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Strongly agreed with you.The cool thing about musicians -- and all artists, really -- is that we live on through our art, even once we've died.
مرد نکونام نمیرد هرگز
مرده آنست که نامش به نکویی نبرند
A good man never dies!
A dead man is the one that no one calls him good!
Strongly agreed with you.
As we say in Persian:
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 Birminghamwww.theguardian.com
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 Birminghamwww.theguardian.com
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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 Birminghamwww.theguardian.com