another one passes.

Deep man, deep

@jbuhl 

Robert Fripp isn't dead, so what are you referring to?

Pete Sinfield died.  He was a founding member of King Crimson and was responsible for their lyrics and album artwork.  He later went on to write hits for Leo Sayer, Cher and Celine Dion.  He also produced the first Roxy Music album.

A digital subscription to the NYtimes is worth the cash.   NYT reported they picked the news up off Fripps website.  I couldn't even find mention of it on Rolling Stone.  NYT, recently had a good piece on Jesse Ed Davis and the role he played during his career.  

@onhwy61 

Thanks for the clarification.

Pete Sinfield, haven't heard that name in years. "Song of the Sea Goat "from his album "Still" Memories from the old stony days.

RIP

He also wrote lyrics for italian band PFM.

21st century man  classic Rock to the core I still listen to it 

I talk to the wind ,but the wind does not hear !! 
R..I.P   Brother ,Rock & Roll will never die !!

Odd way to start a thread but I'm learning things

....a shame, and RIP....

If y'all can, show the afterlife it don't need boring....

Pickups on the harps, and rip 'n riff the cosmos Beyond.

....and thanks for describing my conditions... ;)

@slaw ....*L*

At 21.5K posts, you do know by now one can start a post over nearly any thing....

Keeps the 'lively factor' up.... ;)

Another one that recently passed is Vic Flick, who was the guitarist for Ian Fleming's James Bond theme. I will never forget Dr. No, first saw it as a teen who rode my bike 5 miles to the nearest theater for a Saturday matinee. 

“The wind cannot hear

said the late man, to the straight man”

Reminds of the Cream co-lyricist who was there for “White Room”, “I Feel Free”, and “Sunshine of your Love”, poet Pete Brown who passed last year. 

RIP.  Slowly but surely all of the artists of the bands I grew up with are passing on.  Fortunately their music lives on.  Long live rock be it dead or alive!