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1996 (May 17th) Johnny Guitar Watson died of a heart attack while on tour in Yokohama, Japan. According to eyewitness reports, he collapsed mid guitar solo. His last words were "ain't that a bitch." (see comment) upvotes · comments. r/b ...
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Hank Williams’ “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry,” from 1949, quickly became one of the most popular songs of its era – and all time. Praised by other musicians for its emotional depth, it reflects Williams’ troubled life and feelings towards his first wife, Audrey Sheppard. The song uses simple images from nature, like a crying moon and a lonely train, to express his loneliness. This ...
5. “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry” - Hank Williams. Hank Williams' "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry," from 1949, quickly became one of the most popular songs of its era - and all time. Praised by ...
“No one played guitar like Freddie Stone, either – so allowing me to play how I played meant he created a greater sound, and that he was getting the best part from each one of us.” Through his work with Sly & The Family Stone, and later his own group Graham Central Station, Larry inspired bassists all over the world to put thumb to string.
When the 10 th Anniversary show rolled around, I appeared on that show with the vocal trio “Lieberman, Fogel, and Bey” (with Arne Fogel and Turhan Bey), singing the song “100 Years from Today.” I recall that we also performed a commercial for bananas, while wearing flouncy banana sleeves that did nothing to improve my guitar playing. The post-show celebration was held outdoors on the ...
Testament is the latest in a series of Fire! albums that first kindled this trio’s output 15 years ago with You Liked Me Five Minutes Ago (Rune Grammofon, 2009). Nine releases on, including albums such as Unreleased? (Rune Grammofon, 2011) with avant guitarist Jim O’Rourke sharing the billing, the flame is still burning. This electrifying ...
