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musicians(or other famous people) who died too early .
musicians(or other famous people) who died too early .
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His talent to drink
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JFK
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Billie holiday.
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Ayrton Senna(grand prix driver)
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Fred Archer
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Who would win top award for services to the T-shirt industry for dying at the right time?
Che Guevara Jim Morrisson Bob Marley |
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a super talent from the world of snooker.. paul hunter would have been a multi world champion by now. what a player and sadly missed
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John White
David Rocastle Ben Hollioake Ivo Van Damme Lillian Board Malcolm Owen Phil Lynott Arkie Whiteley Katrin Cartlidge |
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Stevie Ray Vaughan
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Jeff Healey
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Freddie of course but also Amy Winehouse.
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I only know one song, but it was very memorable!
Falco "Amadeus! Amadeus!" |
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ian curtis
stuart adamson (big country) obvious, but Kurt cobain elliot smith |
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guy de maupassant - greatest short story writer of all time
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and hemingway
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Eva Cassidy - great voice and great musician. Thankfully there is plenty on youtube to keep her fans happy.
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phil ochs - how could i forget when i wrote a song about him.
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Sandy Denny
Charlie Parker Mary Rand Clifford Brown Paul Kossoff James Dean Kurt Cobain |
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Mary Rand is still alive
Do you mean Lillian Board? |
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I did mean Lillian Board,my apologies.
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Hank Williams
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john lennon nap
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Jesus of Nazareth.Only just got going, sad loss.
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Sevy...truly sad as such a good guy
Princess Grace of Monnaco Princess Dianna Roy Orbison George HarrisonAndy, Maurice and RobinGibb Michael Whacko Jacko James Hunt Kirsty MacColl Sorry if these were already mentioned but couldn't be @rsed to wade through four pages. |
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AP change your option to 40 posts a page, that cuts it down to 2 pages.
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Thanks for good advice as always.
That's a bit like changing your odometer from Kms to miles. |
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Far quicker to skim over 2 pages of 40 posts than 4 pages of 20 posts.
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I always get my pizza cut into 6 slices, as I could never eat 8.
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There's a girl group in the top 20 at the moment called G.R.L. One of them was found dead at the weekend. Coroner says it was suicide. Was also a contestant on X Factor USA. Only 25 years old. RIP.
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Ronnie Van Zant.....
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Sadly, many of the above contributed, in no small amount to their demise.
Some others may well have peaked already, for a variety of reasons. Several of those mentioned, probably through my own shortcomings, I've never heard of. So I'll just add a few who may, or may not, feature in the above categories, or have already been mentioned: Wilfred Owen, Alan Turing, Tupac Shakur, Sylvia Plath, Ian Curtis, Marvin Gaye, Lilian Board, Ayrton Senna, Jim Clark, Norman Brown.... and a few others.. |
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Frederic Chopin for me. Died in 1849 aged 39 probably from Tuberculosis.
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No, he was from Warsaw.
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FFS I actually laughed at that.
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Thanks for the information, didn't know that
 Try this for size (and I don't mean the young lady although that would be nice) www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFPcy2h-H9E |
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I once depped for an awful band playing at Thamesmead Working Mens Club - and we died before the end of the third number.
One of those "keep the engine running" gigs.  |
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Fack me, Thamemead, on a par with Canning Town.
At least we had The Bridge House (famous pub, if you didn't know it) |
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Thamesmead is the @rsehole of S.E. London, and it has no famous pubs. It's probably got some infamous ones but I never hung around long enough to find out.
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I've seen Stevie play
Timothy Evans .. also his wife Beryl and daughter Geraldine. Thursday 11th September 10:15pm bbc4 10 Rillington Place .............. which was a short distance away from Kensington Palace. |