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In reply to Big C • 9:18p, 1/31/23
Big C said:

Here's hoping concordtom doesn't go ballistic: Lou Campanelli's passing first reported on BI on the "men's basketball" forum, not on this thread, which was started specifically for sad events of this nature.

RIP Lou.

Ohhhhh, nooooo,
…… that hurts that I'm laughing about your post about Lou's death.
I briefly played hoops with his son Kyle at ClubSport in WC.
Thanks for sharing! Sad. Condolences.
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In reply to bearister • 9:23p, 1/31/23
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….EricBear thinks the OT guys are dickish is my guess…,either that or he ain't concordtom's b@itch….like I am.


* Edit: EricBear didn't post it. His tweet was posted. My theories are gutted


You and I both grew up (well, me only 5 years) in Oakland, back in the day when you could say "s*ck my d*ck, b*tch" to another guy and not have people think you were gay.

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In reply to concordtom • 9:33p, 1/31/23
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In reply to Big C • 10:01p, 1/31/23
> RIP Lou.
huh.. a quick net search didn't locate surviving family, other than former players and staff
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5:59p, 2/1/23
Bobby Beathard dead at age 86.
Complications from Alzheimer's disease.





He spent 4 DECADES in NFL front offices.
4 Super Bowl Rings and 7 Conference Championships!

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In reply to smh • 7:57p, 2/1/23
smh said:
> RIP Lou.
huh.. a quick net search didn't locate surviving family, other than former players and staff


"He is survived by his wife, Dawn, and three children: Brooke, Racelle, and Kyle."

Legendary JMU Coach Lou Campanelli Dies At 84 | Sun Belt Extra | dnronline.com


https://www.dnronline.com/sun_belt_extra/legendary-jmu-coach-lou-campanelli-dies-at-84/article_5310f262-20f9-569d-b93f-320ce8d68557.html
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In reply to bearister • 8:00p, 2/1/23
much better, thanks.
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11:04p, 2/1/23

Saw two new posts on this thread, so I thought I'd check to see if I was still alive.
So far, so good, but I'm living on borrowed time.

Signed,
- ThreePfizerJabsPlusaModerna
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7:16p, 2/6/23

Mark Fox has suddenly passed. RIP Fox. Not everyone's favorite, but still too soon.

https://thezebra.org/2021/11/09/obituary-mark-charles-fox-67-adventurer-musician-artist-and-philosopher/
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In reply to Chapman_is_Gone • 7:30p, 2/6/23
" He was an artist, a musician, a philosopher, an excellent writer, and a Jazz Sage like Mose Allison."


*My mom used to call obituaries, "The last brag."
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In reply to bearister • 8:36p, 2/6/23
bearister said:
*My mom used to call obituaries, "The last brag."

That's pretty funny.

But...
what does she call it when they name a building after you?
Or a plaza, or a gate?

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7:24a, 2/9/23
R.I.P BB. Too many epic songs to choose from, but two of my favorites:






*From the days when musical geniuses wrote songs.

*Could there have been a more perfect pairing than BB and Dionne Warwick?
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In reply to bearister • 8:15a, 2/9/23
bearister said:
R.I.P BB. Too many epic songs to choose from, but two of my favorites:






*From the days when musical geniuses wrote songs.

*Could there have been a more perfect pairing than BB and Dionne Warwick?

I had no idea who you were referring to. Clearly not BB King, who died some years ago.

Burt Bacharach, writer of such classic pop hits as 'Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head,' dies at 94
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In reply to dimitrig • 8:27a, 2/9/23
I wanted you younger guys to work for it and do the research.







The 12 greatest songs written by Burt Bacharach, ranked


https://www.smoothradio.com/features/top-songs/burt-bacharach-best-songs/O
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8:36a, 2/9/23
Dione Warwick and Burt Bacharach.

Iconic.


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2:21p, 2/9/23
"The Beach Boys' Brian Wilson wrote on Twitter: "I'm so sad to hear about Burt Bacharach. Burt was a hero of mine and very influential on my work. He was a giant in the music business. His songs will live forever."

