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[therealjohnny]

Santo Farina

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Turns out he is still alive! His cousin of the same name died.

 

[rettucs]

 

[ann post]

Featuring Norn Irishman Henry McCullogh on lead guitar

RIP - such a gentleman.

 

[therealjohnny]

RIP - such a gentleman.

He died?

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Hopefully there are lots of cats to eat in heaven

 

[ann post]

He died?

Unfortunately yes.

 

[ilovehoovering]

sad news about Henry McCullough. I think I posted this somewhere else before but I seem to remember it being a good listen - Henry McCullough on the BP Fallon Orchestra

 

[ann post]

I went to see him a fair few times in different ensembles. The first time was one specific show where they clearly hadn't really had a sound check and the second he turned up his guitar it was feedbacking. He cocked his ear for a second and then just lands his hand on the exact note of the feedback and turns it into the start of a solo, by the end of which he'd sorted all his amp stuff to do what he meant it to do. Me and a mate weren't sure if this old man still had chops and by the end of that we were firmly put in our place. Over the years I got to know him and would always chat to him at shows. A quiet man and he'd just talk about normal stuff and did you get a bite of dinner before the show. There wasn't an ounce of 'don't you know who I am' in the guy. I was petrified of him for no good reason for months. He'd this great rasp to his live tone which I haven't heard come across in live videos - fuzzy - Knew he'd been ill the past few years and the last I saw him was at a fest where we'd been playing at the exact same time. Had a peace pipe with him and his brother (also a talented player, they jammed together as young lads) and that was the last I seen him. He said basically with McCartney you landed into the studio every morning and McCartney had a song. He was one of the few musicians that McCartney would let play freely (not just the parts McCartney had already probably demoed). I'll miss the nights meeting up in the back rooms of gigs though they've been gone a few years already.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Lovely man supposedly

I emailed him for an interview, and he phoned me back personally, hosted me in his tent backstage at Loughrea Blues festival, he was an absolute gentleman with no airs or frills, talked about Portstewart a lot and how he loved where he grew up, sound as a pound

 

[David Kronenbourg]

45 : (

Ron Lester Dies: ‘Varsity Blues’ Actor Was 45

 

[Kermit McDermott]

Hopefully there are lots of cats to eat in heaven

I love the theme tune. The 80's was great for tv themes.

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I remember thinking the Ma was hot.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

WTF?!
'Star Trek' Star Anton Yelchin -- Dead After Freak Accident

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

WTF indeed, that's rather unfortunate.

 

[Lili Marlene]

Sad, i was always a big fan of Charlie Bartlett, despite its flaws. He was great in it.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

'I never knew how much I'd write crying': Peter Bradshaw on film star deaths

 

[Lili Marlene]

Bernie Worrell : (

This had been coming a while but still sad. I'd only been a proper fan a few years but looking back through his discography he pops up in the weirdest places (on a Throwing Muses album!)

Parliament-Funkadelic Legend Bernie Worrell Dies at 72

this is almost all him

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he's in everyone's fav music film

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and some of his solo stuff

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[7 - No tomorrow]

Sad, i was always a big fan of Charlie Bartlett, despite its flaws. He was great in it.

First time I remember seeing him was this
Killed

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[David Kronenbourg]

First time I remember seeing him was this
Killed

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: (

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

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That cracked me up when I first saw it.

And then again last Sunday on the bus back from NY

I don't even think I knew it was the same guy as in Green Room. He did blend in to a role pretty well.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

That cracked me up when I first saw it.

And then again last Sunday on the bus back from NY

I don't even think I knew it was the same guy as in Green Room. He did blend in to a role pretty well.

He was fantastic in Green Room. I loved that movie