Who were you favorite '80s bands or solo artists??? Did you see any of the musicians in our tribute video play live??? If so, please drop a comment below!
Such a huge shame and sad 😔 loss of some of the most brilliant 👏 unforgettable singers..jermaine Stewart was one of my favorites along side meatloaf..May they all rest in ✌peace
The Cars are one of my favorite 80's bands. Sadly both lead singers have passed. Ric Ocasek was mentioned at the beginning of the video but not Benjamin Orr who passed October 4, 2000 at age 53 due to pancreatic cancer. It's sad that we have lost so many great musicians. Thanks for the video.
I,ll miss the petshop boys if anything happened to them ..especially Chris ❤ him too bits ..it,ll break my break my heart if anything happens too him..bless him the music 🌎 will die without 💔 the petshop boys .
Excellent video, and it is so sad that some musicians lived such a short life, such as Katen Carpenter. A voice of an angel lost to this earth prematurely.
Sad we've lost so many from the best decade of music. 🕊️🙏❤️ Thank you for this upload 😊 Did I miss George Michael and Tom Petty? Sadly, you could probably do a part two.
I enjoyed seeing INXS, A real treat onstage, nothing better than they sounded just like the recording. Ziggy Marley and the MELONDY Makers opened up for them. I miss Michael Hutchence he is sorrily missed.
I was in love with George Harrison. he was my favorite Beatle. I had just Graduated from High school in 73 when he made the song my sweet Lord, and I have the Original movie Grease and went to Flash dance back in 84 .and I have the Original movie Hair Spary w Rikki Lake and the singer Ric Ossark. Love the song Drive, 😊
That was very interesting, thank you. Quite a few died young, but it’s better than slowly falling to pieces, like what is happening to me. Enjoy your youth, don’t fear death. RIP to all of them.
Miss these singers and groups. They don't make music like they used to. Some people they are playing now on the radio can't sing worth a damn. Bring back the music from the eighties
OMG, you're so right. I think I only noticed the one Bee Gee's twin as well. Plus Andy Gibb so, they missed 2 Gibb's brothers. And, no Ben Orr from the Cars.
So many more have also passed away,they weren't mentioned here,but all of these great singers and musicians left us all with their music that we can enjoy until we to have left this life🌹
Didn’t realize I saw that many 80s artists live that passed away ! Saw I huge chunk out of this list … hard to say who where my greatest… but afew that immediately come to mind are Bowie , Peart , Cocker and Prince
I saw Olivia Newton John, Laura Branigan, Karen Carpenter and Irene Cara. Olivia was my all time favorite female singer. Her death has devastated me. Laura was also a rough blow.
Prince was my favourite of the stars shown . I saw him perform live and he was out of this world . He was both a great singer and musician, he must have played half a dozen instruments on stage and all to perfection . The world lost one of its greatest artists the day he passed , he was a musical genius
❤😢remembering never forgetting the joy you have all brought into my life thank you ladies and gentlemen for the music you have brought into my life 😊🎉🎉
I was able to experience David Bowie live in Berlin in 1978. The Beach Boys in Florida in 1970. Gary Moore in the early nineties. The Queen Aretha Franklin also in the nineties together with the lead singer of the Temptations Levi Stubbs. That was unreasonable.
Cliff Burton is my favorite musician ever. Randy Rhoads is another 80s rocker who passed away, small plane crash, 1982 i believe. I saw Randy Castillo play live, he's since passed away, Cancer not sure of the date. Both Randy's played with Ozzy
A lot of them were allready 70"s ( Bowie, Meatloaf) or 60 -ies (Harrisson) but the one I miss overhere is the artist behind the topselling album Thriller ( 1982) wit SEVEN singles on it ! All people, artists or not, will be missed when they are not anymore among us
I saw David Bowie live here in NZ in the early 1980s and Gary Moore in England in the late 80s. They would have to be my absolute favourites. Rip to all included.
