Dead Musicians / Music Stars - Complete List - Part 3 (1986-1989)
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- Опубліковано 2 кві 2018
- A complete video list of musicians that have died...in chronological order (although some names are added ahead of time in the groups).
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A tribute for all kinds of music lovers...Rock, Pop, Jazz, Blues, Doo-Wop, R&B, Country, Folk etc...
Who are your favorite bands or artists from Part 3?
114 Deaths Documented/Music History/Educational.
If you don't know who they are...look them up (google them)...fascinating stories.
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0:14 | Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy) | The Boys Are Back in Town (w/ Thin Lizzy) (1976)
0:34 | Joe Farrell, Jimmy Knepper (not shown), Roland Hanna (not shown), Aladár Pege (not shown), Charles Mingus (not shown) (playing for Charles Mingus's Mingus Dynasty) | Better Git It In Your Soul (1959) (w/ Charles Mingus)
0:50 | Gordon MacRae | I Only Have Eyes For You (1950)
1:04 | Richard Manuel (The Band) | I Shall Be Released (w/ The Band) (1968)
1:25 | Mark Dinning | Teen Angel (1960)
1:44 | O'Kelly Isley Jr (The Isley Brothers) | Shout (w/ The Isley Brothers) (1959)
1:59 | Benny Goodman (Benny Goodman & His Swing Orchestra) | One O’Clock Jump, i guess (1937)
2:11 | Dean Reed | Our Summer Romance (1959-1961)
2:29 | Thad Jones (Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra) | Come Sunday (w/ The Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra) (1966)
2:46 | Cliff Burton (Metallica) | For Whom The Bell Tolls (w/ Metallica) (1984)
3:01 | Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis (Count Basie and His Orchestra) | Jumpin' at the Woodside (w/ Count Basie and His Orchestra) (1938)
3:11 | Bobby Nunn, Carl Gardner, Billy Guy (The Coasters) | Yakety Yak (w/ The Coasters) (1958)
3:28 | Lee Dorsey | Ya Ya (1961)
3:48 | Billy Rancher (Billy Rancher and the Unreal Gods) | Just Say Yes? (when in doubt just look up "Billy Rancher REV 1983)
4:06 | Desi Arnaz | Babalú (1956)
4:25 | Tommy Keifer (Krokus) | Tokyo Nights (w/ Krokus) (1980)
4:45 | Peter Lucia, Jr (Tommy James and the Shondells) | Mony Mony (w/ Tommy James and the Shondells) (1968)
5:04 | Handsome Ned | [Ghost] Riders in the Sky (19??)
5:24 | Ray Bolger (Actor-The Wizard of Oz-Scarecrow) | Puttin' On The Ritz (w/ Ann Miller) (1966)
5:43 | Liberace | 12th Street Rag (1954)
6:03 | Tony Destra (Britny Fox) | In America (w/ Britny Fox) (1988)
6:21 | The Hilltoppers (Billy Vaughn, Donald McGuire-2nd left, Jimmy Sacca, Seymour Spiegelman) | Trying (1952)
6:46 | Jimmy Holiday | The New Breed (1965)
7:04 | Danny Kaye | Underneath The Arches (1948)
7:22 | Don Gant | Sad Eyes (1962)
7:43 | Buddy Rich | Caravan (1962)
7:56 | Carlton Barrett (Bob Marley & The Wailers) | Get Up, Stand Up (w/ Bob Marley & The Wailers) (1973)
8:13 | Craig Gruber, Gary Driscoll, Ronnie James Dio (top middle) (Rainbow - 1975) | Man on the Silver Mountain (w/ Elf/Rainbow) (1975)
8:29 | Fred Astaire | The Way You Look Tonight (1936)
8:49 | The Delta Rhythm Boys (Traverse Crawford, Carl Jones, Rene DeKnight, Lee Gaines) | Undecided (1951/1952)
9:07 | Pete King (After The Fire) | Der Kommissar (w/ After The Fire) (1982)
9:22 | Todd Crew (Jetboy) | Feel The Shake (w/ Jetboy) (1988)
9:39 | David A. Martin (Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs) | Wooly Bully (1964)
9:54 | Peter Tosh (Bob Marley & The Wailers/The Wailers/Solo) | Johnny B. Goode (Solo) (1983)
10:13 | Lorne Greene | Way Out West (w/ Johnny Cash) (196?)