In his tribute, the Kinks' Dave Davies described Bacharach as "a great inspiration" and "one of the most influential songwriters of our time." Gilbert O'Sullivan tweeted that Bacharach was a "huge influence" on his songwriting career and created "timeless melodies never to be forgotten."

"After he and Stewart divorced in 1958, Bacharach married three more times, to Angie Dickinson in 1965…."




Burt Bacharach, master of pop songwriting, dies aged 94


https://www.theguardian.com/music/2023/feb/09/burt-bacharach-?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

Inside rollercoaster life of Burt Bacharach as composer dies at age 94



https://mol.im/a/11732215
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9:28a, 2/10/23
Before we Boomers became too cool for AM radio, we probably listened to more Burt Bachrach tunes than anything else but didn't know it because they were sung by so many different artists. Even this morning as I was looking at a couple of Bachrach tributes on websites, I saw a couple of songs and thought, "I didn't know he wrote that!" Example: "Little Red Book" which was a 1965 hit for Manfred Mann. Who knew that?

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In reply to HearstMining • 2:25p, 2/10/23
HearstMining said:
Before we Boomers became too cool for AM radio, we probably listened to more Burt Bachrach tunes than anything else but didn't know it because they were sung by so many different artists. Even this morning as I was looking at a couple of Bachrach tributes on websites, I saw a couple of songs and thought, "I didn't know he wrote that!" Example: "Little Red Book" which was a 1965 hit for Manfred Mann. Who knew that?



This Herb Alpert cover of Burt's song was a huge hit in June,1968. At an 8th grade graduation party at a classmate's house, it was the big make out song during slow dancing.

A lot of guy's in my class flunked and were 15. I started young and was 13. I just remember feeling like a dork and jealous at the same time watchin' them takin' care of business.



…but even as an 11 year old, I was quite taken by this iconic Herb Alpert album cover:

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In reply to bearister • 2:02p, 2/11/23
My dad had that album in his collection, too. It made me uncomfortable, like he was a pervert - I suppose because he also kept playboys under the bed - but perhaps also because I was intrigued, too.
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In reply to bearister • 2:05p, 2/11/23
Taking care of business means laying pipe, not making out, and if you were watching your peers take care of business, then you're the pervert, no?

I mean, come on, how many people have ever watched others have sex (in person, not on screen)? I certainly haven't. But hey, I'm the guy who's been questioned as having "lived a sheltered life" because I didn't know "what's old and wrinkled and smells like ginger."
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In reply to concordtom • 2:19p, 2/11/23
I did, in a tree fort that my best friend and I built on the fence of his parents house at the end of our cul-de-sac. We were 12 and his sister Monica was 14 and a guy down the street (who was about 16) was banging her in our tree fort. You can see an awful lot through a knothole.

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In reply to bearister • 2:25p, 2/11/23
bearister said:



…but even as an 11 year old, I was quite taken by this iconic Herb Alpert album cover:


Great article about that Album and its cover.

The Real Story Behind Herb Alpert's Iconic 'Whipped Cream & Other Delights' Album Cover, 50 Years Later | Billboard Billboard
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2:27p, 2/11/23
Dolores Erickson






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2:30p, 2/11/23


I was 7 years old and in first grade when this picture was taken.
I started playing trumpet in 4th grade and eventually became quite good at it.
Even had the Doc Severinsen trumpet made by Getzen!




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4:16p, 2/11/23
Melinda Dillon Dead: 'Close Encounters,' 'Christmas Story' Star Was 83 The Hollywood Reporter


https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/melinda-dillon-dead-close-encounters-christmas-story-1235317335/

*It would be wholly inappropriate at this time to reference her iconic scene in Slap Shot with Paul Newman, so I won't.
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In reply to DiabloWags • 4:43p, 2/11/23

Doc Severinsen: Still going strong at 95! Ya gotta be something to make this thread while you're still kicking! Great, great all-around trumpet player. Just recently stopped performing in public.
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In reply to DiabloWags • 4:55p, 2/11/23
Do you like Miles Davis' work? He is my favorite. 1950's to mid 60's. He lost me at B@itches Brew.

