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John McVie, Danny Kirwan, Mick Fleetwood, Peter Green, and Jeremy Spencer
Peter Green was a great blues guitar player. RIP.
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I watched two shows of note this
weekend. First was Rocketman,
which I liked. I also watched “The
making of wish you were here“ a
2012 documentary with interviews
with the band members. It delved
into how Syd Barretts decent into
mental illness affected them and
still does today. Excellent program
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@BeatleloverKT - I look forward to seeing Rocketman. There is also a docu-interview with Sir Elton from 2019 after the book and movie had been released. It was on Amazon Prime and lasts about an hour.
I also watched the "WYWH" documentary, and thought it was very well done.
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This is from a few days back, but I just noticed it. The Stones have released a “new” song that they recorded 47 years ago with Jimmy Page. It will be on the re-release of Goats Head Soup 2020, along with a few more never published demos, outtakes, etc. Some of the comments on YT are funny. Here is the link to Scarlet.
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Also born August 2nd:
Edward Patten (Gladys Knights Pips), deceased
Doris Coley (Shirelles), deceased
Jim Capaldi (Traffic), deceased
Andrew Gold, deceased
Joe Lynn Turner (Rainbow, Deep Purple)
Butch Vig (Garbage)
Pete DeFreitas (Echo&the Bunnymen), deceased
Zelma Davis (C&C Music Factory)

