell 24 Jun 1944 – Living Des Dyer 22 May 1948 – Living Clive Scott 24 Feb 1945 – 10 May 2009 (64) Independent obit 01/11/1975 Sky High #9 06/08/1977 If I Have to Go Away #36 Jilted John 22 May 1959 – Living Wiki UK comedian and musician from Sheffield, West Riding of Yorkshire, real name Graham Fellows, known for creating the fictional persona John Shuttleworth 12/08/1978 Jilted John #4 J.K.D. Band Discogs UK disco studio group assembled by producers Henry Hadaway (b. 1942) and Paul Jenkins and arranged by John Altman (b. 1949) 01/07/1978 Dragon Power (A Tribute to Bruce Lee) #58 NB: Can't find a lineup for the session musicians used on this track. The lineup for the entire album is listed here but from listening to the record itself, it's clear that not all of these musicians recorded on the single. Jo Jo Gunne Wiki American rock band from Los Angeles, California, Jay Ferguson and Mark Andes were previously members of the rock band Spirit Mark Andes 19 Feb 1948 – Living Matt Andes 06 Feb 1949 – Living Jay Ferguson 10 May 1947 – Living William "Curly" Smith 31 Jan 1952 – Living 25/03/1972 Run Run Run #6 John Paul Joans 5 May 1930 – 1 Jan 2011 (80) Mention of death Wiki UK comedian and singer from Twerton, Somerset, real name Reginald John Davidge, his stage name was a play on words of John Paul Johns, the bassist of Led Zeppelin 19/12/1970 The Man From Nazareth #25 Billy Joel 09 May 1949 – Living Wiki American pop and rock singer-songwriter, pianist and composer, born in The Bronx, New York City, New York but raised in Hicksville, New York, nicknamed the "Piano Man", one of the best-selling artists of all time having exceeded 150 million records worldwide, won five Grammy Awards and nominated for a further eighteen, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1999 11/02/1978 Just the Way You Are #19 24/06/1978 Movin' Out (Anthony's Song) #35 02/12/1978 My Life #12 28/04/1979 Until the Night #50 Elton John 25 Mar 1947 – Living Wiki UK singer-songwriter, pianist and composer from Pinner, Middlesex, real name Reginald Kenneth Dwight, has collaborated with songwriter Bernie Taupin (b. 1950) since 1967 on more than 30 albums, one of the best-selling musicians of all time having exceeded 300 million record sales worldwide, his single Candle in the Wind 1997 – a rewrite dedicated to the memory of Princess Diana – became the best-selling record in the history of both the UK and American charts, owned Watford F.C. from 1976 to 1987 and 1997 to 2002, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994, awarded a CBE in 1995, knighted in 1998 and promoted to a CH in 2020 23/01/1971 Your Song #7 22/04/1972 Rocket Man #2 09/09/1972 Honky Cat #31 04/11/1972 Crocodile Rock #5 20/01/1973 Daniel #4 07/07/1973 Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting #7 29/09/1973 Goodbye Yellow Brick Road #6 08/12/1973 Step Into Christmas #24 02/03/1974 Candle in the Wind #11 A tribute to actress Marilyn Monroe 01/06/1974 Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me #16 14/09/1974 The Bitch is Back #15 23/11/1974 Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds #10 Cover of a song by The Beatles 08/03/1975 Philadelphia Freedom #12 Released as The Elton John Band / Written for Philadelphia Freedom, the tennis team of Billie Jean King 28/06/1975 Someone Saved My Life Tonight #22 04/10/1975 Island Girl #14 20/03/1976 Pinball Wizard #7 Featured in the 1976 film Tommy 03/07/1976 Don't Go Breaking My Heart #1 Released as Elton John and Kiki Dee 25/09/1976 Bennie and the Jets #37 13/11/1976 Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word #11 26/02/1977 Crazy Water #27 11/06/1977 Bite Your Lip (Get Up and Dance) #28 B-side was Chicago by Kiki Dee 15/04/1978 Ego #34 21/10/1978 Part Time Love #15 16/12/1978 Song For Guy #4 A tribute to Guy Burchett, the record label's motorcycle messenger who was killed in a road accident aged 17 12/05/1979 Are You Ready For Love #42 Robert John 03 Jan 1946 – Living Wiki American singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, New York City, had his first chart hit in the States when he was just 12 20/10/1979 Sad Eyes #31

Hollywood Reporter obit. Once again, go and fuck yourself @CoffinLodger

Sadly nothing. Also seems AWA Entertainments is now in the name of someone else on Companies House so couldn't find him there either. Moving on!

Cheers. Alan Kirk born 1951–1953 as per census records, so we'll go with c. 1952 for now. Too many people named Alan Wood in Sheffield. Google suggests his middle name is John. Still doesn't help though as census doesn't always take middle names sadly.

Soul Brothers entry updated for birth and death details of Norman Oliver (later Oliver Norman). Tony Wilson told me he was American, came to the UK for a decade and had passed away. The obit was staring me in the face on Google the whole time.

Thanks. All three added. Holmes also played with The Kinks. Rob Goodale, as per his FB is from London and now lives on Australia's Gold Coast. As per the GRO, he was born in 1954 in Wandsworth. Nothing on Brown. Willis Sylvester is listed as a member on their Rate Your Music page, he's the third brother and seems to be the only one still alive. As per this his real name is Zephrine Francis Sylvester, unless I'm missing something.

Thanks msc. He seems to be doing alright. He’s not posted on his Facebook page since June but in May he uploaded this photo of himself in self-isolation.