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Dusty Hill, ZZ Top bassist, dead at 72
Dusty Hill, the bassist for blues-rock trio ZZ Top, has died. He was 72.nypost.com
WTF is happening?
Nooooooo!!!
Dusty Hill, ZZ Top bassist, dead at 72
Dusty Hill, the bassist for blues-rock trio ZZ Top, has died. He was 72.nypost.com
WTF is happening?
Nooooooo!!!
Not this time.There was a recent Billy Gibbons hoax.
Hope this turns out to be a hoax as well
I think this may be @Operational needsIn honor of his passing , I suggest all the woman on the BC post a picture of their Legs
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What is this private lake you speak of? Mn. has NO private lakes. The waters belong to everyone. There are a few lakes surrounded by private land with no public access but if you have a float plane or have a helicopter drop you and your kayak off you can use the lake.My last delivery area is a place called Lake Spivey in Jonesboro, Ga. It's a large private lake and I worked around it my last 24 years. In the early '70s they had a concert venue that eventually got shut down. This is ZZ Top playing as an unannounced opening act in 1971 for Ike and Tina Turner. I think that is Dusty Hill in the hat playing bass.
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This is a man-made lake, it’s about 600 acres. It had public beaches, an amusement park, and a Wild West Show a long time ago. During concerts, people would stay in the boats tripping out on the water. Pink Floyd toured when “Dark Side of the Moon” came out, I always thought that would have been cool to see. Those attractions were eventually shut down. Doctors, lawyers, and Delta pilots mainly live around it.What is this private lake you speak of? Mn. has NO private lakes. The waters belong to everyone. There are a few lakes surrounded by private land with no public access but if you have a float plane or have a helicopter drop you and your kayak off you can use the lake.
He was a beast in his time, absolute dominance!J.R. Richard, Astros legend whose career was cut short by 1980 stroke, dies at 71
Richard was a 20-game winner in 1976, struck out an NL-high 303 batters in 1978 and 313 in 1979/www.usatoday.com
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god, i hated that song . it was played every 30 minutes on the radio dammit.