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Remembering musicians who died in 2021

Read More Margo Guryan Margo Guryan wrote "I Don't Intend to Spend Christmas Without You" and as you can hear in her demo recording, it's slightly different (and I think superior to Longet's recording, even though she's lacking that French accent). ...

As we start 2022, let us look back at last year and remember all the musicians (nearly 1,000) that passed away. There are so many, that we can only highlight a few famous names.

Looking at the list, I’ll talk about some of the lesser-known names and tell you why they were important to me.

The name that immediately broke my heart was seeing Margo Guryan. She was never a famous singer, having tried to release her only album Take a Picture (which was later compiled as 25 Demos)… but she was known for writing hit songs for other people. She was best known for “Sunday Mornin’”, a hit for Spanky and Our Gang and Oliver.

I first came across Guryan when I heard Claudine Longet’s Christmas song, “I Don’t Intend to Spend Christmas Without You.” The song was specifically written for Longet, and it’s brilliant. Hearing Guryan’s original demo recording vs the Longet version, you realize the demo was actually the superior version. They made some changes in Longet’s version, that I didn’t quite agreed with.

Still, it’s probably my favorite Christmas song, right next to T.Rex’s “Christmas Bop”.

Speaking of Christmas, the other name that hit me was seeing Phil Spector’s death in prison (for the murder of actress Lana Clarkson) in January 2021.

We talked about how wonderful his A Christmas Gift for You From Phil Spector (1963) was… the record features Darlene Love, The Ronettes, The Crystals, and many of the girl group of the 60s. Spector’s distinct “Wall of Sound” production style was felt on the record… and it influenced a decade of music. By the 70s, Spector had produced 18 of the US Top 10 singles, including Righteous Brothers’ “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’”, The Beatles’ “The Long and Winding Road”, and Harrison’s “My Sweet Lord”.

A lot of musician fans don’t know (or care for) Stereo Total, but I personally have a soft spot for them. They were a French-German duo of Françoise Cactus and Brezel Göring (aka Friedrich von Finsterwalde).

Françoise Cactus died in February and the music world barely noticed. She died of breast cancer at the age of 56.

I had already own a few Stereo Total (Monokini, Musique Automatique, Total Pop, and Do the Bambi) when I finally got to see the group at the Triple Rock Social Club in in 2005.

What I remembered from the show was that their name was pronounced “Stereo Tow-Tal”… I’ve always pronounced it was Stereo Total. The other funny thing about the show was when they played “Holiday Inn”, the opener grabbed the mic and put it against a non-fan in front that didn’t know the lyrics. The lyrics should have gone, “Let’s go to a Holiday Inn, and I will show you something. Let’s go to a Holiday Inn, a Holiday Inn, and I’ll show you something!”

I’ll never forget that show…. And sadly, I will never get to see them again.

Musicians who died in 2021: 965.

