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Bloomfield died in San Francisco on February 15, 1981. He was found seated behind the wheel of his car, with all four doors locked. [12] According to police, an empty Valium bottle was found on the car seat, but no suicide note was found. [13]
15. Feb. 2024 · Exactly three months later, on February 15, 1981, the man who Dylan cited as “the best guitar player I ever heard” was found dead in the front seat of his Chevrolet Impala. He’d succumbed to a drug overdose. At his peak, Bloomfield was arguably the most important guitarist of his generation.
18. Feb. 2021 · Auf den Tag genau verstarb vor 40 Jahren einer der einflussreichsten Gitarristen der 60er Jahre: Mike Bloomfield. Der Tod des damals 37-Jährigen blieb mysteriös. Selbstmord war im Bereich des Möglichen, eine versehentliche Überdosis ebenfalls - allerdings sollen bei der Obduktion damals keine giftigen Substanzen in übermäßig ...
30. Aug. 2010 · Unfortunately, Bloomfield’s demon was drugs, and like so many of the superstars before him in the 1960’s — Mike was dead at 38 of an overdose on February 15, 1981 — and so this celebration of Bloomfield’s immense talent ends up wasted in a mad, and madding, dead end, for him that many predicted, but that only one failed to cure. Share this:
2. Apr. 1981 · The article recounts the life and death of blues guitarist Michael Bloomfield, who was found dead in his car in San Francisco in 1981. It explores his musical achievements, personal struggles and the mystery of his passing.
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Am 15. Februar 1981 starb er in San Francisco an einer Überdosis Heroin . Mike Bloomfield wurde in die Liste der 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time des Rolling Stone Magazine auf Platz 42 [3] aufgenommen. In einer Liste aus dem Jahr 2003 hatte er Rang 22 belegt. [4]
21. Juli 2021 · A tribute to Mike Bloomfield, a pioneering guitarist who brought blues to the mainstream and set Bob Dylan’s music alight. The article explores his life, career and mysterious death in 1981, and his influence on rock music.