10:28 | Jaco Pastorius (Weather Report) | Improvisation No. 1 / Teen Town (Solo) (1986)
10:42 | The 5 Red Caps (David Patillo, Doles Dickens, Jimmy Springs, Romaine Brown, Steve Gibson, Emmett Mathews - top middle, Richard Davis - not shown - lets assume they're all dead) | Boogie Woogie Ball (1944)
11:02 | Woody Herman | After You've Gone (1964)
11:17 | Sonny Bivins, Kenny Kelly, Richard Taylor, Blue Lovett (The Manhattans) | Kiss And Say Goodbye (w/ The Manhattans) (1975)
11:46 | Memphis Slim | I'm Lost Without You (w/ Matt Murphy) (1963)
12:05 | Divine | You Think You're A Man (1984)
12:19 | Gordon Huntley (Matthews Southern Comfort) | Woodstock (w/ Matthews Southern Comfort) (1970)
12:35 | Andy Gibb | Shadow Dancing (1978)
12:55 | Dave Prater (Sam & Dave) | Soul Man (w/ Sam & Dave) (1967)
13:16 | Brook Benton | It's Just A Matter Of Time (1958)
13:34 | John Banks, Johnny Gustafson (The Merseybeats) | Wishin' And Hopin' (w/ The Merseybeats) (1964)
13:51 | Barbara Robison, Jim Voigt (very back, left) (The Peanut Butter Conspiracy) | Living, Loving Life (w/ The Peanut Butter Conspiracy) (1967)
14:12 | Carolyn Franklin | It's True I'm Gonna Miss You (1969)
14:30 | B.W. Stevenson | My Maria (1973)
14:46 | Chet Baker | Time After Time (1954)
15:11 | Jesse Ed Davis (Taj Mahal) | Farther on Down the Road (1969)
15:24 | Hillel Slovak (Red Hot Chili Peppers) | Jungle Man (1985)
15:42 | Jimmy Soul | If You Wanna Be Happy (1963)
16:02 | Nico (and The Velvet Underground) | Femme Fatale (w/ The Velvet Underground) (1967)
16:23 | Gene Fetko (2nd from right), Mark Groseclose (David Marks & The Marksmen) | Let's Dance (w/ David Marks & The Marksmen) (1963-1965)
16:41 | Robert Calvert (Hawkwind - 1977) | Levitation (w/ Hawkwind) (1980)
17:00 | Tim Davis, Lonnie Turner (bottom left) The Joker (1973)
17:22 | Cliff Gallup (Gene Vincent) | Lotta Lovin' (w/ Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps) (1957)
17:39 | Johnnie Louise Richardson (Johnnie & Joe) | Over The Mountain, Across The Sea (w/ Johnnie & Joe) (1957)
18:00 | Jinny Osborn, Lynn Evans (2nd right), Janet Ertel (The Chordettes) | Mr. Sandman (w/ The Chordettes & Archie Bleyer) (1954)
18:18 | Roy Orbison | Oh, Pretty Woman (1964)
18:39 | Herbert Rhoad, Jimmy Hayes, Joseph Russell, Jerry Lawson (right, red shirt) (The Persuasions) | Nobody But You (w/ The Persuasions) (peformed 1974)
18:58 | The Clovers (John Bailey, Harold Lucas, Billy Mitchell - middle, Matthew McQuater, Bill Harris) | Lovey Dovey (1974)
19:12 | Sylvester | You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) (1977)
19:26 | Paul Jeffreys (Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel) | My Only Vice (Is the Fantastic Prices I Charge for Being Eaten Alive) (w/ Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel) (1973)
19:38 | Bobby Williams, Herman Dunham, Bobby Baylor, Monte Owens (not shown) (The Solitaires) | Walking Along (w/ The Solitaires) (1957)
19:54 | Patti McCabe (The Poni-Tails) | Born Too Late (w/ The Poni-Tails) (1958)
20:13 | Gordon McLaren (The Groupies) | Primitive (1966)
20:34 | Steve Wahrer (The Trashmen) | Surfin' Bird (w/ The Trashmen) (1963)
20:53 | Vincent Crane, Paul Hammond, John Du Cann (Atomic Rooster) | VUG (w/ Atomic Rooster) (1970)
21:13 | Roy Eldridge | When It's Sleepy Time Down South (1952/54)
21:28 | Lucille Ball | Meet The People (Reprise 1) (dubbed by Gloria Grafton though) (1944)
21:43 | Keith Whitley | Don't Close Your Eyes (1988)
22:07 | Jim Fuller, Ron Wilson, Jim Pash (The Surfaris) | Wipe Out (w/ The Surfaris) (1962)
22:26 | John Cipollina (Quicksilver Messenger Service) | Who Do You Love (particularly, Dortmund 1980) (w/ Quicksilver Messenger Service) (1968)
22:39 | Pete De Freitas (Echo & The Bunnymen) | Silver (Tidal Wave) (w/ Echo & The Bunnymen) (1984)
22:58 | Robert "Keef Cowboy" Wiggins (Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five) | The Message (w/ Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five) (1982) (you're not hearing Keef Cowboy, you're hearing Melle Mel)
23:17 | Irving Berlin | God Bless America (1918, 1938)
23:40 | Wilgar Campbell, Rory Gallagher (Rory Gallagher Band) | I Fall Apart (w/ Rory Gallagher Band) (1971)
24:03 | Alan Murphy (Level 42/Go West) | Heaven In My Hands (w/ Level 42) (1988)
24:17 | Fred Webb, Pattie Santos, Greg Bloch (2nd right) (It's a Beautiful Day) | White Bird (1969)
24:40 | Cy Tucker, Lance Railton, Wally Shepard, Ritchie Galvin (none of them are shown as the T.T's aren't pictured. These are Earl Preston's Realms.) (Earl Preston & The T.T.’s) | Hard Time Loving You (w/ Earl Preston's Realms, not the T.T's) (1966)
24:58 | Chris McCaffrey (The Pale Fountains) | Jean's Not Happening (1984)
Sorry, I couldn’t find the Benny Goodman song.