December 2021 (81) [25 Dec 2021] Janice Long (BBC Radio 1) [18 Dec 2021] Kangol Kid (UTFO) [16 Dec 2021] Wanda Young (The Marvelettes) [15 Dec 2021] Hub (The Roots) [10 Dec 2021] Garth Dennis (Black Uhuru) [10 Dec 2021] Michael Nesmith (The Monkees) [04 Dec 2021] Stonewall Jackson	November 2021 (72) [26 Nov 2021] Stephen Sondheim (West Side Story) [17 Nov 2021] Young Dolph [11 Nov 2021] Graeme Edge (The Moody Blues) [10 Nov 2021] Dean Stockwell [10 Nov 2021] Margo Guryan [06 Nov 2021] Andy Barker (808 State) [02 Nov 2021] Ronnie Wilson (The Gap Band)
October 2021 (73) [30 Oct 2021] Fan Fan (No Party for Cao Dong) [22 Oct 2021] Jay Black (Jay and the Americans) [21 Oct 2021] Tommy DeBarge (Switch) [13 Oct 2021] Andrea Haugen (Cradle of Filth) [08 Oct 2021] Everett Morton (The Beat)	September 2021 (65) [30 Sep 2021] Koichi Sugiyama (Dragon Quest) [29 Sep 2021] Olivier Libaux (Nouvelle Vague) [26 Sep 2021] Alan Lancaster (Status Quo) [11 Sep 2021] María Mendiola (Baccara) [05 Sep 2021] Sarah Harding (Girls Aloud)
August 2021 (70) [29 Aug 2021] Lee "Scratch" Perry [24 Aug 2021] Charlie Watts (Rolling Stones) [24 Aug 2021] Fritz McIntyre (Simply Red) [21 Aug 2021] Don Everly (Everly Brothers) [20 Aug 2021] Tom T. Hall [13 Aug 2021] Nanci Griffith [01 Aug 2021] Paul Cotton (Poco)	July 2021 (70) [28 Jul 2021] Dusty Hill (ZZ Top) [27 Jul 2021] Willie Winfield (The Harptones) [26 Jul 2021] Joey Jordison (Slipknot) [22 Jul 2021] Peter Rehberg (KTL) [17 Jul 2021] Robby Steinhardt (Kansas) [16 Jul 2021] Biz Markie
June 2021 (57) [26 Jun 2021] Johnny Solinger (Skid Row) [20 Jun 2021] Lionel Leroy [18 Jun 2021] Gift of Gab (Blackalicious) [09 Jun 2021] Juan Nelson (Ben Harper)	May 2021 (88) [29 May 2021] B. J. Thomas [16 May 2021] Patsy Bruce [03 May 2021] Phil Naro (6teen) [02 May 2021] Lloyd Price
April 2021 (99) [22 Apr 2021] Shock G (Digital Underground) [20 Apr 2021] Les McKeown (Bay City Rollers) [16 Apr 2021] Mike Mitchell (The Kingsmen) [09 Apr 2021] DMX	March 2021 (109) [28 Mar 2021] Malcolm Cecil (Stevie Wonder) [25 Mar 2021] Tavish Maloney (Oso Oso) [14 Mar 2021] Reggie Warren (Troop) [02 Mar 2021] Bunny Wailer (Bob Marley)
February 2021 (95) [17 Feb 2021] Françoise Cactus (Stereo Total) [14 Feb 2021] Ari Gold [08 Feb 2021] Mary Wilson (The Supremes) [05 Feb 2021] Christopher Plummer (Sound of Music) [01 Feb 2021] Dustin Diamond (Saved by the Bell)	January 2021 (85) [30 Jan 2021] Sophie [16 Jan 2021] Phil Spector [14 Jan 2021] Joanne Rogers (Mister Rogers) [13 Jan 2021] Sylvain Sylvain (New York Dolls) [03 Jan 2021] Gerry Marsden (Gerry & Pacemakers)

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R.I.P. Michael Nesmith (The Monkees)

Read More The Monkees American actor and musician Peter Tork has died at the age of 77. Tork was best known as keyboardist and bassist of the Beatles-parody made-for-television band The Monkees. …

Shortly after The Monkees’ final tour in November 2021, we find out that Michael Nesmith had passed away.

With Peter Tork passing away in Feb 2019 and Davy Jones in February 2012…. Only Micky Dolenz is alive.

Excerpt from Rolling Stone:

Monkees singer and guitarist Michael Nesmith, a pop visionary who penned many of the group’s most enduring songs before laying the groundwork for country rock with the First National Band in the early Seventies, died Friday from natural causes. He was 78.

“With Infinite Love we announce that Michael Nesmith has passed away this morning in his home, surrounded by family, peacefully and of natural causes,” his family said in a statement. “We ask that you respect our privacy at this time and we thank you for the love and light that all of you have shown him and us.”

To keep track of all the musicians who died this year, head over to Musicians Who Died in 2021.

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R.I.P. Stonewall Jackson

Read More Stonewall Jackson Stonewall Jackson Waterloo One of the all-time country greats who is often overlooked these days. In this cd, you get a sampling of the hits and classic album cuts from the 50's and early 60's. Stonewalls music is "real country" at it's very best. …

Country music legend Stonewall Jackson passed away on Saturday, at thee age of 89. According to the press release, he died of a prolonged battle with vascular dementia.