RIP. They were all great in their own way. That’s back when concerts were affordable and tickets were easy to get. I saw many of them: David Bowie ( twice ), Van Halen ( twice ), the Cars, Robert Palmer, George Michael ( with Wham ), the Pointer Sisters, Def Leppard, INXS, Rush ( three times ) and one of the best performances that featured Grover Washington Jr, Withers and Van Dross. All these musicians were extremely talented and it’s very sad that they’re gone
Awesome video. Anything 80's rocks anyway but loved this. You definitely need a part 2 because Jan Kuehnemund from Vixen isn't on here. She died of cancer in 2013. And I can't remember I did see Prince but what about Michael Jackson was he in this?
My favourite is Jani Lane. I never get to see him perform live because he died when I was just a little girl. Same with my friend, her favourite is Eddie Van Halen but he died too when we just started high school even though my friend started earlier before he passed away. Thanks for uploading the video! 🙏🤘🎶🕊👼
I was fortunate enough to have seen the great Eddie Van Halen in 1984, 1995 & 2015. I saw the great singer Brad Delp with Boston in 1995. You left out Tom Petty who I saw live many times.
Everyone rest easy, thank you all for entertain us and for your lagacy, gone and you will all painfully missed but never forgotten! See you around, someday! 🌹💫
Edward Van Halen was such an innovator and inventor and in alot of ways the greatest musician in the past 100 years .... He plays about 10 instruments professionally and is self taught on most of them .... Watch him play the Cello!! Just incredible!!
My favorite 80s Band is INXS and I love Michael Hutchence very much. But I have never seen them live…..David Bowie is the only one of them all, which I had seen live
I feel very blessed to have seen Luther perform. His voice was something special. And Prince is still the best concert I have ever seen. But I'm an 80s rocker girl. I was glad to see Steve Clark. I was lucky enough to meet both Eddie and Cliff. Both extremely sweet. My heart still breaks over Jani. I was lucky enough to spend time with him away from the band. He was very special to me. You also forgot Robin Crosby from Ratt, Eric Carr from Kiss, both Kevin Debrow and Fankie Banili from Quite Riot, Ronnie James Dio, and Malcome Young of ACDC. Jeff LeBar from Cinderella was another that just broke my heart. I was in the Monsters of Rock cruise, and thetime I heard him call my name, I was beyond thrilled.
Not moment goes by I don't think of Eddie Van Halen. I seen Van Halen in concert 10 times in every incarnation of the band & Eddie never disappointed. He was the greatest rock guitarist, in my opinion, of all time. His influence on music & the innovative way he played the guitar will be felt for years to come.
I want to add: Criss Oliva of Savatage (killed by a drunk driver at the age of 30!) Ronnie James Dio Peter Steele Chris Cornell Dimebag Darrell Bon Scott It's so sad they are not among us anymore. RIP Legends, you will be dearly missed
Sadly I wish I could have seen most of these talented performers that all made their marks on my life one way or another but one you didn’t show and I wish I would have known about him sooner was the very talented James Ingram who’s strong voice and videos could bring me to tears and also Robin and Andy Gibb. All taken way too soon 😢
I remember the 6:49 Joe Cocker...Leon Russell arranged ...Mad Dogs and aEnglishman tour...the stage had sofas and floor lamps...and toddlers and dogs roaming around...
I had Andy and the beegees plastered all over my wall when I was younger absolutely loved em shame there's only Barry left ..but the way Andy Maurice and Robin died is so 💔 😢 sadly missed 😢
Buena recopilación, George Harrison, Bowie,Maurice,Aretha,Donna,Irene,Olivia,Prince,Brad Delph y obvio todos,que pesar 😔, aunque no los conozco a todos pero d todos modos da nostalgia y mucha,creí k iba a estar Robbin Gibb,George Michael,Tonny Lewis (The Outdield)si mal no requerdo murió despuesito d la famosa pandemia, pero tmbn entiendo k no se pueden todos,talvez en otro vídeo,mil gracias por este resúmen
I saw REO Speedwagon, Bee Gees, Meat Loaf, Donna Summer (×2), Pointer Sisters (×4) and my favorite singer Olivia Newton-John (×5) perform live. I didn't see Prince live but met him once, and was very gracious to autograph something for me.
Most died way too young. Wealth no cure for the 'rock n roll' lifestyle. Live fast, die young. Live slow and hug ya grandkids. Ain't dat the sad truth. Flaxen Saxon.
