Dropping Like Flies

Space wrote:
Yada wrote:
Cat Janice… god damn that was a gut wrenching story.


Indeed. And please don't take this as me making light of the situation. But at least we still have Cat Power.


We would never assume that space!!
Former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney

At least we still have that person from the Bud Light commercials that conservatives lost their shit over
At least we still have Morton’s Slaughterhouse.
Reuben Jackson
At least we have the Reuben Sandwich
Bagley wrote:
Reuben Jackson
sadly we also lost Action Jackson last month
Brit Turner
Janice Burgess
Justin wrote:
Michael Reidy, (The) Razz front man



Michael Reidy, the whirling dervish singer of Razz, one of D.C.’s most popular bands, has died, at age 73, according to a family member.

I have lived in the DMV since 1997 and have been reading this DC music board since the early 2000's, and have literally never heard of this band. A quick search shows that they have never been mentioned here. May he Rest in Prominence.
RAZZ is well known by people who like care about local music. Tommy Keene was briefly in the band. At a time when all DC seemed to produce was rockabilly and roots music Razz where a breath of fresh air…maybe new wavey? I have an early single of theirs…I think they had a connection to Yesterday and Today Records. Of course Seth was Tommy’s manager later on….around 1982… I think
They were one of those bands that's legendary, but they didn't put out much music, so they're easily overlooked. Check out the documentary that came out a while back. I caught it at AFI and the place was packed.
Bombay wrote:
They were one of those bands that's legendary, but they didn't put out much music, so they're easily overlooked. Check out the documentary that came out a while back. I caught it at AFI and the place was packed.


I remember DC101 broadcasting one of their shows, back when we had proper radio stations.
Steve Lawrence, younger half of lounge duo with Eydie Gormé
Akira Toriyama.

Legend.
Malcolm Holcombe
Michael Reidy