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Tag Archives: obituary
Bill Fay Passed Away
February 23, 2025

If, for some artists, “legend” is a common-place signifier, for Bill Fay it’s a plan-truth descriptor. Most people presumed the singer-songwriter dead when, after his two albums – the self-titled 1970 debut and the following year’s “Time Of The Last … Continue reading
Colin Carter Passed Away
January 12, 2025

What Colin Carter always found funny was that a quite a few people used to mistake him for Roger Daltrey, and back in the day the two English singers’ resemblance seemed uncanny indeed, especially in their on-stage stance, yet musically … Continue reading
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Jon Camp Passed Away
December 18, 2024

The great Jon Camp died on December 13th, my friend Jon, a soft-spoken man with an immense sound when it came to music. There was no one like Camp and never will be, because no one else could play bass … Continue reading
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Tagged Jon Camp, obituary, Renaissance
Peter Sinfield Passed Away
November 15, 2024

The poet Peter Sinfield passed away yesterday at the age of 80. Yes, the poet – for Pete was much more then a mere lyricist, although a unique one because else could sculpt a phrase like “I need to suck … Continue reading
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