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Out of the blue, on December 28, 1989, my younger brother Bob and one of his friends died tragically in a house fire. Today is thus the 32 anniversary of that awful, life-changing day. My younger brother lived life loud and large. He was a late 80’s hair metal music fan, and got me listening to the likes of Motley Crue, Ratt, Cinderella, Tesla, Dokken, and even Ygwie Malmsteen. He also liked a range of artists in other genres, such as Elton John’s pop, Duran Duran’s techno-pop, Van Halen and Bon Jovi’s hard rock. My blog post is a tribute to him and the music he loved.
https://listentothemusicblog.com/i-wont-forget-you-tribute-to-my-brother-bob/
Sweet and amazing! Thank you for sharing this as it is an honesty not often shared by dads/sons/brothers.
As a "flower child", I'll extol 70s music as forever the best, I love all decades and genres; I remember dancing at "Teen Town" to In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida and feeling free, then at g-daughter's wedding, dancing to You Are So Beautiful, which brought us back to Joe Cocker concert in OKC when he collapsed on stage but sang the entire song...
Your blog is interesting and thoughtful; never stop!
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Thanks for the kind words. I’m partial to 60s, 70s and 80s classic rock myself. Had to honor my little bro with the hair bands. Joe Cocker was amazing. See my covers blog (he’s the best cover artist of all time, I think). Also see my tribute to my dad blog if you haven’t checked it out. Thanks again. Happy New Year!
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