Off Topic RIP

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Hwyel Bennett... Wasn't he Shelley in the TV series?

Sad about Robert Hardy and another small part of my childhood gone! I will always remember Sunday nights after a bath sitiing in pyjamas with my Tea and hot buttered crumpets being allowed to stay up to watch All Creatures...!
 
Glenn was a country great - his recent material has been excellent and his style has influenced many of the modern country stars. Sad loss. RIP Glenn.
Heard a report on radio yesterday that he carried on performing despite his serious Alzheimer's.
If he stumbled or forgot the words, the audience would take over and finish the verse / chorus for him <applause>
 
Heard a report on radio yesterday that he carried on performing despite his serious Alzheimer's.
If he stumbled or forgot the words, the audience would take over and finish the verse / chorus for him <applause>

It's true - he also released his "final" album called, appropriately enough, "Adios" a couple of months and and it is very good.
 
I used to listen to a lot of Country music growing up as my parents were big fans. Jim Reeves, Glen Campbell, Johnny Cash, Marty Robins are sadly all now gone. I wonder how long it will be before the great Kenny Rodgers joins them!
 
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Younger posters will have probably never heard of him, but Jerry Lewis has now passed on. He was so funny alongside Dean Martin back in the day and I grew up laughing out loud at him. His portrayal of the original Nutty Professor was brilliant , RIP Jerry :emoticon-0106-cryin

I loved his partnership with Dean Martin, unusually funny for an American!

RIP Jerry <rose>
 
Devastated to learn just now the Walter Becker, bass player extraordinaire and founder member of Steely Dan has joined the ranks in the sky.
Awesome musician who could play a mean lead guitar, too.
A very sad day for the world of music. RIP :(

edit - the biggest irony of all is I had a Steely Dan track play on my mp3 player en route back from Nodge tonight ...and I had no idea at the time!
 
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