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Dazed and Confused said:
So there goes the albino, Johnny Winter (RIP). Made it to 70, ain't bad. Burned the candle both ends.

From a concert in '70, the cover 'Johnny B Goode'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbI6tXY5YU0#t=301
Man, more sad news. Seemed he was constantly touring
and gigging so we were fortunate to have a number of
opportunities to see him live.

I also did see Nash the Slash (mentioned upthread by
RetroActive) once, but somewhat worryingly, I cannot
remember exactly when or where :confused:.

I see by my Rock and Roll calendar that today (July18)
is the day Nico passed away in 1988 after having some
sort of medical incident while riding her bike. I saw her
once circa '79-'80, in NYC at CBGB's. There was a very
small crowd (I think she was playing two shows that
night, and I was at the early performance) so it was
easy to get a spot right up front. I was so captivated
by her that it wasn't until after the first set was over
and the guy next to me got up and went to chat to
Nico that I realized I was sitting beside David Bowie.

This is Nico several years before I saw her:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjjDmX9Tkss
 
Vino attacks everyone said:
though year for music. Lou Reed and now Winter. Not many favourites left. Wonder for how long Clapton, Buddy Guy etc. Will keep going :(

With the right band around them and a bit of good vocal backing I hope some more years. Fan of Guy but I can handle Clapton as well.

oldcrank said:
Man, more sad news. Seemed he was constantly touring
and gigging so we were fortunate to have a number of
opportunities to see him live.

I also did see Nash the Slash (mentioned upthread by
RetroActive) once, but somewhat worryingly, I cannot
remember exactly when or where :confused:.

I see by my Rock and Roll calendar that today (July18)
is the day Nico passed away in 1988 after having some
sort of medical incident while riding her bike. I saw her
once circa '79-'80, in NYC at CBGB's. There was a very
small crowd (I think she was playing two shows that
night, and I was at the early performance) so it was
easy to get a spot right up front. I was so captivated
by her that it wasn't until after the first set was over
and the guy next to me got up and went to chat to
Nico that I realized I was sitting beside David Bowie.

This is Nico several years before I saw her:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjjDmX9Tkss

Another nice story. Reed, Nico, Warhol, Bowie, Iggy etc. no wonder some fell by the wayside early.
 
Johny Winter And is one of my favorite LPs. :(

I'm currently listening to a different set of LPs: Leonard Bernstein and the Metropolitan Opera performing Carmen. Just got to "Habanera." Wow Marilyn Horne! :eek:
 
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ChewbaccaD said:
j mascis acoustic, Wide Awake

Amazingly beautiful.
saw him acoustic then a few months later with full Dinosaurjr as he was coming out to Australia every southern hemisphere summer (yes, 6mnths not season)
 
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It was eighties day on the radio today (08/08...get it?) and they played Alice Cooper with "Poison"... I had completely forgotten about that song, so it was a nice surprise :)
 
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For the Dutch fans:
Frans Bauer, skippybal.

'ik wil skippen op mijn skippy bal,
jumpen totdat ik val.
lekker jumpen in de lucht,
als een vogel op z'n vlucht.'

:D