Phantom

They've had the same drummer for almost the last 20 years. Unless the Caney Island Echo is classed as National news, I doubt it. Perhaps an inclusion in NME.

Eddie & The Hot Rods are also calling it a day

Edie is only 51, so she wouldn't have had much bearing on the first 25 years

Oh good. I'm sure Edie Brickell will be pleased with him being home a lot more now.

I just thought of a really good owl joke. But I can't use it until 2/8/20

I still think Christopher Walken knows more than he let's on.

Neil wasn't in the band when their first album "Tell Us The Truth" was released, he had already been replaced by Dave Parsons.

The nurse at the sperm bank asked me if I wanted to masturbate in the cup. I told her that I know I am good at it, but I don't think I am ready to compete just yet.

I thought they split up

McCain apparently is doing okay all things considered. Although he wasn't present to vote on the budget.

Stanley Baxter

R.I.P. Mark. I got to meet you just the once at John Peel's birthday bash many moons ago. You will be sadly missed.

Rockabilly singer, guitarist and bassist, Billy Hancock has died at the age of 71

I know it's sad news, but dry your eyes.

After being banned in Russia, I think it would be right putting Paddington on the suicide watch list.

@Spade_Cooley forgot to tell you what an awesome job you're doing. It's certainly a full-time job unto itself. I appreciate you correcting the entry for Nick Clifford. For bio purposes, he was born 5th July 1921 in Pierre, South Dakota.

Died after falling down the stairs at home

Ahhh there was no photo with the other one, so it was difficult to discern between the two.

It was around that time when Dylan laid down some tracks in a recording studio with Johnny Cash. The tracks with Cash have never been officially released, but have appeared on many a bootleg album.

It looks like John Clegg is also listed twice.

Since you can only choose 20, it's hardly likely they got more.

The wrong Nick Clifford is listed in my selection. It's the last surviving sculptor who worked on Mount Rushmore that I selected. Perhaps I should have put Don "Nick" Clifford. Also Rose Lee Maphis was born on December 29th 1922 in Baltimore, Maryland

Petty's death has all the echoes of Prince's death. It was weird that the details of what caused Petty's death came out around the same time I was driving home from work with the Traveling Wilburys on the stereo.

I thought he retired from public life a couple of years ago

Last words were "ooh-ee! I can feel that"