If you actually grew up in a cool place in the 80's like Los Angeles you would wonder who these people are while being confused they forgot Joey Ramone, Johney Thunders, Derby Crash, Dave Alexander, Joe Strummer, Terry Hall and Wendy O Williams.
Hi Allison, it's usually when the family don't reveal the cause to the general public. Thanks for watching and commenting as always, it's much appreciated!
I also saw one of the greatest drummers ever Neil Peart of RUSH. (Tom Sawyer/Time Stand Still) Some others you missed Michael Jackson John Lennon (Nobody Told Me) Jeff Beck (People Get Ready) Anita Pointer of Pointer Sisters (Automatic/He's So Shy) Eddie Money (Take Me Home Tonight) Gregg Allman (I'm No Angel) Whitney Houston Pete Burns of Dead Or Alive (You Spin Me Round Like A Record) Antoine Lundy of Force MD's (Tender Love) Frank Zappa (Valley Girl) Roger Troutman (I Wanna Be Your Man) David Crosby of CSN (Wasted On The Way) Andy Gibb (Time Is Time)
Who were you favorite '80s bands or solo artists???
Did you see any of the musicians in our tribute video play live???
If so, please drop a comment below!
David Bowie and Olivia Newton-John.
INXS
Such a huge shame and sad 😔 loss of some of the most brilliant 👏 unforgettable singers..jermaine Stewart was one of my favorites along side meatloaf..May they all rest in ✌peace
@@melaniemason4049 Was Rick James (1948-2004) also your favourite? 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪❤️❤️❤️😀😀😀
George Michael!
The Cars are one of my favorite 80's bands. Sadly both lead singers have passed. Ric Ocasek was mentioned at the beginning of the video but not Benjamin Orr who passed October 4, 2000 at age 53 due to pancreatic cancer. It's sad that we have lost so many great musicians. Thanks for the video.
They were and are deep seated in my heart. From an ex French teen...
And it's nit picking by me, but Drive was an Orr song... RIP to both.
Thank You for remembering Steve Clark. I will NEVER forget himm
I,ll miss the petshop boys if anything happened to them ..especially Chris ❤ him too bits ..it,ll break my break my heart if anything happens too him..bless him the music 🌎 will die without 💔 the petshop boys
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Excellent video, and it is so sad that some musicians lived such a short life, such as Katen Carpenter. A voice of an angel lost to this earth prematurely.
Think u mean Karen carpenter..not..Karen.. happy new year
@Melanie Mason I do indeed. It was a typo, and ironically, you made one correcting mine, plus 'Carpenter' comes with a capital 'C'!
@@Apollo949 so it does ..Now u,ve corrected me hope u had a great Christmas 🎄 and New year
Unfortunately she literally starved herself to death.
Sad we've lost so many from the best decade of music. 🕊️🙏❤️
Thank you for this upload 😊 Did I miss George Michael and Tom Petty? Sadly, you could probably do a part two.
I would give 2 👍if I could. The 80s were a great decade. Times were more simple and fun. Thank you
I enjoyed seeing INXS, A real treat onstage, nothing better than they sounded just like the recording. Ziggy Marley and the MELONDY Makers opened up for them. I miss Michael Hutchence he is sorrily missed.
I was in love with George Harrison. he was my favorite Beatle. I had just Graduated from High school in 73 when he made the song my sweet Lord, and I have the Original movie Grease and went to Flash dance back in 84 .and I have the Original movie Hair Spary w Rikki Lake and the singer Ric Ossark. Love the song Drive, 😊
I was hesitant to click on this because the 80’s was one of my happiest times in my life and music was a big part of it. It all went by so fast.
It's hard to think how many of my music heroes have left us but what a great legacy they leave us.
That was very interesting, thank you. Quite a few died young, but it’s better than slowly falling to pieces, like what is happening to me. Enjoy your youth, don’t fear death. RIP to all of them.
Miss these singers and groups. They don't make music like they used to. Some people they are playing now on the radio can't sing worth a damn. Bring back the music from the eighties
Missed Eric Carr from KISS. Fantastic drummer.
Michael Jackson, Tom Petty, but literally heaps you missed. Should do a part two.
