Who Will Be The First Rolling Stone To Die?

[Magere Hein 1,399]

My interest in Mick Jagger's private life is so intense, that I learned about his GF's existence from the news of her death.

 

Anyway, why I'm really writing this: what a daft name, L'Wren.

 

regards,

Hein

[Toast 16,063]

what a daft name, L'Wren.

 

Is it a cre8tiv spelling of Lauren, do you think? I have no idea how it's supposed to be pronounced.

[time 8,575]

what a daft name, L'Wren.

 

Is it a cre8tiv spelling of Lauren, do you think? I have no idea how it's supposed to be pronounced.

Newsreaders were pronouncing "Le Wren", as if identifying a small songbird in franglais.

 

She changed her name from L'uann.

[Magere Hein 1,399]

what a daft name, L'Wren.

 

Is it a cre8tiv spelling of Lauren, do you think? I have no idea how it's supposed to be pronounced.

Newsreaders were pronouncing "Le Wren", as if identifying a small songbird in franglais.

 

She changed her name from L'uann.

 

I understand that you want to change your name when you're called that, but one would think the replacement would be more sensible.

 

I already parsed her chosen name as pretentious L'Shite.

 

regards,

Hein

[Toast 16,063]

what a daft name, L'Wren.

 

Is it a cre8tiv spelling of Lauren, do you think? I have no idea how it's supposed to be pronounced.

Newsreaders were pronouncing "Le Wren", as if identifying a small songbird in franglais.

 

She changed her name from L'uann.

 

So her friends could still call her L' for short.

[Bibliogryphon 9,509]

what a daft name, L'Wren.

 

Is it a cre8tiv spelling of Lauren, do you think? I have no idea how it's supposed to be pronounced.

Newsreaders were pronouncing "Le Wren", as if identifying a small songbird in franglais.

 

She changed her name from L'uann.

 

Maybe our fellow deathlister might want to be know as L'ard from now on?

[Lard Bazaar 3,799]

what a daft name, L'Wren.

 

Is it a cre8tiv spelling of Lauren, do you think? I have no idea how it's supposed to be pronounced.

Newsreaders were pronouncing "Le Wren", as if identifying a small songbird in franglais.

 

She changed her name from L'uann.

 

Maybe our fellow deathlister might want to be know as L'ard from now on?

 

Now that is a bloody good idea!

[Dr. Zorders 1,271]

The Rolling Stones' long-serving former manager Prince Rupert Loewenstein has died aged 80. He managed them all the way from 1968-2007 apparently.

 

http://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/rolling-stones-legend-dies-prince-3584498

[Bibliogryphon 9,509]

Mick Jagger is now a Great-Grandfather.

[Dr. Zorders 1,271]

I wonder what that manager was like. A Bavarian aristocrat....... typical of the kind of whacky things we hear about from the 60s. I was thinking perhaps it a Brian Epstein-type thing where he managed them because he fancies the piss out of the lead singer?

[Bibliogryphon 9,509]

Mick Jagger has a throat infection leading to more Stones gigs being cancelled.

[charon 4,943]

Their long time session sax player , Bobby Keys is dead at 70.

 

Did the solo on Brown Sugar, but better remembered as giving Keef a hand with a telly removal in 72.

 

 

[Toast 16,063]

Their long time session sax player , Bobby Keys is dead at 70.

 

Did the solo on Brown Sugar, but better remembered as giving Keef a hand with a telly removal in 72.

 

Bobby Keys obit in, appropriately, Rolling Stone.

[Davey Jones' Locker 1,324]

This is an old report but I didn't know about this but post-Altamont, the Hell's Angels allegedly tried to kill Jagger: http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/WinterConcert/story?id=4377532

[charon 4,943]

This is an old report but I didn't know about this but post-Altamont, the Hell's Angels allegedly tried to kill Jagger: http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/WinterConcert/story?id=4377532

 

Going to read link now , but , yeah, that was wide heard news.

[John Kettley 49]

Not quite sure where to put him (film producers? jazz? prog? famous Georgians?), but impresario (I guess) Giorgio Gomelsky, who was influential in the Stones' early career, as well as being involved with many other bands, has died.

[Youwanticewiththat 611]

Charlie Watts - just as that seems to be this January's pattern.

[ImNotHades 207]

my guess is Ronnie Wood or Bill Wyman

[Chopped Liver 53]

Ronnie Wood. We've already lost two famous Englishmen to cancer at the age of 69. Ronnie Wood turns 69 this year.

[Sean 6,282]

My predictions for the Rolling Stones deaths:

Bill Wyman:October 30th 2017

Mick Taylor:December 29th 2018

Ronnie Wood: 8th August 2020

Keith Richards:1st January 2023

Charlie Watts:18th December 2023

Mick Jagger:September 17th 2030

[ImNotHades 207]

My predictions for the Rolling Stones deaths:

Bill Wyman:October 30th 2017

Mick Taylor:December 29th 2018

Ronnie Wood: 8th August 2020

Keith Richards:1st January 2023

Charlie Watts:18th December 2023

Mick Jagger:September 17th 2030

no way Jagger can last that long, and Richards too, they probably have AIDS or cancer already, at least they look like they do, i'm giving jagger 3 years max

[Gooseberry Crumble 5,328]

I'm actually surprised that members of The Rolling Stones appear on so few people's lists in the various games on here.

 

My guess is that Bill Wyman will be the first one to go for no more sophisticated an intellectual reason than he's the oldest!

[Phantom 2,530]

I'm actually surprised that members of The Rolling Stones appear on so few people's lists in the various games on here.

 

My guess is that Bill Wyman will be the first one to go for no more sophisticated an intellectual reason than he's the oldest!

 

Bear in mind that the others may tour a lot more than he does, also he quit smoking almost 7 years ago.

[YoungWillz 20,918]

I'll go for Bill Wyman.

 

On the basis that I have now said that, he'll now outlive one of the others.

 

I've saved you Bill, a small token of appreciation in my bank account would be lovely.

[gcreptile 10,939]

Some german papers are saying Bill Wyman has cancer?

 

Edit: Early prostate cancer, ah well, he should be ok.