Rather sad to check the internet and read news of the deaths of two famous people from days gone by.
RIP to them both.
RIP to them both.
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The RIP thread
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Re: Vale Wendy Hughes and Roy Higgins
Always remember seeing Roy the Boy on World of Sport talking horse racing with Bill Collins, Rollo Roylance, Jack Elliott etc.
I read Roy had to smoke and smoke in an effort to keep him from eating and putting on weight, RIP Roy.
Always remember seeing Roy the Boy on World of Sport talking horse racing with Bill Collins, Rollo Roylance, Jack Elliott etc.
I read Roy had to smoke and smoke in an effort to keep him from eating and putting on weight, RIP Roy.
This was also my thought a while back timmy. Good idea IMO.
RIP to Errol.....bloody cancer...
I might as well add what I only found out last week, but happened 3 months ago. RIP to Steve Strange. One of the master pioneers of New Wave music.
RIP to Errol.....bloody cancer...
I might as well add what I only found out last week, but happened 3 months ago. RIP to Steve Strange. One of the master pioneers of New Wave music.
I read yesterday that Suzanne Crough had died - she was the actress who played Tracy, the little girl on The Partridge Family.
What suprised me was that it happened over a week ago and I only read about it now. It's the kind of thing you normally hear about straight away.
Struck a nerve because she was the same age as me.
What suprised me was that it happened over a week ago and I only read about it now. It's the kind of thing you normally hear about straight away.
Struck a nerve because she was the same age as me.
Very sad to hear about BB, the last of the three great 'Kings' of the Blues.
His passing at 89 really means an end to the living legends of Blues music. Rolling Stone Magazine ranked him as #3 on their list of 100 greatest guitarist of all time (behind Jimi Hendrix and Duane Allman).
He really was the best.
Goodbye Lucille I'm sure going to miss your sound.
His passing at 89 really means an end to the living legends of Blues music. Rolling Stone Magazine ranked him as #3 on their list of 100 greatest guitarist of all time (behind Jimi Hendrix and Duane Allman).
He really was the best.
Goodbye Lucille I'm sure going to miss your sound.
Chiang Mai Tiger said:
Think Buddy Guy's still going, albeit not exactly a traditional blues player.
Good pick up LTRTR, as soon as I hit the post button I remembered Buddy is still kicking on.
A bit youngish at 78 (I think) but he would be the last of the those who played through the true golden era of Blues.
If you love the Blues, Thailand is fantastic for it. Some of the best blues guitarists I've seen are here in Chiang Mai, including my good mate Boy (Boy's Blues Bar):
He's a ripper bloke and I have got him barracking for the Tigers.
A bit youngish at 78 (I think) but he would be the last of the those who played through the true golden era of Blues.
If you love the Blues, Thailand is fantastic for it. Some of the best blues guitarists I've seen are here in Chiang Mai, including my good mate Boy (Boy's Blues Bar):
He's a ripper bloke and I have got him barracking for the Tigers.
:hihi Most of Boy's customers (me included) are all old gray headed or bald fat farangs. Probably the right demographic picture of what you are saying. ;D
