Death List 2022 (14 Viewers)

[Otis]

Such a fab guitarist

 

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[Flying Fokker]

Late to the party with this one. Bobby Charlton is my tip for the coming month.

 

[Kneeza]

Only got to see him perform once - A few years back at the short lived ' Lunar festival'.
Norman Watts on bass.
A fantastic set.

Yes, I think he played with Norman quite a few times. Good partnership.
Rest easy John.

 

[Kneeza]

Not one I'd choose to remember Dan with.
This Flight Tonight, or almost anything off RazamaNaz would be a far more fitting tribute to his unique voice IMO.
RIP.

 

[Kneeza]

Wilko at Cov RFC!

 

[Ian1779]

I hope she managed to learn how to fly at least.

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

I hope she managed to learn how to fly at least.

She told us she was going to live forever.

 

[JAM See]

Doddie Weir.

Fucking horrible disease.

 

[Flying Fokker]

Doddie Weir.

Fucking horrible disease.

peace at last.

 

[CJ_covblaze]

Doddie Weir.

Fucking horrible disease.

RIP. A cure is needed fast. One tragic story after another.

 

[Sbarcher]

Christin McVie of Fleetwood Mac, a great loss.

 

[Houchens Head]

Just seen this online. Sad news.

 

[wingy]

Just seen this online. Sad news.

Oh that's terrible..

 

[JAM See]

Christin McVie of Fleetwood Mac, a great loss.

The 'Mac' of Fleetwood Mac.

Wasn't a huge fan when I was fighting the punk wars in the late seventies, but as you get older you realise what songwriting craft really is.

 

[ovduk78]

I didn't think she was 79. I saw them at NEC on Tango in the Night tour, they were fantastic.

 

[Deleted member 5849]

The 'Mac' of Fleetwood Mac.

Technically that was John McVie, her husband. Christine Perfect until she married him.

 

[wingy]

Inaccurate apparently.

 

[wingy]

Now really not sure
Inaccurate reports of Stevie Nicks previously.

 

[rob9872]

Oh that's terrible..

Can't believe you're having a pop at him for not knowing sooner

 

[Mcbean]

Inaccurate apparently.

What not dead yet ?

 

[tisza]

Christine Mcvie. That's a choker.
Songbird a proper classic.
Anybody who grew up with vinyl must have owned Rumours.

 

[Houchens Head]

Now really not sure
Inaccurate reports of Stevie Nicks previously.

All over the internet, Wingy. Loads of reports. Just Google her name.

 

[Houchens Head]

Such a fab guitarist

My favourite of Dr Feelgood's is 'Milk & Alcohol'

 

[Kneeza]

Christine Mcvie. That's a choker.
Songbird a proper classic.
Anybody who grew up with vinyl must have owned Rumours.

I didn't. Couldn't stand what 'Fleetwood Mac' had become. A sad homogenized, Americanized purveyor of middle of the road soft pap. (IMHO of course).
Loved Christine's earlier work when she was a genuine blues artist with the likes of Chicken Shack (whose version of I'd Rather go Blind was just sublime).

 

[Otis]

I didn't. Couldn't stand what 'Fleetwood Mac' had become. A sad homogenized, Americanized purveyor of middle of the road soft pap. (IMHO of course).
Loved Christine's earlier work when she was a genuine blues artist with the likes of Chicken Shack (whose version of I'd Rather go Blind was just sublime).

I didn't like the new reinvented Fleetwood Mac either. Loved the 60's, original incantation of them with Peter Green and Man of the World is such a fab song.

I found the new Fleetwood Mac just bland unfortunately. Didn't like any of their songs or albums. I really couldn't abide the soft, middle of the road, pop rock that they had become.

 

[Kneeza]

You're obviously a man of Taste, Otis.

(They were a great band too, if you see what I did there).

 

[Terry Gibson's perm]

Kirstie Alley aged 71

 

[Sbarcher]

Kirstie Alley aged 71

Such a shame. Cheers was a great show.

 

[wingy]

Such a shame. Cheers was a great show.

Loved that show.
I'd even stay in on Friday nights for it.
RIP.

 

[Kneeza]

Her and Rhea Perlman made a great pair of waiting staff. You'd actually enjoy being verbally abused by those two in exchange for a drink.
It was a truly great show all round in fact.
Rest well Kirstie.

 

[Otis]

She's not really dead though is she. She's a Scientologist, so if she is on the right rung of the ladder she is going to live for a thousand years plus

 

[Houchens Head]

She's not really dead though is she. She's a Scientologist, so if she is on the right rung of the ladder she is going to live for a thousand years plus

There's a few about in the celeb world, Otis. John Travolta & Tom Cruise spring to mind.

 

[Otis]

There's a few about in the celeb world, Otis. John Travolta & Tom Cruise spring to mind.

Elizabeth Moss too.

 

[tommydazzle]

Her and Rhea Perlman made a great pair of waiting staff. You'd actually enjoy being verbally abused by those two in exchange for a drink.
It was a truly great show all round in fact.
Rest well Kirstie.

Yes love Cheers and currently watching all the episodes (alternating episodes with Frasier every night). Coincidentally just got to the point where her character takes over from Diane. Can’t find any recent decent sitcoms so well written as these. Apart from The Detectorists.

 

[Otis]

Yes love Cheers and currently watching all the episodes (alternating episodes with Frasier every night). Coincidentally just got to the point where her character takes over from Diane. Can’t find any recent decent sitcoms so well written as these. Apart from The Detectorists.

They are few and far between for sure.