The RIP Thread
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Charlie Daniels’ loved ones remember the late country music icon: ‘We didn’t see his passing coming’
This year's Volunteer Jam served as a tribute for the country music star and celebrated fiddler.
Oops. He actually died last year.
oldngray
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Sonny Chiba death: Kill Bill star dead at 82
Japanese actor and martial arts legend also starred in ‘The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift’
UnionStrong
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Sonny Chiba death: Kill Bill star dead at 82
Japanese actor and martial arts legend also starred in ‘The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift’news.yahoo.com
Covemastah
Hoopah drives the boat Chief !!
Tigers great Bill Freehan, catcher for 1968 championship team, dies at age 79
Willie Horton called Freehan "one of the greatest men I've ever had the pleasure of knowing."
Don Everly, Who Helped Set Standard for Pop Harmony as Half of the Everly Brothers, Dies at 84
Don Everly, whose work with the Everly Brothers scored No. 1 hits like "Wake Up Little Susie" and influenced the Beatles, has died at 84.
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Lineandinitial
Legio patria nostra
RIP Charlie Watts
UnionStrong
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Guess that’s why he wasn’t making the tour
oldngray
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Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts dead at 80
Charlie Watts, best known as the prolific drummer for the rock band the Rolling Stones for more than half a century, has died. He was 80.
UnionStrong
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Stones are finished……finallyRolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts dead at 80
Charlie Watts, best known as the prolific drummer for the rock band the Rolling Stones for more than half a century, has died. He was 80.www.foxnews.com
oldngray
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Keith Richards will never die
UnionStrong
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You might be right!
olroadbeech
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Charlie gave the nod to Richards' drummer to take over.
we'll see.
we'll see.
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I was about to post this, I'm a big Stones fan. Charlie turned down getting ready to go on the next tour due to health problems, he was the oldest at age 80. He and Bill Wyman were the most laid back members. My first real concert was the first time they played in Atlanta in 1975. I saw them in a small venue in '78. The tickets were printed with "The Cockroaches" to prevent counterfeiting. The last time I saw them I went with @Old Man Jingles to see them at Georgia Tech a few years ago.
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BrownFlush
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I've seen them more than a few times. They never fail.
Big fan since I was a kid hearing Satisfaction coming out of a muffled speaker at the public pool.
No Charlie. Won't be the same this fall.
Gotta keep rockin'.
Wally
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Not really. He was a drummer so basically not a band member.
olroadbeech
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I like the story about Charlie back in the 60's there was a party and Jagger called his room and said "where is MY drummer?"
Charlie got up , shaved, dressed in a nice suit , went down to the party.
Punched Jagger in the face and said I am not YOUR drummer , You are MY singer!
Richards said in this book "Life" that Charlie Watts WAS the Rolling Stones .
I'm listening to them now..............real LOUD.
Thanks Charlie.
Charlie got up , shaved, dressed in a nice suit , went down to the party.
Punched Jagger in the face and said I am not YOUR drummer , You are MY singer!
Richards said in this book "Life" that Charlie Watts WAS the Rolling Stones .
I'm listening to them now..............real LOUD.
Thanks Charlie.