Jeff and Mike Porcaro of Toto
OMG, you're so right. I think I only noticed the one Bee Gee's twin as well. Plus Andy Gibb so, they missed 2 Gibb's brothers. And, no Ben Orr from the Cars.
Love, luv,LOVED '80s music! Still do! RIP to those we have lost, especially EVH, Michael Hutchence. 👍🙏💓🤗✌️
New subscriber. Wonderful upload! THANK YOU! 🤗✌️
So many more have also passed away,they weren't mentioned here,but all of these great singers and musicians left us all with their music that we can enjoy until we to have left this life🌹
Didn’t realize I saw that many 80s artists live that passed away ! Saw I huge chunk out of this list … hard to say who where my greatest… but afew that immediately come to mind are Bowie , Peart , Cocker and Prince
grandes genios de la musica
I'm a big fan of 80s music. Many of them I never knew past away. Thanks , Love this video. May they all Rest In Peace.
The Same Here!😢😿🙏
I saw Olivia Newton John, Laura Branigan, Karen Carpenter and Irene Cara. Olivia was my all time favorite female singer. Her death has devastated me. Laura was also a rough blow.
LAURA BRANNIGAN RIP 😢🕊
Prince was my favourite of the stars shown . I saw him perform live and he was out of this world . He was both a great singer and musician, he must have played half a dozen instruments on stage and all to perfection . The world lost one of its greatest artists the day he passed , he was a musical genius
Loved purple 🌂 rain
@@melaniemason4049 🌂☂️☔️🌦🌧😊
Great video just showing these talented musicians/singers, and leaving us time to read captions, that some others don't!.............
Love that background music...👍👍👍RIP to those artist that shaped my musical taste...Missed the 80's..😭😭😭😭
R. I.P. Professor. You are missed.
Thanks For Sharing!
Sad that we lost so many artists they were all incredible we'll be missed
Rest in peace to all. So many died from cancer. May they be rocking in heaven.
❤😢remembering never forgetting the joy you have all brought into my life thank you ladies and gentlemen for the music you have brought into my life 😊🎉🎉
I was lucky enough to have seen Edward Van Halen play live 8 times from 1984-2007. RIP EVH 😔
80s BEST decade EVER those we lost from that decade will be sadly missed including Michael Jackson Whitney Houston George Michael 😢 💔
You got his name correct. Everybody calls him Eddie.
@@gogoyubari366 HIS EX-WIFE VALERIE BERTININLLI ALWAYS CALLED HIM EDDIE AND SO DID FRIENDS AND HIS FANS!
Robert palmer, so much soul.he did a remake of Marvin Gaye Mercy me and addicted to love ❤. and I know you have David Bowie .such Great singers.
I was able to experience David Bowie live in Berlin in 1978. The Beach Boys in Florida in 1970. Gary Moore in the early nineties. The Queen Aretha Franklin also in the nineties together with the lead singer of the Temptations Levi Stubbs. That was unreasonable.
Got to compile another listing of singers & musicians that sadly passed away but were part of the 80s music scene.😞 ❤️
Cliff Burton is my favorite musician ever. Randy Rhoads is another 80s rocker who passed away, small plane crash, 1982 i believe. I saw Randy Castillo play live, he's since passed away, Cancer not sure of the date. Both Randy's played with Ozzy
Well, I didn’t know that some of them had died - thank you! 💐🌹
I saw Irene Cara years ago, she was part of a concert called“what a feeling” with various other artists, blew me away, such a talented lady.x
I can't freakin' believe that the voice of The Eye of the Tiger is gone! 😢
Some of my favorites!! Eddie Van Halen, David Bowie, Rick from the cars, Olivia, Donna summer. Miss those days
I was a teenager in the Eighties so I miss every last one of 'em !
A lot of them were allready 70"s ( Bowie, Meatloaf) or 60 -ies (Harrisson) but the one I miss overhere is the artist behind the topselling album Thriller ( 1982) wit SEVEN singles on it ! All people, artists or not, will be missed when they are not anymore among us
MICHAEL JACKSON 😢!
I'm shocked at a couple of the artists. Just shows it can happen to anyone, live your best life.