Additional details from 2911 Media:

Some of Jackson's hits included "Life To Go," penned by the late, great George Jones, "Smoke Along the Track," "B.J. the D.J.," and "Waterloo," which later became his signature song. Over his career, Stonewall landed 44 singles on the Billboard country chart. His 1971 Recorded Live at the Grand Ole Opry was the first "live" album ever recorded at Nashville's 'Mother Church of Country Music', the Ryman Auditorium. The late Porter Wagoner would introduce Stonewall on his show by saying he came to the Opry "with a heart full of love and a sack full of songs."

Wide Open Country's Bobby Moore profiled Jackson just last year, saying "...he's a representative of the days of smooth-voiced, sharp-dressed country singers who helped position what was once dismissed as "hillbilly" music as a commodity that would move uptown."

To keep track of all the musicians who died this year, head over to Musicians Who Died in 2021.

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R.I.P. Young Dolph

Read More Young Dolph While She Sleeps at Aftershock Bar & Grill Thu 03/12/2020 Young Dolph w/ Key Glock at Uptown Theater …

Breaking news, Young Dolph, shot and killed in South Memphis.

Like his name, the rapper died young, at the age of 36. Ironically, Doph released an album called Bulletproof in 2017… but since the COVID-19 pandemic, the cover artwork was retouched with a facemask.

TMZ reported that police, in fear of a retaliation, were on the scene at a restaurant owned by Yo Gotti, one of Dolph’s rivals.

At the time of this writing, Dolph’s killer is still unknown.

From fox13memphis.com

Maurice Hill, the owner of the shop where the shooting happened, Makeda’s Butter Cookies, told FOX13 his employees said Young Dolph, 36, walked into the store to buy cookies. Someone then drove up and then shot and killed him around 1 p.m. on Wednesday at the bakery in South Memphis.

To keep track of all the musicians who died this year, head over to Musicians Who Died in 2021.

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R.I.P. Astro (UB40) and Andrew Barker (808 State)

Read More UB40 UB40 legend Brian Travers has sadly died of cancer at the age of 62. The sax player was a much-loved figure in Birmingham and the band performed their first gig at the Hare & Hounds pub, in Kings Heath, in 1979. …

I know I’ve not been good on keeping the Musicians Who Died in 2021 page updated, but I’ve been busy recovering from Rocktober. I have November 11th off as a Holiday, so I will work on the page on Thursday.

In the meantime, there are two major deaths that happed on November 6th.

First off is UB40’s Astro had died at the age of 64. He’s a founding member and performed with the band for more than 30 years. This is especially heartbreaking because UB40’s saxophonist Brian Travers died in Aug 2021.

Thanks to Saturnia for mentioning that 808 State’s Andrew Barker has died.

From @state808

Its with a heavy heart to inform you of the passing of Andrew Barker . "His family and friends asks that people respect their privacy at this time but remember him for the joy he brought through his personality and music. You’ll be sadly missed”

To keep track of all the musicians who died this year, head over to Musicians Who Died in 2021.

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R.I.P. Maria Mendiola (Baccara)

Read More Baccara Instead, I thought I'd put together this quick Girlpop show since I will be gone most of the day today (Saturday) … Baccara - Yes Sir I Can Boogie …

BBC reported that María Mendiola, of the Spanish duo Baccara, has died at the age of 69… as reported by her family.

If you grew up in the late 70s, the duo’s debut disco anthem, “Yes Sir, I Can Boogie” was massive! It was the #1 song across Europe and became the best-selling single of all time by a female group. Over 18 million copies sold worldwide. This song, and their follow-up, “Sorry, I’m a Lady”, launched the girls to becoming the face of Luxembourg for the Eurovision Song Contest in 1978.

Goldfrapp covered the Boogie song, titled “Yes Sir” on their Black Cherry album, while Sophie Ellis-Bextor covered it for I Won’t Change You single, and The Fratellis released their cover as a charity single (after their live performance of the song onChris Evans went viral) … so clearly the song has left a mark on future generations.