They say Louis Armstrong was # 1.

Cicely Tyson's autobiography has a lot of insight into Miles Davis. He was a tortured soul.
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In reply to bearister • 5:51p, 2/11/23
bearister said:


Cicely Tyson's autobiography has a lot of insight into Miles Davis. He was a tortured soul.


Yes he was.
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In reply to bearister • 6:06p, 2/11/23

Personally, I have never gotten around to listening to a lot of Miles Davis, which I admit is my loss. Still plan to, though!

In terms of appreciating what somebody can do, I got to hand it to Wynton Marsalis, who was a world class classical virtuoso and also is a world class jazz improvisation / jazz combo guy.
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In reply to Big C • 6:47p, 2/11/23
Big C said:

Personally, I have never gotten around to listening to a lot of Miles Davis, which I admit is my loss. Still plan to, though!

In terms of appreciating what somebody can do, I got to hand it to Wynton Marsalis, who was a world class classical virtuoso and also is a world class jazz improvisation / jazz combo guy.


If you knew the world was ending in a On the Beach scenario tomorrow, listening to this album as many times as you could before your incineration is all you would ever need to know about music, Jazz, Miles Davis and John Coltrane. Duane Allman played the grooves of this album.

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In reply to DiabloWags • 10:41p, 2/11/23
DiabloWags said:
I did, in a tree fort that my best friend and I built on the fence of his parents house at the end of our cul-de-sac. We were 12 and his sister Monica was 14 and a guy down the street (who was about 16) was banging her in our tree fort. You can see an awful lot through a knothole.


Ha ha. Wow, that's pretty damn young.
For them.
Of course, as 12 year olds you're completely excused. In fact, that sounds like a classic scene in a classic film. Have I seen it? Please tell me everything turned out okay for the 14 year old girl.

Come to think of it…. My youngest is 14, 8th grade, and my older brother was in 8th grade when he…. So, yeah…

You know, I once worked with a woman who was 33 and she had a 2 year old grandson! She was 13, and her daughter was a mother at 18.

Remember the recent story about my youngest half sister, whose father was 65 and mother (mine too) was 44? That's the opposite side of the spectrum!
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In reply to DiabloWags • 10:53p, 2/11/23
DiabloWags said:


I was 7 years old and in first grade when this picture was taken.
I started playing trumpet in 4th grade and eventually became quite good at it.
Even had the Doc Severinsen trumpet made by Getzen!




excellent!
I actually had to driven 300 miles today and so I played the entire whipped cream album. My 14 year old is thinking about hs band with sister next year and maybe trumpet. I told her I'd learn with her if she wanted and we could play some of these tunes. I had to explain away the album cover when it popped up on the car's display (Spotify-Apple CarPlay) -yikes! I had to laugh because of our conversations.

Thx for the links about the album cover, I'm going to read now.

Alpert's two best songs:

Highway 101, I thought this cover was fun:



Rise



And let's give a nod to trumpeter Chuck Mangione, who came to mind today after all that hornage.

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In reply to concordtom • 12:37a, 2/12/23
Mangione is playing the flugelhorn there, on Feels So Good, which is the instrument he is famous for. Still, it is like a trumpet only bigger and I'm guessing every flugelhorn player is also a trumpeter.

"TMI", right? Anyway, I'm glad these guys are still alive, what with getting mentioned on the famous "Obituaries" thread!
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In reply to Big C • 6:25a, 2/12/23
Not at all.
Thank you for the add. I saw it was larger than a trumpet and so knew it was a variant instrument, but didn't know which it was.
And, you are correct to add that just because Chuck was mentioned here, it didn't mean he was dead.

Always positive stuff from you.
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6:56a, 2/12/23




Born to Be Blue (2015) - IMDb


https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2133196/



Bonus film:

Miles Ahead (2015) - IMDb


https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0790770/

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