The day the music died.

   / The day the music died. #811  
I don't think that was Dusty Hill in Goshen. It was most likely their guitar tech, who's been filling in on occasion while Mr. Hill was unable to perform due to the hip injury.
I'm guessing this is correct. Heard on radio the other day that they've decided to continue touring with the tech as Dusty would've wanted it that way.
 
   / The day the music died. #812  
Sad days, for us 22 Top (as one early dj called them) fans.

We can take some consolation and distraction from the interesting sources recently posted here.

If you like classic blues, try XRDS 88.1 fm XRDS fm out of Clarksdale Mississippi. Next to nothing for ads, and other than music, they have an occasional "Mississippi Moment" - a brief history or anecdote concerning a classic artist.

The vintage and program quality of xrds reminds me of the jazz show Jeff Healey used to do out of Toronto..... I'm hoping that programming is also still out there too.....

Rgds, D.
 
   / The day the music died. #816  
Another great artist who left us too soon.
Too true. ( "I thought you'd be bigger". "Not bad for a blind white-boy". I can see them both, smiling and laughing....).

I heard of him first, from an older friend who was very into guitar.... he saw him at the old Barrymore's (old vintage theatre, with a very steep wall of seats, and great acoustics) in Ottawa just before he broke out. Said he really lifted the roof off that place that night....

Like some other famous artists who are known best in other genres, Jeff was a big jazz fan, had an extensive personal collection, and was quite knowledgeable of early jazz history. I really should try and track down his series of jazz shows....

Rgds, D.
 
   / The day the music died. #817  
news just said....

Dee Tee thomas, founding member of kool and the gang died.

not a fan but as always, RIP
 
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   / The day the music died. #819  
Sad days, for us 22 Top (as one early dj called them) fans.

We can take some consolation and distraction from the interesting sources recently posted here.

If you like classic blues, try XRDS 88.1 fm XRDS fm out of Clarksdale Mississippi. Next to nothing for ads, and other than music, they have an occasional "Mississippi Moment" - a brief history or anecdote concerning a classic artist.

The vintage and program quality of xrds reminds me of the jazz show Jeff Healey used to do out of Toronto..... I'm hoping that programming is also still out there too.....

Rgds, D.

Or, as I've often heard it, Zed Zed Top

I still call them that. ;)
Just so Y'all know, it is pronounced ZEE ZEE Top. Long E.... that is all. :)
 
   / The day the music died. #820  
:)

No disrespect (to a great band) intended..... us Canooks talk funny, but many of us are bilingual..... we speak 'Murican too !

IIRC, all those years ago it was an American dj that thought the graphic was 22.....

Right up there with the music wizard years ago that told the Stones to lose the singer with the big lips.....

Rdgs, D.
 

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