After “Yes Sir, I Can Boogie” was adopted as Scotland’s unofficial anthem at the Euro 2020 football tournament, it gave a new lease on life for Baccara.

Mendiola couldn’t believe it, and said, “I never thought I’d be in the charts again. I am not young any more but I guess it shows I can still boogie.”

To keep track of all the musicians who died this year, head over to Musicians Who Died in 2021.

[11 Sep 2021] Giulia Lorimer (Italian violinist and singer), 89 Giulia Daneo Lorimer, voice and violin of Whiskey Trail, the group he had helped to found in 1975 and with whom he shared a 40-year-long history and 15 records, died at the age of 89 ... via repubblica.it

[11 Sep 2021] María Mendiola (Spanish pop singer for Baccara), 69 María Mendiola, who sang the disco anthem Yes Sir, I Can Boogie, has died at the age of 69. ... via bbc.com

[10 Sep 2021] Michael Chapman (English singer-songwriter and guitarist for True North), 80 English folk singer-songwriter and guitar virtuoso Michael Chapman has died. “It is with regret and indescribable sadness that we must tell all of his friends that Michael Chapman died earlier today at home,” reads a post on his official Instagram ... via stereogum.com

[10 Sep 2021] Rosalía (Spanish singer and politician), 77 Long before the era of YouTube, Instagram and the Internet, in general, there was already another singer named Rosalía (Rosalía Garrido) who became famous as the first «ye-yé girl», in the 60s and when notoriety came, above all, from television and radio ... via abc.es

[09 Sep 2021] Amanda Holden (British writer and translator for opera), 73 The prolific opera librettist and translator Amanda Holden has died suddenly in her sleep, aged 73. Amanda transformed the sound of opera in English when she translated Don Giovanni in slangy, witty, irreverent fashion for Jonathan Miller at ENO in 1985. ... via slippedisc.com

[08 Sep 2021] Uno Loop (Estonian singer and musician), 91 Uno Loop, a singer, musician and long-time member of the board of the Estonian Performers' Union, died after a long illness at the age of 91. ... via err.ee

[07 Sep 2021] Phil Schaap (American disc jockey and jazz historian), 70 The voice of Phil Schaap was as distinctive as the trumpet of Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk's piano, or the sumptuous saxophone harmonies of the Duke Ellington Orchestra, but he didn't didn't make his mark as a musician ... via npr.org

[07 Sep 2021] Tanwa Rasitanoo aka Danwa Sagittarius (ธันวา ราศีธนู) (Thai Luk thung singer), 50, COVID-19 It's news that makes many people sad when Danwa Sagittarius, a big Isan artist, has died after contracting Covid-19. In the middle of August In the past, he was considered another big artist who was respected by the younger generation. Famous song "Chicken Ta Fang" ... via sanook.com

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R.I.P. Sarah Harding (Girls Aloud)

Girls Aloud: Chemistry   Read More Girls Aloud They're the one that's responsible for such dance acts as Saint Etienne, Girls Aloud, Kyle Minogue, Texas, and Sophie Ellis-Bextor. …

If you’re a fan of girl bands or pop music in general, you may have heard that Sarah Harding, from Girls Aloud, had died from breast cancer. This is somewhat shocking, at least to me, because she was still young, at the age of 39.

The Guardian writes:

Sarah Harding, singer with Girls Aloud, dies aged 39 from breast cancer

Fans and figures from show business pay tribute to pop star who was diagnosed in August 2020 and wrote memoir during her illness

To keep track of all the musicians who died this year, head over to Musicians Who Died in 2021.