Benny Goodman song is "One O'Clock Jump
Honestly I think that the Lucille Ball dub is false (on this song)...I grew up with Lucy and that is her voice... :)
19:26 a friend of mine was on that plane as well...weird coincidences.. RIP
Actually, That Cliff Burton Concert was in 1985 at the Green Day Festival.
So wait you said in another reply you were a musician but what songs did you sing?
Sad to see how many drummers have passed away at "early" ages......sometimes we forget about the drummers, since much attention is focused on the vocalist & lead guitarists. So much talent gone too soon, and you youngsters have these musicians to thank for what your generation can "music".
I meant "what your generation calls "music". Sorry!
These videos offer a great opportunity to provide a prayer of remembrance and that eternal placement. Bless one, bless all.
RIP Cliff Burton 1962-1986 bassist for my most favorite band metallica.
So deeply heartbreaking to see how many took their own lives, Prayers for all their souls in all the videos you made, and Thank you for sharing, 💔❤️🙏✝️
looking at the many that died young, music must be a dangerous trade...
It is stressful... I am an 80's rocker/musician and so many artists I knew died from suicide and overdose... So sad:(
i dont know why im surprised. Irving Berlin wrote God Bless America and i dont know why im surprised a composer can sing...this is a wonderful homage you've put together
First off A Sincere &Huge THANK YOU for providing us with All these remarkable singers,band members etc.... So much wonderful history.My heart breaks by how much cancer,heart attacks,strokes,many caused from drug abuse or alcohol,the suicides,or plane crashes,murder even.Such a huge tragedy to lose so many so young.Only a few lived in their 90's or late 80's.God sure has a great selection of musicians & singers to play in his choir.I hope they all are resting peacefully in heaven.🕊️💜🙏God Bless them all& for the wonderful person that put this together.I greatly enjoyed it Thank you with ALL my heart❤️👌💙🙌💙👏💙😘💙🤗💙🙌
Well you know your musos, especially when the Echo and the Bunny men on the list. Thumbs up
Amazing amount of work has gone into research and compiling these videos.Thank you😊
Thanks for the music, all of you. :) RIP. Condolences to your families, friends, and fans.
Maybe a few were occasionally omitted, but otherwise a painstaking, well researched compilation on a sad, tragic subject. Some may say morbid, but is it? It's more like a roll of honor. Unfortunately, it will have to be continuously, forever updated.
Thank you for the gigantic masterpiece. It's so good to remember all of them 💕 and you made it so enjoyable. ❣❣❣❤
Feels like swinging from ancient history to current life. Very nice trip! Thank you very much.
RIP Tommy Keifer 1952-1986 guitarist for Krokus
One of my favorite guitarists
If you are generally concerned that I missed an artist you like, fine, but if you just saw someone on a list and never heard of them before and just want to say I missed someone...let it go.
Phil Lynott( 1949-1986)
Great job. Love your channel
Sure enjoying these back in times Greats, what an ERA!
Запомни наши имена...❤🕯Спасибо что Вы были 🎸🎤🔥🙏🌹🌺🥀🌷⚘
I didnt know Phil Lynott died so young
Another great video.
Thank you for adding Andy Gibb to the list. I love 💝 listening to him and his music.❤ R.I.P to all the artists who passed away within this decade. 🕊️🕊️🙏
I wish that he was never ever had been introduced to cocaine. Andy Gibb would've been a bigger star like his brothers.
