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Don Everley (from the Everley brothers) has died aged 84, not a bad innings but not as impressive as his mother who is still alive apparently. I had a brief obsession with the Everley brothers in the early 2000s inspired by my not so brief Harry Nilsson obsession, the harmonies were really special and they had some great songs, Walk Right Back in particular is a banger!

 

 

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3 hours ago, Harry Wiseau said:

Don Everley (from the Everley brothers) has died aged 84, not a bad innings but not as impressive as his mother who is still alive apparently. I had a brief obsession with the Everley brothers in the early 2000s inspired by my not so brief Harry Nilsson obsession, the harmonies were really special and they had some great songs, Walk Right Back in particular is a banger!

 

 

The Everlys harmonies were devine. Along with Elvis, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry and Lonnie Donegan they were probably the most important influence on the sound that happened in the next decade. His rhythm guitar was so good (Keith Richards said he was the best he ever heard) R.I.P Don. There are not many of that original bunch of Rock n Rollers left now. 

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3 hours ago, Magnum Milano said:

@TheBurningRedhas already posted about this in the darts thread but thought I would post it here as well.

PDC darts professional Kyle Anderson has passed away at the age of just 33. 

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That is horrific. Young family too.

 

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Charley Watts has died aged 80.  Surprised that he’s the first to go of the main 3 to be honest.

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7 minutes ago, Thunderplex said:

Charley Watts has died aged 80.  Surprised that he’s the first to go of the main 3 to be honest.

He has looked about 80 since the late sixties to be fair. 

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Ah a real sad one that. Watts always came off as the no-nonsense one in that group - just a straight ahead solid drummer.

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19 minutes ago, chokeout said:

He'll forever be the best member of the band for chinning Jagger for talking down to him.

“Don’t you ever fucking call me your drummer again, you’re my fucking singer!!”

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I know he was 85 but this about the upsetter is upsetting. His influence can’t be understated. One of the musical pioneers of the last century 

 

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