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RE: Musical Deaths 2023: - Ruby - 04-07-2023

R.I.P. Mo Foster - a very busy bass player (among other roles) who seems to have led an extremely productive life in the biz. He was 78. Here's his rather impressive Wiki ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mo_Foster






RE: Musical Deaths 2023: - CRAZY-HORSE - 21-07-2023

TONY BENNETT  

aged:  96

the article:  Tony Bennett dies aged 96 | Official Charts

last of the crooners...






RE: Musical Deaths 2023: - Ruby - 22-07-2023

R.I.P. Tony Bennett.


RE: Musical Deaths 2023: - James Otto Sweet Heart - 26-07-2023

I am seeing it said that legendary singer Sinead O Conner has gone forward due to mental disease issues. She was 56.

God bless you and her family always!!!

Holly

P.S. I never knew that she was from Ireland.


RE: Musical Deaths 2023: - CRAZY-HORSE - 26-07-2023

RIP Sinead.

a tortured soul (much like Britney Spears in a lot of ways)...

never a huge fan but this Prince written song was a pop masterpiece that she made her own:






RE: Musical Deaths 2023: - Music Head - 27-07-2023

my tribute






RE: Musical Deaths 2023: - CRAZY-HORSE - 28-07-2023

RANDY MEISNER  (77)

Eagles, bassist and occasional vocalist:







RE: Musical Deaths 2023: - CRAZY-HORSE - 28-07-2023

RANDY MEISNER  (77)

Eagles, bassist and occasional vocalist:







RE: Musical Deaths 2023: - JeromeD - 28-07-2023

A great voice! RIP Randy.


RE: Musical Deaths 2023: - CRAZY-HORSE - 05-08-2023

JOHN GOSLING  (75)

who?, 
keyboards' guy for UK rockers The Kinks during arguably their greatest period 1970-1978 (the concept album years)...
his playing was an intricate part of their 1970s sound and he even had a part (although uncredited) in the writing of their biggest and most well known hit "Lola".

RIP John.