Wow!!
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I know, right? Go to Youtube and check out some of his banjo work. Cripes.
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His 'fiddle" playing skills weren’t too shabby either 
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Yep, pretty much anything with strings and a neck. Great musician.
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RIP Stephen 
President George Bush Sr. has passed at 92.
RIP President Bush You had a long, good life. What an amazing journey it has been. Barbara is waiting for you 
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RIP Pete Shelley of The Buzzcocks.
Only yesterday we were listening to this posted by Steve_O :
https://www.graphicdesignforum.org/t/who-likes-music/663/155
Sad timing but a welcome reminder that we are still listening to this stuff and his legacy lives on.
Fairly obscure outside the older music lovers, The Buzzcocks nevertheless are acknowledged as a definitively seminal band of the era.
Fave tracks;
Boredom
What Do I Get
Everybody’s Happy Nowadays
You Say You Don’t Love Me
and of course …
Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn’t Have Fallen In Love With)
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What timing
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Oh, man, note to self: no more posting in the music thread.
I know who I’ll be listening to at work today.
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Buzzcocks fans here too. My 15 year old does a cover of Ever Fallen In Love. I sent it to them on Facebook earlier this year. She was over the moon when they told her she did a great job. They’re on my playlists today too.
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RIP Laverne 
RIP, Geniuswoman
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Jonas Mekas, godfather of American experimental film, dies at 96
What a rich and powerful history. He was such a delight to listen to. RIP Jonas.
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RIP James Taken by brain cancer at 66 This is one of my favorites.
another fav.
James Ingram’s Just Once is a song that brings back very vivid memories of an old girlfriend. It’s amazing how music can pull a person back in time as though no time had gone by at all.
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Albert Finney has passed. He was 82. RIP Mr. Finney I loved so many of his performances . I really loved him in Big Fish. But, there were sooooo many.
Damn. The Monkees and me got some history.
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