Obituaries

HawkTheSlayer wrote:I was going to jam on the acoustic for a while but i changed my mind, now.

I love guitar music. I don't have a musical instrument bone in my body, but I love watching and listening to great guitar players. I am in awe of their talent.

hurricanehook wrote:

Keith wrote:Now I just read that Richard Tandy died at age 76. He was the keyboard player in Electric Light Orchestra.

A pretty good band. So sad.

he dint look too good at hyde park ten years ago. still jamming though.

Keith wrote:I read earlier that the legendary rock 'n' roll guitarist Duane Eddy died at age 86.

This was his most successful song in the U.S.

This one is prolly his biggest hit - phenomenal air drum beat

Daily Bread wrote:

Keith wrote:I read earlier that the legendary rock 'n' roll guitarist Duane Eddy died at age 86.

This was his most successful song in the U.S.

This one is prolly his biggest hit - phenomenal air drum beat

Yeah, I guess "Rebel-Rouser" was his signature song, but the reason why I posted the other song was because it was his highest-charting hit (#4). "Rebel-Rouser" peaked at #6.

https://thelibertydaily.com/33-year-old-former-nba-player-darius-morris/

It has been a while since we’ve written about the topic of unexplained deaths among young and otherwise healthy athletes. It’s not that their frequency has been lower. On the contrary, it has become even more common than last year. Unfortunately, the topic is not heavily discussed even on “conspiracy theory” outlets. It seems there has been fatigue.

With that said, it’s important to highlight these deaths because the story is always the same. An athlete or other celebrity dies at a young age. No cause of death is revealed. Corporate media never brings up the topic again.

lets dont. my gleefullness meters needle is bent.

Louis Cameron Gossett Jr
march 29
covid induced clot shots

Film director Roger Corman, 98
Turtles and Jefferson Starship drummer John Barbata, 79
Jazz saxophonist David Sanborn, 78

It was also reported that the actress who played the first victim of the first Jaws movie died at age 77.

Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock died at age 53.

Probably best known for his Super Size Me film where he documented himself eating nothing but McDonald's for a whole month.