Here are a few other famous musicians who passed away in September 2021:

September (6)

[06 Sep 2021] Sunil Perera (Sri Lankan vocalist for The Gypsies), 68, COVID-19 Sunil Perera, one of the stalwarts of Sri Lanka's baila genre - a memento of Portuguese colonisation - died on Monday aged 68, his family said. ... via bbc.com

[05 Sep 2021] Sarah Harding (English singer for Girls Aloud), 39, breast cancer The pop singer and TV personality Sarah Harding, who had 21 UK Top 10 singles as a member of Girls Aloud, has died aged 39 from breast cancer. ... via theguardian.com

[04 Sep 2021] Gerhard Erber (German classical pianist), 86 The Leipzig pianist and university professor Gerhard Erber died at the age of 86. As a piano teacher, he trained generations of pianists. He will be remembered, the composer and conductor Steffen Schleiermacher is certain in his obituary. ... via lvz.de

[02 Sep 2021] Michel Corboz (Swiss conductor), 87 The founder of the Vocal Ensemble of Lausanne, a deemed specialist of the sacred repertoire, also chief of choir, professor of music and composer died this Thursday at the age of 87 years ... via letemps.ch

[02 Sep 2021] Alemayehu Eshete (Ethiopian singer), 80 Alemayehu Eshete, The “Ethiopian Elvis Presley”, reportedly died in the capital Addis Ababa. Citizen reports on social media that cite other Ethiopian singers to report that his death was sudden. ... via borkena.com

[02 Sep 2021] Mikis Theodorakis (Greek composer), 96 Greek veteran composer and political activist Mikis Theodorakis, who was instrumental in raising global awareness of Greece’s plight during the 1967-74 military dictatorship, has died at the age of 96. ... via ekathimerini.com

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R.I.P. Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry, Charlie Watts (The Rolling Stones)... also Fritz McIntyre (Simply Red), Olli Wisdom (Specimen), and Brian Travers (UB40)

Lee ''Scratch'' Perry & Friends: The Black Ark Years   The Rolling Stones: England’s Newest Hitmakers   Read More Rolling Stones As the Rolling Stones’ 50th Anniversary Tour continues into 2015, the band has entered the digital download era not with recent shows from their current tour, but a handful of more classic shows on both …

A couple of musician deaths this week.

Recently, Reggae giant and Dub pioneer, Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry, has passed away at the age of 85.

According to Rolling Stone, they wrote:

Lee “Scratch” Perry, the monumental reggae singer, producer and studio wizard who pushed the boundaries of Jamaican music — and as a byproduct, rock, hip-hop and dance — with his explorations into dub, has died at the age of 85.

The Jamaican Observer reports that Perry died Sunday at the Noel Holmes Hospital in western Jamaica. Cause of death was unknown at press time.

Also, Charlie Watts, the drummer for The Rolling Stones had died at the age of 80, last Tuesday.

Many fans saw this coming, considering that the ‘Stones announced that Steve Jordan will be replacing Watts as drummer for their September 2021 tour.

BBC writes:

He had been a member of the Stones since January 1963, when he joined Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Brian Jones in their fledgling group.

Watts helped them become, with The Beatles, one of the bands who took rock 'n' roll to the masses in the 60s with classics like (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction, Jumpin' Jack Flash, Get Off My Cloud and Sympathy for the Devil.

To keep track of all the musicians who died this year, head over to Musicians Who Died in 2021.

Here are a few other famous musicians who passed away in August:

[24 Aug 2021] Fritz McIntyre (English keyboardist for Simply Red), 62 The keyboard player from Simply Red's original line-up passed away at the age of 63. The announcement made on the official page of the band ... via ilgiornale.it

[23 Aug 2021] Olli Wisdom (British musician for Specimen), 63 Oliver John Wisdom is popularly known by his stage name as Olli Wisdom has sadly passed away at the age of 63. ... via latestnewssouthafrica.com

[22 Aug 2021] Brian Travers (British saxophonist and songwriter for UB40), 62, brain cancer UB40 legend Brian Travers has sadly died of cancer at the age of 62. The sax player was a much-loved figure in Birmingham and the band performed their first gig at the Hare & Hounds pub, in Kings Heath, in 1979. ... via birminghammail.co.uk

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R.I.P. Don Everly (Everly Brothers) and Tom T. Hall

Read More Everly Brothers They decided to do a proper reinterpreted recording of 1958 The Everly Brothers songs. Obviously the new album will be less …

A couple of musician deaths this week. Don Everly, half of The Everly Brothers duo with his brother Phil, died Saturday in Nashville at age 84.

