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Then as I was getting into bed I thought it was weird how half the Beatles are gone but all the Monkees are still alive, "but Davy could be in better shape, though." It's literally the last thing I thought just before I got into bed and the first thing I saw when I went online today!

You have the power! That's scary!


Confirmed as being a heart attack. http://music.msn.com/music/article.aspx?news=708320 By the way, I didn't just worry out of a clear blue sky that he ought to be taking better care of himself. I read some time ago on a message board that he a severe drinking problem and had been a confirmed alcoholic for years, and, of course, the 60s are the age when such behaviors often catch up. I certainly didn't expect it the next morning after thinking about it the night before, though!
 
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Robert B. Sherman, Disney composer.


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Oh, now that IS sad! For everyone who has listened to music for the last 50 or 60 years, and particularly his poor brother with whom he composed so many triumphs. Condolences to all their near and dear.

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The Abominable Dr Phibes (and The Avengers) director, Robert Fuest, aged 84


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The great Earl Scruggs. Pickin' for the Lord now.


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oh, no.....a piece of living history is lost with Earl Scruggs.
 
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Very sad! Love his work!
 
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Heard this late last night...
Peace!
 
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Forbidden Planet star Warren Stevens, 92.


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Novelist and literary scholar Christine Brooke-Rose, 89.


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Thomas Kinkade.


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Thomas Kinkade.


Really, truly sad! I heard he was disliked both for his business practices and his art, but I loved his pictures and am sad he passed away so young.
 
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CBS icon Mike Wallace: 93
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/cu...nd-93-153527720.html


Thomas Kinkade believed "Art is forever.” A familiar concept to RB readers.
Peace... http://joelbruyere.com/music2/...easter-lilies-i0.jpg
 
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CBS icon Mike Wallace: 93
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/cu...nd-93-153527720.html

Mike Wallace interviewing Ray:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...0FARU&feature=relmfu


Thomas Kinkade believed "Art is forever.” A familiar concept to RB readers.
Peace... http://joelbruyere.com/music2/...easter-lilies-i0.jpg


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