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Neveragain

Neveragain

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Heim said:
A interesting side note. When I lived in Vegas, we'd see Joe Jackson at the Silverton buffet. He didn't live far from the hotel.
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From Wikipedia Joe would have found several reasons to make his home in Las Vegas.

With slumping album sales from the Jackson 5, and difficulties with the Motown contract, beginning in 1973,
Joe began working hard in Las Vegas to make a night club act from his sons and daughters.
No doubt the Vegas mob connections of the day were courting Joe with generous comps to gain access to “Jacksonmania”.

Also, Joe was known for his extra marital relations with 1 of his 11 children, a daughter, born out of wedlock.

Joe could’ve been the first poster boy who lived by the old adage, “what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas”.
 
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Rockfish

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Heim said:
They were still touring....Tito, Jackie, and Marlon.

A interesting side note. When I lived in Vegas, we'd see Joe Jackson at the Silverton buffet. He didn't live far from the hotel.
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When i lived in Vegas in 2001 saw Joe in the afternoons many times at Palace Station and always by himself. Yes that Palace Station that OJ made famous some years later. Joe certainly sired some talented and rich kids.
 
jimmythegreek

jimmythegreek

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JD Souther, 78, famous for his top 10 hit "You're Only Lonely", and best known for co-writing several Eagles' hits.
 
jimmythegreek

jimmythegreek

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Nelson Demille, 81, esophageal cancer, best selling author of "Plum Island", " Charm School", and "The General".
 
howid

howid

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this low key from '87; he did one much more dramatic a few years earlier, can't find it ...



RIP
 
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bomzee

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Nick Gravenites, 85,
Super talented rock and roller and blues musician and songwriter and singer and guitarist
He wrote blues megahit
" Born in Chicago"
Nick was directly linked and involved with elite groups and Superstar musicians such as Janis Joplin, John Cippolina
Electric Flag,Paul Butterfield, Big Brother and the Holding Company and
Quicksilver Messenger Service.
 
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Rockfish

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bomzee said:
Nick Gravenites, 85,
Super talented rock and roller and blues musician and songwriter and singer
He wrote such hits as
Born in Chicago and one toke over the line
And was an original member of Big Brother and the Holding Company
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Gravenites produced the hit "One toke over the line". It was written and performed by the duo Brewer and Shipley.
 
jimmythegreek

jimmythegreek

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Rob Harrison, 59, 'member of Cobra Kai' in "Karate Kid" " But sensei I could beat this guy!", liver/,kidney issues.
 
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bomzee

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Hall of Famer Dikembe Motumbo age 58
Brain Cancer
an ambassador for Basketball - he spoke NINE languages
dedicated his life to helping other people
 
jimmythegreek

jimmythegreek

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Pete Rose, 83, all time leader in hits and games played, and glorified gambling fuck of baseball that kept him out of the HOF.
 
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Valuist

EOG Master
Mutombo another brain cancer death, as we seem to see more and more of those.

But even hint at the idea of a connection between cell phones and brain cancer and you'll get censored.
 
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jack stewart

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Polio vaccine I got as a kid almost certainly caused my brain tumor. My black lab, Sweetie Pie, died from a seizure, almost certainly caused by vaccines dog owners are forced to give their pets.
 
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