The very influential band was massive in the 50s and 60s, which such #1 hits as “Wake Up Little Susie”, “All I Have to Do Is Dream”, and “Problems”.

STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF DON EVERLY

As a singer, a songwriter and a guitar innovator, Don Everly was one of the most talented and impactful artists in popular music history," said Kyle Young, CEO, Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. "His influence reverberates through songs like 'So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad),' 'I Wonder If I Care as Much,' and 'Cathy’s Clown,' through open tunings and rhythmic sensibilities that helped give rise to Keith Richards and many others, and through the ethereal harmonies he conjured with his brother Phil.

Of course, so many other musicians have added their statement in the passing of Don Everly. One of them is “American Pie” writer Don McLean who talked about their influence on his hit song, “The Everly Brothers were every bit as popular as Elvis. However, like most rock acts, they were on a small record label. Cadence Records made a fortune but they were in no way able to compete with RCA which is where Col. Parker put Elvis. I met the Everly Brothers in 1969 and asked them about Buddy Holly. Phil said Buddy took the plane so he could do his laundry. I think Buddy had other laundry to do as well. This started my thinking for 'American Pie' which I wrote later. Additionally, Don was a great lead singer and unique rhythm guitar player. Almost all their hits featured his rhythm guitar.”

Next is Tom T. Hall, a Hall of Fame singer/songwriter, famous for “Harper Valley PTA” and “The Year That Clayton Delaney Died”.

STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF TOM T. HALL

Tom T. Hall's masterworks vary in plot, tone and tempo, but they are bound by his ceaseless and unyielding empathy for the triumphs and losses of others," said Kyle Young, CEO, Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. "He wrote without judgment or anger, offering a rhyming journalism of the heart that sets his compositions apart from any other writer. His songs meant the world to Bobby Bare, Johnny Cash, George Jones and other greats, and those songs will continue to speak to generations. He was a storyteller, a philosopher, a whiskey maker, a novelist, a poet, a painter, a benefactor, a letter writer, a gift giver, a gentleman farmer and many more things. My bet is that we won't see the likes of him again, but if we do I'll be first in line for tickets to the show.

The Oak Ridge Boys’ Joe Bonsall talked about his time with Hall, “Back in 1978 when we sang at Mama Maybelle Carter’s funeral a saddened and shaken Johnny Cash walked up to the podium and asked Tom T. Hall to stand with him… Johnny said, “I draw strength from you, Tom!” Thank you Tom T. Hall for the songs and the strength you provided to so many … Rest Easy now and draw strength from the loving arms of Jesus… until the day.”

To keep track of all the musicians who died this year, head over to Musicians Who Died in 2021.

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Singer-songwriter Nanci Griffith has passed away at age 68

Read More Nanci Griffith Calgary Folk Festival. This four-day festival takes place, according to their map, on Prince's Island Park, in downtown Calgary. Below is the list of artists scheduled to appear: …, Nanci Griffith, …

We just got word that American singer/songwriter Nanci Griffith has passed away at the age of 68.

If you grew up watching public television, you may recall seeing Griffith on Austin City Limits in 1985. Ten years later, she was awarded the Kate Wolf Memorial Award by the World Folk Music Association.

Below is the official statement.

Nanci Griffith was a master songwriter who took every opportunity to champion kindred spirits, including Vince Bell, Elizabeth Cook, Iris DeMent, Julie Gold, Robert Earl Keen, Lyle Lovett, Eric Taylor and Townes Van Zandt," said Kyle Young, CEO, Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. "Her voice was a clarion call, at once gentle and insistent. Her brilliant album The Last of the True Believers is a template for what is now called Americana music, and her Grammy-winning Other Voices, Other Rooms is a compelling guide to 20th-century folk songs. Nanci offered gifts that no one else could give.

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