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14. Feb. 2018 · Mr. Rapp’s first marriage, to Elisabeth Joosten in 1968, ended in divorce in the mid-1970s. His second marriage, to Susan Hein, also ended in divorce. In addition to his son, he is survived...
Several also featured Rapp's then-wife Elisabeth on vocals. The oddly upbeat "The Man", from City of Gold, was sung by David Noyes and recorded at A&R Studios in New York City during the summer of 1970.
Rapp was married three times: firstly to Elisabeth Joosten (who sang on some of his recordings) from 1968 to 1976; secondly, to Susan Hein; and, from 1995, Lynn Madison. He had a son, David, from his first marriage. Death. Tom Rapp died at home in Melbourne, Florida, in 2018, after suffering from cancer. Discography
His marriages to Elisabeth Joosten and Susan Hein ended in divorce. Survivors include his wife of 22 years, Lynn Madison of Melbourne; a son from his first marriage, David Rapp of Brooklyn;...
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Perhaps urban legend, but Rapp was supposedly inspired as he watched his wife Elisabeth polish some jewelry with a paste that included ashes. I've seen all sorts of explanations - a reflection on Christ's crucifixion; a love letter to composer Ira Gershwin. Beats me. Musically the song started out as a fragile ballad that showcased Tom Rapp's ...
Original members Lane Lederer and Roger Crissinger had left, and Rapp had married Dutch traveller Elisabeth Joosten, whom he had met in New York when recording the album Balaklava. Original member Wayne Harley remained in the group, but left shortly after These Things Too was recorded.