I saw INXS a couple of times in early 80s at pub gigs when their first album was released. Awesome band Michael had stage presence
So many legends here. RIP
I saw David Bowie live here in NZ in the early 1980s and Gary Moore in England in the late 80s. They would have to be my absolute favourites. Rip to all included.
Thanks For Sharing This Info With Us!😊
Irene and ONJ will always be the hardest to accept.
Irene was a major-league shocker, especially being 10 years younger.
RIP. They were all great in their own way. That’s back when concerts were affordable and tickets were easy to get. I saw many of them: David Bowie ( twice ), Van Halen ( twice ), the Cars, Robert Palmer, George Michael ( with Wham ), the Pointer Sisters, Def Leppard, INXS, Rush ( three times ) and one of the best performances that featured Grover Washington Jr, Withers and Van Dross. All these musicians were extremely talented and it’s very sad that they’re gone
Awesome video. Anything 80's rocks anyway but loved this. You definitely need a part 2 because Jan Kuehnemund from Vixen isn't on here. She died of cancer in 2013. And I can't remember I did see Prince but what about Michael Jackson was he in this?
My favourite is Jani Lane. I never get to see him perform live because he died when I was just a little girl. Same with my friend, her favourite is Eddie Van Halen but he died too when we just started high school even though my friend started earlier before he passed away. Thanks for uploading the video! 🙏🤘🎶🕊👼
I had the privilege of seeing Def Leppard in 1983. Steaming’ Steve Clark was rockin’ and Rick Allen still had both his arms. Best concert ever!!!
W/ Billy Squier?
@ No, Krokus
I was fortunate enough to have seen the great Eddie Van Halen in 1984, 1995 & 2015. I saw the great singer Brad Delp with Boston in 1995. You left out Tom Petty who I saw live many times.
Thanks for your hard work you put into this video
Eddie Money, Stuart Adamson (Big Country), Cliff Burton (Metallica)
My favorite Jimi Jamison of Survivor. Loved his beautiful voice!!
Everyone rest easy, thank you all for entertain us and for your lagacy, gone and you will all painfully missed but never forgotten! See you around, someday! 🌹💫
Edward Van Halen was such an innovator and inventor and in alot of ways the greatest musician in the past 100 years .... He plays about 10 instruments professionally and is self taught on most of them .... Watch him play the Cello!! Just incredible!!
You deserve an A+... really seen as a conceited vain hard rocker in France as far as I can remember. Those stupid rumours. I loved him
"the greatest musician in the past 100 years" lol. Sorry, not anywhere close.
20 to 30 years at the most and then they're gone, but their music lives on...
My favorite 80s Band is INXS and I love Michael Hutchence very much. But I have never seen them live…..David Bowie is the only one of them all, which I had seen live
I feel very blessed to have seen Luther perform. His voice was something special. And Prince is still the best concert I have ever seen.
But I'm an 80s rocker girl. I was glad to see Steve Clark. I was lucky enough to meet both Eddie and Cliff. Both extremely sweet. My heart still breaks over Jani. I was lucky enough to spend time with him away from the band. He was very special to me.
You also forgot Robin Crosby from Ratt, Eric Carr from Kiss, both Kevin Debrow and Fankie Banili from Quite Riot, Ronnie James Dio, and Malcome Young of ACDC. Jeff LeBar from Cinderella was another that just broke my heart. I was in the Monsters of Rock cruise, and thetime I heard him call my name, I was beyond thrilled.
Not moment goes by I don't think of Eddie Van Halen. I seen Van Halen in concert 10 times in every incarnation of the band & Eddie never disappointed. He was the greatest rock guitarist, in my opinion, of all time. His influence on music & the innovative way he played the guitar will be felt for years to come.
I want to add:
Criss Oliva of Savatage (killed by a drunk driver at the age of 30!)
