ARTESH
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This is a very Texan thought, too.
MiTasol
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Born in San Francisco, Calif., Granelli’s father and uncle were both jazz drummers, but he didn’t decide to become a drummer himself until he got to spend a day with the famous jazz drummer Gene Kru
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ARTESH
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Rest in peace.
ARTESH
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We lost Brian Travers of UB40 yesterday.
This post is a little different because I knew Brian well, and had done for about forty years. I also know his wife Lesley who is the sister of another very good friend. This was not entirely unexpected for those that knew him, not that it makes his loss any the lesser.
I had a chat with Tony, another member of the band today, and they are, frankly, at a loss. Sad times.
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This post is a little different because I knew Brian well, and had done for about forty years. I also know his wife Lesley who is the sister of another very good friend. This was not entirely unexpected for those that knew him, not that it makes his loss any the lesser.
I had a chat with Tony, another member of the band today, and they are, frankly, at a loss. Sad times.
UB40 saxophonist and songwriter Brian Travers dies aged 62
Founder member of hugely successful UK reggae band, who had cancer, died at home in Birmingham
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Our condolences To you, his family and friends.We lost Brian Travers of UB40 yesterday.
This post is a little different because I knew Brian well, and had done for about forty years. I also know his wife Lesley who is the sister of another very good friend. This was not entirely unexpected for those that knew him, not that it makes his loss any the lesser.
I had a chat with Tony, another member of the band today, and they are, frankly, at a loss. Sad times.
UB40 saxophonist and songwriter Brian Travers dies aged 62
Founder member of hugely successful UK reggae band, who had cancer, died at home in Birmingham
may his soul rests in eternal peace.
cvairwerks
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Always hurts to lose friends.
A couple more we lost this last week....Tom T. Hall and Don Everly.
A couple more we lost this last week....Tom T. Hall and Don Everly.
Bucksnort101
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Charlie Watts, Rolling Stones Drummer passes.
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Drummer Charlie Watts, Rolling Stones backbone, dies at 80
Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts has died at the age of 80. Publicist Bernard Doherty said Tuesday that Watts “passed away peacefully in a London hospital earlier today surrounded by his family.”
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My condolences Steve, sad to hearWe lost Brian Travers of UB40 yesterday.
This post is a little different because I knew Brian well, and had done for about forty years. I also know his wife Lesley who is the sister of another very good friend. This was not entirely unexpected for those that knew him, not that it makes his loss any the lesser.
I had a chat with Tony, another member of the band today, and they are, frankly, at a loss. Sad times.
UB40 saxophonist and songwriter Brian Travers dies aged 62
Founder member of hugely successful UK reggae band, who had cancer, died at home in Birmingham
Charlie Watts, Rolling Stones Drummer passes.
Drummer Charlie Watts, Rolling Stones backbone, dies at 80
Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts has died at the age of 80. Publicist Bernard Doherty said Tuesday that Watts “passed away peacefully in a London hospital earlier today surrounded by his family.”
Elvis
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As a fan of the band, I want to extend my condolences to Mr. Travers's family and friends.We lost Brian Travers of UB40 yesterday.
This post is a little different because I knew Brian well, and had done for about forty years. I also know his wife Lesley who is the sister of another very good friend. This was not entirely unexpected for those that knew him, not that it makes his loss any the lesser.
I had a chat with Tony, another member of the band today, and they are, frankly, at a loss. Sad times.
UB40 saxophonist and songwriter Brian Travers dies aged 62
Founder member of hugely successful UK reggae band, who had cancer, died at home in Birmingham
Very sad loss indeed.
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The sound of Bob Lamb's flat!
Bob and the band did much of the work for that first album at Bob's flat on Cambridge Road in Kings Heath. At the time Bob was also working as the drummer for another well known local band, the Steve Gibbons Band (which included Trevor Burton previously of The Move) who gained considerable exposure supporting The Who. I understand that Bob did very well from 'Signing Off'!
Shout out to Steve, with Bob Lamb on drums, Trevor Burton on bass and silly hat, Dave Carroll (now lives in Canada) and Bob Wilson on guitars.
Bob and the band did much of the work for that first album at Bob's flat on Cambridge Road in Kings Heath. At the time Bob was also working as the drummer for another well known local band, the Steve Gibbons Band (which included Trevor Burton previously of The Move) who gained considerable exposure supporting The Who. I understand that Bob did very well from 'Signing Off'!
Shout out to Steve, with Bob Lamb on drums, Trevor Burton on bass and silly hat, Dave Carroll (now lives in Canada) and Bob Wilson on guitars.
Elvis
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Never heard of Steve Gibbons, but that was a cool video.
Adella has long been my favourite UB40 song.
Great background story on Bob Lamb. Thanks for filling in the gaps.
Adella has long been my favourite UB40 song.
Great background story on Bob Lamb. Thanks for filling in the gaps.
Here's a bit of a contrast. Sarah Harding of British girl group Girls Aloud lost her battle with cancer.
Sarah I also knew, though not well. I worked with Girls Aloud on all their tours, from the first theatre tour to the final shows in London's O2 arena.
She made the best of what she had and was always a good laugh, friendly and gracious, unlike some of her bandmates. I was sorry to hear that she's gone.
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Sarah I also knew, though not well. I worked with Girls Aloud on all their tours, from the first theatre tour to the final shows in London's O2 arena.
She made the best of what she had and was always a good laugh, friendly and gracious, unlike some of her bandmates. I was sorry to hear that she's gone.
MSN
it is very sad when someone dies at that age
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
May her soul rests in eternal peace.