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zedz
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#376 Post by zedz »

dadaistnun wrote:Max Roach, 83
Very sad. I saw him give a solo performance once that was absolutely spellbinding, including the piece he performed on a single high-hat (and its stand). A giant.
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Matt
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#377 Post by Matt »

Re: Tony Wilson: I was hoping this would happen and I couldn't be more pleased that is has:

FAC 501
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#378 Post by domino harvey »

Matt wrote:Re: Tony Wilson: I was hoping this would happen and I couldn't be more pleased that is has:

FAC 501
amazing
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#379 Post by miless »

Matt wrote:Re: Tony Wilson: I was hoping this would happen and I couldn't be more pleased that is has:

FAC 501
I wonder if Martin Hannett's (oversized) coffin was numbered?
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#380 Post by Matt »

miless wrote:
Matt wrote:Re: Tony Wilson: I was hoping this would happen and I couldn't be more pleased that is has:

FAC 501
I wonder if Martin Hannett's (oversized) coffin was numbered?
It wasn't. Hannett and Wilson had long since fallen out at that point. The lawsuit he filed against Factory was FAC 61, though.

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#381 Post by Rufus T. Firefly »

It is being reported (though only on internet forums at this time) that Oscar-winning actress Miyoshi Umeki died on August 29.
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#382 Post by kinjitsu »

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#385 Post by kinjitsu »

Addio Big Luciano!

NY Times obituary by Bernard Holland
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#386 Post by Eclisse »

kinjitsu wrote:Addio Big Luciano!

NY Times obituary by Bernard Holland
That is sad for everyone who loves Opera and Classical music in general. It is time for a better DVD version of that first 3 Tenors concert in Caracalla. The current DVD sucks.
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#387 Post by kinjitsu »

I'm perfectly content listening to his recordings from the 60s and the early 70s.
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#388 Post by Eclisse »

kinjitsu wrote:I'm perfectly content listening to his recordings from the 60s and the early 70s.
Yeah, I know. :( But his 'Recondita Armonia' on that concert it's like... my favorite ever. Based on what? I don't know. I wouldn't know how to rate that in classical-serious terms, but I do like that first concert a lot. I wouldn't say that I'd watch the whole thing, but there are some brilliant moments in it.
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#390 Post by jorencain »

Wow; I just watched "All that Heaven Allows" last night. Strange coincidence.
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#391 Post by malcolm1980 »

I loved her in All That Heaven Allows.

RIP, Jane. :cry:
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#392 Post by Via_Chicago »

She was also wonderful in her other Sirk collaboration, the underrated Magnificent Obsession. It really is a shame that she's known today mostly as "Ronald Reagan's first wife."
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#393 Post by shumpy »

Another Match Game passing: Brett Somers. Per her website: http://www.brettsomers.com/.
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#394 Post by tavernier »

Matt's old avatar is in mourning.
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#395 Post by Matt »

I don't know if it's her death alone or the cumulative effect of losing so many of my heroes and role models this year, but I feel like I have lost a member of my family. According to a couple of obituaries on the web, she was suffering from stomach and colon cancer, something I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. I'm glad she is at rest now.

Most will only remember her from Match Game, but look at what a hot model she was back in the '50s. I love how Playbill, in their obituary, refer to her as "the salty television and stage actress who is best remembered as a tart-tongued panelist on the game show 'The Match Game.'" There was no one saltier!
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#396 Post by tavernier »

Matt wrote:Most will only remember her from Match Game, but look at what a hot model she was back in the '50s.
What a face!
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#397 Post by domino harvey »

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#398 Post by tavernier »

:cry:
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#399 Post by NABOB OF NOWHERE »

domino harvey wrote:Marcel Marecau
Any last words??
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#400 Post by portnoy »

Non.
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