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Obituary Column

nick-o

Well-known member
Good Golly, Miss Molly

The grandaddy of pretty much everything that followed

RIP, Little Richard
 

BoyBrumby

Englishman
Vale. One of the greats.

There's a great, but probably apocryphal story regarding The Kinks and Little Richard.

On tour in the states Ray Davies and co wanted to use the great man's studio to lay down some new tracks. However they lacked the requisite funds to hire the facilities, so Ray effectively pimped out his younger bisexual brother Dave to Little Richard as payment in kind.

Like I said, probably not true at all, but The Kinks were banned from touring the US for five years for their delinquent behaviour, so it kinda fits the mythos anyway.
 

Burgey

Well-known member
Vale Jack Mundey. Almost single handedly saved the Rocks from development in the 70s with the BLF-led Green Bans. A giant. Rest in power, Comrade.
 

wpdavid

Well-known member
Vale. One of the greats.

There's a great, but probably apocryphal story regarding The Kinks and Little Richard.

On tour in the states Ray Davies and co wanted to use the great man's studio to lay down some new tracks. However they lacked the requisite funds to hire the facilities, so Ray effectively pimped out his younger bisexual brother Dave to Little Richard as payment in kind.

Like I said, probably not true at all, but The Kinks were banned from touring the US for five years for their delinquent behaviour, so it kinda fits the mythos anyway.

And yet strangely omitted from any of the pieces that I read last week. :unsure:

Good story though.
 

Gnske

Well-known member
To think Fred Willard tweeted about the death of Jerry and a day later he joined him. One of the greats, especially for getting caught being filthy in a particular kind of cinema and not having his career hurt at all by it.
 

ankitj

Well-known member
[FONT=system-ui, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, Segoe UI, Roboto, Ubuntu, Helvetica Neue, sans-serif]Sushant Singh Rajput, actor who played MS Dhoni in latter's biopic committed suicide. He was just 34. So so distrubing.[/FONT]
 
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