OT_ Pete Wells has died

Don't forget "Bad Boy for Love"

or "We can't be beaten", great riff. Went to the benefit at the Enmore, he didn't look good then, everyone on stage knew it was the end. Been looking for the DVD anyone seen it?

re the DVD, did not know one was made. will see if i can find out on Friday at the funeral.

Oi !!! A lot of us are follicly challenged :)))

here here !

here here !

I hate to blow your bubble, but Oz Rock died in the late 80's early 90's. since then its been manure.

Truckster,
Don't be a sour puss.
It still lives in my house!

Truckster, I do have to agree that most is, not all though...
My Crawl, Chisel, sherbet, LRB, Acca & the likes still get spun every chance I get.
But I have to admit, Country Music is my first love....

Im just a realist... sad but true.

The bleep that comes out of radios these days just hurts.

Happy to listen to my 10's o thousands of MP3's :)

I think they said Pro was 82 Ruth, not a bad innings and only not well for 4 months.. Yes he was a colourful character.. Nice bloke and very generous they say!! Michael

Indeed Ruth, that MND is nasty business, happened to my best man's Father, very sad to witness.

It is interesting, but for me, when a musician dies, and one I respect, I find a different sadness about it to others passing. Must be to do with the effect their playing/interpretation has had on me. I wish Stevie Ray Vaughan and Hendrix were still alive making music. The kids ate dinner to Pete's slide guitar "with the amp on eleven" last night. Will be going to the funeral this Friday.

kind regards,

Jeremy.

Jeremy, couldn't agree more with you about a musician's death - you put that rather well. My sons grew up to their mother's musical taste - stereo rather than TV - sometimes it was heavy classical (they always knew to stay away if I was playing Chopin on the epiano - wait until she gets to Mozart and then come in) - but loved rock and roll and blues music mostly. One of the kids turned into a good blue guitarist - must have been my early influence!!

Aha! diippin' me lid to you Ruth!

my Father is the classical music nut, my Mother got me into the Stones, Beatles, Cash etc. I left the Beatles behind after primary school. Once I discovered the blues, I never looked back. My first child was born on Jimi Hendrix's birthday, I make sure she tells people that :)

Haven't you left for zee fathurland yet, vee hav vays off makin you GO

Baz ;-)))

Thursday week, fly out Syd 2:20pm, arrive Frankfurt 6:30 am, slightly merry from the amber relaxent, because I hate flying.