Showing posts with label death 2017. Show all posts
Showing posts with label death 2017. Show all posts
Friday, September 28, 2018
Saturday, November 18, 2017
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Monday, October 2, 2017
Time to move on, time to get going
He was the cool friend of your Uncle who would slip you a beer or some weed at a family picnic. A slight, frail man who wrote some memorable and introspective rock and roll. He's one reason why I play a Rickenbacker.
Tom Petty died today, aged 66.
We saw him here in June. Paid a ridiculous amount of money for tickets, because you never know, right? Especially after 2016. He played his last concert, ending the tour he said would be his last, on September 22nd.
Some retirement.
But we knew he'd never stop making music, because that was what made him magic, what gave him joy.
What kept him going.

See your heroes when you can, even though you know they are not perfect. Take a shitty picture.
Thank you for the music for over 40 years of my life, Charlie T. Wilbury Jr.
Tom Petty died today, aged 66.
We saw him here in June. Paid a ridiculous amount of money for tickets, because you never know, right? Especially after 2016. He played his last concert, ending the tour he said would be his last, on September 22nd.
Some retirement.
But we knew he'd never stop making music, because that was what made him magic, what gave him joy.
What kept him going.

See your heroes when you can, even though you know they are not perfect. Take a shitty picture.
Thank you for the music for over 40 years of my life, Charlie T. Wilbury Jr.
Sunday, March 19, 2017
He was like Lou Reed to me
How can you not like Chuck Berry?
The music that is.
The birth of so many riffs came from his guitar strings. His influence on rock music, heck, music, is undeniable.
Definitely one of the greats. He earned and deserves all the accolades and more.
As a musician.
His flaws as a human being, and he had them, too, are there. You can look them up.
Ninety was a long run.
The music that is.
The birth of so many riffs came from his guitar strings. His influence on rock music, heck, music, is undeniable.
Definitely one of the greats. He earned and deserves all the accolades and more.
As a musician.
His flaws as a human being, and he had them, too, are there. You can look them up.
Ninety was a long run.
Thursday, December 1, 2016
I speak good English
Fawlty Towers is my favorite television program. The acting, comedic timing and writing are perfection. Andrew Sachs, who played Manuel, died today, aged 86. This is one of the best scenes from the show.
Almost 40 years later, it still makes me laugh.
Almost 40 years later, it still makes me laugh.
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