@@justanadams9430 But how did Andy get introduced to cocaine?
The industry, people that he hung around. Its so sad because he was so sweet, and a good person, and good looking and talented, if he would hae lived he could have become the 4th Bee Gee. @@laurapritchard1617
thanks for including nico there
So tragic and sad so many went young.
Danny Kaye was one of the first artists I had on record - Tubby Tuba, Ugly Duckling, King with no clothes and another I can't remember. It was my dads and unfortunately got chipped/lost.
McKinley Mitchell Died January 26th, 1986 cause of death: Heart Attack. Age: 51
Just added him to the people I missed.. One day I will get on that video.... He sounds great....can't believe I missed him...it happens :)
@@HappyPsychoBunny1 play The Complete Malaco Collection by McKinley Mitchell.
Andy Gibb Died March 10 1988 Age 30 Inflammation of the Heart From Cociane Abuse
Yes...here 12:37
Makes me realise life can be short and every day's a blessing so be kind, loving and respectful to others because none of us know when our earthly life will be over so make the best of every day ❤ 🇬🇧💕
Alot of the great work is greatly apericated although sad subjects but a job well done
Thank you again
7:43, the great Buddy Rich my favourite drummer
Surprised, Dean Reed made the list, since he choose to live in East-Germany and died there.
I LOVE U 4 doing this "HAPPYPSYCHIBUNNY!!"
🙏🏾🕊
11:17 you forgot to list The Manhattans original lead singer, George “Smitty” Smith who died from a brain hemorrhage on December 16, 1970. He died 2 days before his 31st birthday.
@Duchess The singer that is singing this song is Gerald Alston (who hasn't died). "Kiss and Say Goodbye" didn't come out until 1976, so it was not the original lead singer singing this song in the video. Plus if you look it up it will tell you that the singer was Gerald Alston.
@@HappyPsychoBunny1 Yes, I realize that’s Gerald Alston in the video. My point is that since you listed all the deceased Manhattan members, it would have been nice to see Smitty at least mentioned even if a “not shown here” tagline was attached. Smitty can be seen here tho:
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@@LadyDuchess There wasn't a lot of room and since he wasn't in the video I didn't...but I see what your saying :) I just added him to my Musicians missed list to be put in a video of people I missed along the way. Thanks
@@HappyPsychoBunny1 Cool. I enjoy your videos and this is a pretty big undertaking seeing as you try to pay respects to everyone in multiple genres. Great work 👏🏾
Irving Berlin God Bless Him🌹101
Some of these songs were plain silly. Fun. Thanks.
A lot of I folks are missed.
Alcohol is a liquid to stay away from.
Liberace!
Classic Songs ALL 🇺🇲 💯 ❤
Thank you for remembering David Byron of Uriah Heep. What an incredible talent.
David's in the 2nd part of the series
23:17 that's a good age
Right? That guy was a legend... He Wrote "God Bless America" and hundreds of other songs.
@@HappyPsychoBunny1 He also wrote 'White Christmas'.
Thank you.
12:55 Dave 🥲
What’s the billy rancher song called?
I think it's called "Just Say Yes", but I'm not completely sure as I can't really find the title anywhere...
Wow!...Seems Bassists don't fare to well!
You have found such great footage to remember these musicians. For this period, I would include Elizabeth Cotten (died 29 June 1987).
Also Roy Buchanan (died August 14, 1988) and Dalida (Died May 3, 1987)
Rip to the GOAT Phil Lynott
1949 - 1986
The oldest guy Irving Berlin age: 101
What’s the Benny Goodman song called
"One O'Clock Jump"
@@HappyPsychoBunny1 I don’t think so
@@HappyPsychoBunny1 are you sure? I can’t hear it
@@roccimo Strange....I still have the original youtube upload and it is titled One O'Clock Jump...I can't find the same upload anymore on You tube though...probably taken down.
@@roccimo Actually I listened to the whole thing and it is One O'clock Jump, but it is quite improvised and changed...The solo is on the fly.... I could send you the org somehow maybe...
What's the video with Handsome Ned?
Tragic
Б. В.
Wait, Lucille Ball was older than Desi?
Yup
Yep.. she liked em younger nothing wrong with that. if they are over 18.
( Richie Valens. Seventeen.
Geeziz. Seventeen. )
Thank you for this compilation of incredible talent, gone far too young, too soon.
NJ moo
Hard to believe isnt it?? My son is 18 and he is my baby I cant imagine his mothers pain.