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Club Arnage => General Discussion => Topic started by: Chris24 on March 04, 2008, 01:41:47 am
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Found out this morning that Blues / rock legend legend Jeff Healey died on Sunday after a long battle against cancer. He was 41 years old and his new album is due out in Canada on Monday. Sadly the rare form of cancer that claimed his sight at age one came back to claim his life 40 years later.
Rest In Peace Jeff, only wish that I had got to see you play live.
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Found out this morning that Blues / rock legend legend Jeff Healey died on Sunday after a long battle against cancer. He was 41 years old and his new album is due out in Canada on Monday. Sadly the rare form of cancer that claimed his sight at age one cam back to claim his life 40 years later.
Rest In Peace Jeff, only wish that I had got to see you play live.
Hear, Hear.
A person of great talent departs to teach angels how do do it propely.
Jeff will be missed.
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Jeff was a highly talented with both guitar & trumpet. He will be missed. I too wish I had the pleasure of seeing him perform live.
Ade
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Indeed RIP Jeff. Apart from his great albums he made that God awful Patrick Swayzi film about a bouncer that I can't remember the name of watchable.
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Indeed RIP Jeff. Apart from his great albums he made that God awful Patrick Swayzi film about a bouncer that I can't remember the name of watchable.
The film was Roadhouse. It was that film that introduced me to Jeff Healey's music.
Ade
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That's the one 8). Thanks Ade
Try these
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=XqU9RZqvFKY
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=MJh3KaIKDAw&feature=related
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Thanks Bob. I've always enjoyed Jeff's version of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".
Ade
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A sad loss indeed.
Jeff did the only other version of Cream's 'Badge' that might actually be as good as the original!
RIP Jeff - long may your music live on.
TC
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Sad.
Thanks for the links Bob
>Martini...
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Indeed RIP Jeff. Apart from his great albums he made that God awful Patrick Swayzi film about a bouncer that I can't remember the name of watchable.
The film was Roadhouse. It was that film that introduced me to Jeff Healey's music.
Ade
Another great Canadian Eh! Having introduced more than just you Ade it lead on to
http://www.jeffhealeysroadhouse.com/ his resturant/club in Toronto.
Have been meaning to attend for moonths and now have missed that.
Canada Phil
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Slightly off topic, but can anyone remember the name of the theme tune for Pot Black?
Thanks.
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Slightly off topic, but can anyone remember the name of the theme tune for Pot Black?
Thanks.
no but I can hum it, if thats any good? ;D
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Sorry could not miss that one.
it is
Pot Black's instantly recognisable theme tune was the ragtime classic Black and White Rag, composed by George Botsford and performed by Winifred Atwell.
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Slightly off topic, but can anyone remember the name of the theme tune for Pot Black?
Thanks.
no but I can hum it, if thats any good? ;D
;D
Useless!! I can hum the fu-cker myself.
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Sorry could not miss that one.
it is
Pot Black's instantly recognisable theme tune was the ragtime classic Black and White Rag, composed by George Botsford and performed by Winifred Atwell.
Winifred Attwell? Churchill wasn't black!
Thanks though.
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Churchill wasn't black!
He wasn't?
Sh1t....
H