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DJ Casper, creator of the iconic Cha Cha Slide, has died. He originally wrote it as an exercise track for his nephew in the late '90s before it exploded in popularity and became a worldwide hit.
Singer and songwriter Sixto Rodriguez, who became the subject of the Oscar-winning documentary “Searching for Sugarman,” has died in Detroit. He was 81.
Dang. I remember listening to the hell out of The Last Waltz. He was really the heart and soul of that group. He wrote great songs and was hugely influential.
In our fantasy football league every season each member gives me one artists/band during the offseason and I create a playlist using only those bands to be played at the draft.
We use one “in memorial” slot that goes to whichever major artist that passes away closest to the draft.
In the last few weeks we’ve gone from Tony Bennett to Sinead O’Connor to The Eagles/Poco to the Kinks and now The Band/Robbie Robertson.
Hopefully we’re listening to The Band on 8/26.
I seem to be the documentary guy each time we lose another musical great. I highly recommend "Once Were Brothers" a doc about Robbie Robertson and The Band.
When I heard Robbie died I immediately played this video from the Playing For Change group:
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
youtu.be
I would also suggest taking a listen to Robbie Robertson's self-titled solo record. He has Peter Gabriel, U2, The BoDeans and Maria McKee as guests on it. I love the record.
I seem to be the documentary guy each time we lose another musical great. I highly recommend "Once Were Brothers" a doc about Robbie Robertson and The Band.
When I heard Robbie died I immediately played this video from the Playing For Change group:
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
youtu.be
I would also suggest taking a listen to Robbie Robertson's self-titled solo record. He has Peter Gabriel, U2, The BoDeans and Maria McKee as guests on it. I love the record.
Dang. I remember listening to the hell out of The Last Waltz. He was really the heart and soul of that group. He wrote great songs and was hugely influential.
Dang. I remember listening to the hell out of The Last Waltz. He was really the heart and soul of that group. He wrote great songs and was hugely influential.
Dang. I remember listening to the hell out of The Last Waltz. He was really the heart and soul of that group. He wrote great songs and was hugely influential.
Dang. I remember listening to the hell out of The Last Waltz. He was really the heart and soul of that group. He wrote great songs and was hugely influential.
I’m no expert on the subject, but I think TLW is considered to be on the Mt Rushmore of music documentaries, along with Gimme Shelter and … not sure what else
Dang. I remember listening to the hell out of The Last Waltz. He was really the heart and soul of that group. He wrote great songs and was hugely influential.
I’m no expert on the subject, but I think TLW is considered to be on the Mt Rushmore of music documentaries, along with Gimme Shelter and … not sure what else
Dang. I remember listening to the hell out of The Last Waltz. He was really the heart and soul of that group. He wrote great songs and was hugely influential.
And this started the tradition of Robertson providing music for Scorsese's films. Robertson provided music for Scorsese's latest film- Killers of the Flower Moon.
Dang. I remember listening to the hell out of The Last Waltz. He was really the heart and soul of that group. He wrote great songs and was hugely influential.
My wife’s cousins kid passed away in the middle of the night. She was on her way to her last year of college. A few hours ago she was fine, watching movies with her aunt. Her uncle woke up to find her on the floor.
My wife’s cousins kid passed away in the middle of the night. She was on her way to her last year of college. A few hours ago she was fine, watching movies with her aunt. Her uncle woke up to find her on the floor.
My wife’s cousins kid passed away in the middle of the night. She was on her way to her last year of college. A few hours ago she was fine, watching movies with her aunt. Her uncle woke up to find her on the floor.
Robert Swan, the actor that was best known for his roles in “Hoosiers”, “Rudy”, and “The Babe”, has passed away at the age of 78. He also appeared in "Somewhere in Time", "The Untouchables", and "Natural Born Killers".
Robert Swan, the actor that was best known for his roles in “Hoosiers”, “Rudy”, and “The Babe”, has passed away at the age of 78. He also appeared in "Somewhere in Time", "The Untouchables", and "Natural Born Killers".
Robert Swan, the actor that was best known for his roles in “Hoosiers”, “Rudy”, and “The Babe”, has passed away at the age of 78. He also appeared in "Somewhere in Time", "The Untouchables", and "Natural Born Killers".
He was the head Mountie in Untouchables and had a very brief one liner in Somewhere In Time.
"Mr. Ness, I do not approve of your methods!".
(Well, you're not from Chicago).
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