On That Note: Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door (late musicians 2020)
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Lyle Mays, keyboardist in the Pat Matheney Group.
Florian Schneider, leader of Kraftwerk.
Derek Lawrence, producer of the first three albums for Deep Purple and Wishbone Ash.
Peter Green. Playing his song at the induction of Santana to the R&R HOF.
Pete Way, bass with UFO.
Florian Schneider, leader of Kraftwerk.
Derek Lawrence, producer of the first three albums for Deep Purple and Wishbone Ash.
Peter Green. Playing his song at the induction of Santana to the R&R HOF.
Pete Way, bass with UFO.
Joseph Shabalala founding member and conductor of Ladysmith Black Mambazo. His South African vocal group was featured on Paul Simon's Graceland album.
Peter Green, original cofounder of Fleetwood Mac - left in 1970:
I ran into Little Richard at the DSM airport once after he'd performed at the State Fair:
Ian Mitchell, Bay City Rollers bassist:
Eric Weissberg - Dueling Banjos:
Has nobody posted Kenny Rogers yet? Did I miss it?
I ran into Little Richard at the DSM airport once after he'd performed at the State Fair:
Ian Mitchell, Bay City Rollers bassist:
Eric Weissberg - Dueling Banjos:
Has nobody posted Kenny Rogers yet? Did I miss it?
Harold Reid, the bass singer from the Statler Brothers
Last week I was listening to Rush's later albums. Here's a good tune featuring Peart's trademark libertarian lyrics.
Bill Rieflin - Played drums for REM after Bill Berry retired. Also played with Robin Hitchcock, Ministry, Nine Inch Nail, Taylor Swift, King Crimson, and more.
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Awesome, was just getting ready to post a couple for Gill. I'll add one more.
--> He also had a solid career as producer of albums for numerous other acts, including Red Hot Chili Peppers (debut), The Jesus Lizard and Killing Joke.
He was already mentioned, but here's two incredibly relevant John Prine songs:
and the last song he recorded:
and the last song he recorded:
