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The hand gestures have convinced me. I must have this car.
I was referring to Phil Leah and Jack Jones, musicians two generations apart in style, dying only two days apart. It would be a curious meeting in an afterlife.
Correction: Phil Lesh, bassist for the Grateful Dead.
After Lemmy Kilmister and David Bowie had died within a week, this cartoon made the rounds in Germany:
Caption: “After some speed and whisky, Lemmy and Bowie had to note that they hadn’t very much to tell each other.”
Red Roses For a Blue Lady was a lot less skeevy that way.
Fun fact: He did a Christmas album where he sang My Favorite Things with jingle bells being jingled as part of the accompaniment. And his was the first record that happened on.
So today, when I claim that “The Sound of Music” is a Christmas movie, well, that’s his fault.