Grateful Dead bass player.
I’m not a GD fan but I so appreciate the contribution they made to American music. I’m sure he had a very interesting life.
RIP Phil Lesh
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Hugh
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Matt Wilson
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Re: RIP Phil Lesh
It's said he had perfect pitch, also, a hell of a bassist. Probably second only to Jack Casady in that San Fran scene.
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Santa C
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Re: RIP Phil Lesh
Hugh wrote:I’m not a GD fan.
What….??
RIP Phil
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LMG wrote:If more of the trickier/complex jazzers in the sixties had made records this lush and inviting, the more inventive side of jazz might have caught on.
Kenny G may never have happened.
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Re: RIP Phil Lesh
He’s the coherent one in the Amazon doc.
Yeah, good musician.
Interesting hearing his recollections.
RIP
Yeah, good musician.
Interesting hearing his recollections.
RIP
Heyyyy!
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"Fonz clearly has no fucks to give. I like the cut of his Cupicidal gib."
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Hugh
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Re: RIP Phil Lesh
C wrote:Hugh wrote:I’m not a GD fan.
What….??
RIP Phil
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I have tried and tried. I did see them live once though and enjoyed that.
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Mike Boom
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Re: RIP Phil Lesh
I didnt know he wrote "Box of Rain" - what a great song.
mudshark wrote:
"This is quite pointless, but since we're all retirees with fuck all to do, why the fuck not."
"This is quite pointless, but since we're all retirees with fuck all to do, why the fuck not."