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    I kind of felt this was going to happen with the tumor and all. They say this kind of thing comes in 3's. First Art Arfons, then Boyd, then Lil John. Let's hope we don't have any more of this for a while.
    Sometimes a handful of patience is worth more than a truck load of brains. Have the courage to trust your own beliefs. Don't be swayed by those with louder voices. W.S. Maugham :)
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    Rest in peace Lil' John. USA
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    Wally, Evel, Boyd, now Lil John?

    We're losing too many heroes...
    This don't look like no expressway to me! - Jake Blues
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    It's tough to hear about our fallen heros....Let's all just believe they have some wild rides in the "after life on earth" phase of being. In the words of Jimi....see ya in the next world...don't be late. Amen


    Lil' John Buttera Passed away
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  6. Also on another note the music world lost one of the most incredible and unique guitarists ever Jeff Healy passed away today. You might remember him as the blind guitar player in the movie Roadhouse. One of my favorites. RIP Jeff.
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    That's one of my favorite flicks.... It's a dang shame he had to go also.
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    2 famous drag racers from the grand old days passed away last year. Dandy Dick Landy and Ronnie Sox from the Sox and Martin race team. Both were Mopar guys. R.I.P. guys!
    Be nice or else ~1~**
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    Jeff Healy had a unique style of play. I am surprised because he could not have been that old. RH movie was a good flick, too. On to that great gig in the sky. Take life by the horns, guys....never know when your time is up.


    Lil' John Buttera Passed away
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    Last week Buddy Miles passed on also. He was best known as Jimi Hendrixs drummer, but had one hell of a career beond the "experiance".
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    Jeff Healey!!!! What happened?? I thought he was a lot younger than me. He was a durn good player. Also what's happening in this world?? So many of our heros have gone. Are we getting that old so fast??
    Sometimes a handful of patience is worth more than a truck load of brains. Have the courage to trust your own beliefs. Don't be swayed by those with louder voices. W.S. Maugham :)
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    Yep! I heard that from my favorite classic rock station last week.
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  13. Jeff was 41 at the time of his death. He had cancer his whole life. It took his eyesight when he was 1 year old. And from what i have read last year it came back went into his lungs and legs. I forgot with every one else dying last week Buddy Miles passed. Jimi H.has got his favorite drummer and pal with him now. Can you guys imagine the 3 way jam thats goin on now! Jeff, Stevie Ray and Jimi ! holly cow!
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    Man Im sorry to see Lill' John go, anyone who can build an Indy Car in his garage and qualify it for the 500 is a GOD! About the only billet monster that I care about, RIP John.

    Also being a Blues FREAK I am very sad to see Jeff Healy go. This leaves a very big hole in music, I went to see Roadhouse at the movies when it came out only because he was in it! What a legend, blind, seated and playin the Blues. One of the blackest white men of all time.
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    Being a musician myself, I know exactly what you mean with your last line Doc. Normally as a moderator, I would have to remove it to make sure it didn't offend anyone., but as a musician loving both jazz and blues, I see it very differently which is why I left it in. For many of you guys who may not be musicians or blues lovers, this is actually a huge compliment used much the same way they did for Elvis when he made it big. Musicians like myself work very hard to be able to play the music they love in a meaningful and authentic way. I've been playing jazz guitar for 40 years and I haven't even come close. Jeff Healey was about as authentic a blues man as authentic can be, as much as Buddy Guy, B.B King and Howlin' Wolf. It's a very, very good thing.
    Sometimes a handful of patience is worth more than a truck load of brains. Have the courage to trust your own beliefs. Don't be swayed by those with louder voices. W.S. Maugham :)
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