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RIP David Lindley

Lindley was brilliant with multiple instruments, best known for his work with Jackson Browne and his own band El-Rayo X. I was lucky to see him a few times, including a great show in the 80s, when he was having a big moment. In person he was funny, eccentric, and endlessly musically inventive. And of course that Nasby & Crosh t-shirt!

northman
tablejockey
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If this doesn't make you happy, nothing will

Anyone remember seeing this episode of SNL?

(99) David Lindley - Werewolves of London [Sunday Night Live 1989] - YouTube

Requiem for David

(100) Henry Kaiser’s REQUIEM for DAVID LINDLEY - YouTube

northman OP
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@tablejockey, thank you so much for posting those videos. I’d seen the SNL performance but I hadn’t caught Henry Kaiser’s "Requiem." It’s WONDERFUL.

phil59
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I was a big fan. Still listen to his music a lot. Check out, for example, his versions of "Gimme Da Ting," "Papa Was a Rolling Stone" and "Werewolves of London," all on the "Very Greasy" album. I wish I had seen him live.

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