Dropping Like Flies

John "Marmaduke" Dawson of New Riders of the Purple Sage
julian's america.  :'(
walkonby wrote:
julian's america.   :'(
Yeah, that was a little ridiculous. Its not as though I posted a new entry; sweetcell copy and pasted a NY Times article. If you were going to delete the entire thread, why now out of the blue instead of months ago. Could've at least let me know so I could copy all the entries and republish them off-site. Bewildering.
They yanked the whole thread?
"The topic or board you are looking for appears to be either missing or off limits to you."
azaghal1981 wrote:
They yanked the whole thread?

Yeah.
walkonby wrote:
off to the great slime over the head gig in the sky.  i loved this guy from the best show of my childhood!!!

http://tv.msn.com/tv/article.aspx?news=422654&GT1=28103


thought it was going to be marc summers. i would have been so blown.
No dancing today.  :'(

Choreographer Merce Cunningham
Rockabilly pioneer Billy Lee Riley
twangirl wrote:
Rockabilly pioneer Billy Lee Riley


I knew when I saw your name as the poster on the front page that I was going to be bummed out….
ggw wrote:
John Hughes

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i99e7b38cf6795ab06001811fba7bb00a


don't know what's sadder . . . his death, or the fact i mentioned it to some friends of mine (who are younger) and they said, "who in the hell is he?"
walkonby wrote:
ggw wrote:
John Hughes

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i99e7b38cf6795ab06001811fba7bb00a


don't know what's sadder . . . his death, or the fact i mentioned it to some friends of mine (who are younger) and they said, "who in the hell is he?"

There is a video clip (YouTube) from "Pretty In Pink", of Duckie dancing - the quote by the poster: "I heard he was in some old movie, and look it's really him, the guy from "Two And A Half Men"" ::)

I found this link 8 min of clips of his movies: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3udQw0SBzM
(pretty good when compared to the videos of stills w/ background music!)
Willy DeVille


Willy DeVille, a singer who was founder and principal songwriter of the punk group Mink DeVille, has died in New York City. He was 58.

Publicist Carol Kaye says he died of pancreatic cancer. He died Thursday night at Cabrini Hospital.

She says the rock world has lost "another one of its influential pioneers."

Mink DeVille appeared in the 1970s at the legendary CBGB club in Greenwich Village. It was billed as one of the most original groups on the New York punk scene.

Its 1977 album "Cabretta" featured the song "Spanish Stroll." It was a Top 20 hit in the United Kingdom.

Willy DeVille was known for his blend of R&B, blues, Dixieland and French Cajun ballads.
Sugartastic wrote:
There is a video clip (YouTube) from "Pretty In Pink", of Duckie dancing - the quote by the poster: "I heard he was in some old movie, and look it's really him, the guy from "Two And A Half Men"" ::)


i'd expect so much more cultural literacy from Two and a Half Men fans