The day the music died.

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Rustyiron said:
I'm pretty sure he's talking about Greg only.
Yeah to bad about Dickie, he's got several albums of his own out that are fantastic also.
One is "highway calls" ??
It's a little difficult to search as I think some are under Richard Betts.
Check it out.
Y'all will probably laugh, but in the last couple of months I've gotten into "spotify" for listening. Lord knows that you rarely hear anything good on the radio these days. I gave up years ago for music despite the genre on the radio and was listening to talk radio.
It's nice to have convenient music back in my life!
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I've been streaming Amazon music for about 2 yrs. Classic rock for old guys :cool: I have JBL sound bars in my garage and shop that I link to my phone
 
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I am hearing Ozzie has passed away today.
 
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murphy1244 said:
I am hearing Ozzie has passed away today.
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Let's clear this up, right now.

"Ozzie", died in 1975:

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"Ozzy" is the walking un-dead Prince of Darkness:

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scootr said:
Mike Pinder, Moody Blues co-founder and keyboardist, dead at 82
Long live Knights in White Satin
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One of the truly ground-breaking bands of their time, sometimes even credited as the first "prog rock" band, although I personally always thought that label was a bit of a stretch.
 
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