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    Quote Originally Posted by CaptCleghorn View Post
    Honor Blackman has passed at age 94. The only Avenger to survive a Bond movie.
    A feminist icon and a honorable woman… rip.

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    Hal Willner, Film and TV Music Producer, Dies at 64

    The 'Saturday Night Live' staffer apparently contracted the coronavirus.
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    Mort Drucker, who had a decades-long association of drawing Mad Magazine, has died at age of 91. I used to love reading Mad Magazine because of the great art by Drucker (and great, humorous writing).

    RIP, you entertained so many with your gift.

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    I just found out about Mort Drucker. I am truly sad.

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    Rest in Peace, Ms. Galore.
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    Quote Originally Posted by caj View Post
    Mort Drucker, who had a decades-long association of drawing Mad Magazine, has died at age of 91. I used to love reading Mad Magazine because of the great art by Drucker (and great, humorous writing).

    RIP, you entertained so many with your gift.

    http://www.chicagotribune.com/entert...6hi-story.html





    He was the best caricature artist ever IMO. RIP Mr. Drucker

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    While there's a lot going on, it seems that Hamilton Bohannon passed...

    https://times-herald.com/news/2020/0...ohannon-passes

    Music legend Bohannon passes

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    Quote Originally Posted by numberthirty View Post
    While there's a lot going on, it seems that Hamilton Bohannon passed...

    https://times-herald.com/news/2020/0...ohannon-passes
    He was an incredible musician. RIP Bohannon.

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    Mike Huckaby has died, according to various sources

    54 years, Covid-19 and a stroke. I keep reading that the coronavirus can bring up strokes as well. It's scary.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulBullion View Post
    Mike Huckaby has died, according to various sources

    54 years, Covid-19 and a stroke. I keep reading that the coronavirus can bring up strokes as well. It's scary.
    Yes, and while other symptoms such as chills, chills with shaking, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, change in taste or smell were present, they just now got added to the list. I also read about "Corona Toes".

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    Andre Harrell, a veteran music executive best known as the founder of Uptown Records, where Sean “Puffy” Combs got his start in the business, who later went on to head Motown Records, has died. He was 59.
    RIP Andre Harrell

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    Little Richard, the man who was the bedrock for rock'n'roll and a huge influence on everybody from James Brown and Elvis to Prince has died at 87.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulBullion View Post
    Little Richard, the man who was the bedrock for rock'n'roll and a huge influence on everybody from James Brown and Elvis to Prince has died at 87.
    Just heard about Little Richard. How sad.
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    Just a monster talent. And what an incredible legacy he leaves behind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WestPhillyPunisher View Post
    Just heard about Little Richard. How sad.
    Oh my....haven't turned on the TV yet. He was an icon of the rock n' roll genre. What a great sense of humor he had, particularly about himself. I recall an interview he gave once about how he was getting irritated that the bland Pat Boone would do covers of his hits and chart higher. But this was a while back and I've not found a video of it. But IIRC it was not with bitterness that he told the story but with a wicked sense of humor about it. RIP Little Richard, you are a giant in rock n' roll music

    Here's a reference about the Pat Boone covers from Rolling Stone
    In a sign of how segregated the music business and radio were at the time, though, Pat Boone’s milquetoast covers of “Tutti Frutti” and “Long Tall Sally,” both also released in 1956, charted as well if not higher than Richard’s own versions. (“Boone’s “Tutti Frutti” hit Number 12, surpassing Little Richard’s by nine slots.) Penniman later told Rolling Stone that he made sure to sing “Long Tall Sally” faster than “Tutti Frutti” so that Boone couldn’t copy him as much.
    I can't think of any reason why I would want a Pat Boone cover of a Little Richard song.
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