Ronnie James Dio
Peter Steele
Chris Cornell
Dimebag Darrell
Bon Scott
It's so sad they are not among us anymore. RIP Legends, you will be dearly missed
You missed Ray Gillen
@@stonecold9132 I guess I missed many but I picked only those I listen to
My TOP fav artist who I’ll 4EVER love, miss (feel like his passing was just yesterday) &NEVER go w/ out his music is Glenn Frey❤️🦅🌟🎶🎸🎤😢🌈💐RIP
The death of Neil Peart still hits pretty hard. Such an amazing talent. Really miss seeing him perform live.🥁
Il ne faut pas les oublier, ils nous ont donné de bons moments dans notre vie
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Mark Hollis, singer song writer of Talk Talk, who passed away in 2019 at 64.
BOBBY DARIN RIP 1936-1973 🕊😢🙏FROM THE 1950S!1960S AND 1970S!
MUY INTERESANTE👍🏻TU INFORME, A LA MAYORIA LOS CONOCIA, Y NO SABIA QUE HABIAN FALLECIDO
Q.E.P.D.🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 TODOS ELLOS !!!
Sadly I wish I could have seen most of these talented performers that all made their marks on my life one way or another but one you didn’t show and I wish I would have known about him sooner was the very talented James Ingram who’s strong voice and videos could bring me to tears and also Robin and Andy Gibb. All taken way too soon 😢
I was lucky enough to see Joe Cocker, Men at work and Chrissy Amphlet. ❤
ELVIS PRESLEY RIP 1935-1977😩😔😟 😢😭🕊🙏THE KING 👑 OF ROCKN'ROLL!😊
Err, was he around in the 80’s?!
Prince, to me, was just the best ever. Saw 10 of his concerts and should have gone to way more.
WOW REALLY!?😃
PRINCE 🤴 ROGERSNELSON RIP 1958-2016 🕊😢😭🙏😒😟😔😩
It's scary how young some of these singers were when they died.
I remember the 6:49 Joe Cocker...Leon Russell arranged ...Mad Dogs and aEnglishman tour...the stage had sofas and floor lamps...and toddlers and dogs roaming around...
Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Robin Gibb, Andy Gibb, Freddie Mercury, John Lennon
I had Andy and the beegees plastered all over my wall when I was younger absolutely loved em shame there's only Barry left ..but the way Andy Maurice and Robin died is so 💔 😢 sadly missed 😢
Buena recopilación, George Harrison, Bowie,Maurice,Aretha,Donna,Irene,Olivia,Prince,Brad Delph y obvio todos,que pesar 😔, aunque no los conozco a todos pero d todos modos da nostalgia y mucha,creí k iba a estar Robbin Gibb,George Michael,Tonny Lewis (The Outdield)si mal no requerdo murió despuesito d la famosa pandemia, pero tmbn entiendo k no se pueden todos,talvez en otro vídeo,mil gracias por este resúmen
I saw REO Speedwagon, Bee Gees, Meat Loaf, Donna Summer (×2), Pointer Sisters (×4) and my favorite singer Olivia Newton-John (×5) perform live. I didn't see Prince live but met him once, and was very gracious to autograph something for me.
They will all be missed RIP
Kirsty Maccoll also wrote "They Don't Know About Us" which became a hit for Tracey Ullman and is a terrific song and video.
I saw Laura Brannigan at the fox theater in Atlanta Georgia in the late eighties what a performance
Didn't have the chance to See Falco live ... He wasn't in Austria the time I came to Vienna to live here 😢
Wow most of them passed in their 50s. I guess stardom takes a toll on the body.
Boston sang the song more than a felling, 😊and Ric Ossak was in the original movie Hair spray with Ricki lake and Michelle Phifer ..😊
How could you omit Dusty Hill of ZZ Top. The Eliminator album (1983) alone was a huge success in the ‘80’s.
So many have passed that this could be a two part or maybe three part list. Did I miss Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston?
Please do a part two. Add Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Robin Gibb, Andy Gibb and Freddie Mercury. 💗💖 R.I.P to all these people.
Yessss please.
I love this Group, Boston still the one.
Most died way too young. Wealth no cure for the 'rock n roll' lifestyle. Live fast, die young. Live slow and hug ya grandkids. Ain't dat the sad truth. Flaxen Saxon.
Def Leppard #1. I saw them 5x in the 80’s. Even after Rick Allen lost his arm.
If you actually grew up in a cool place in the 80's like Los Angeles you would wonder who these people are while being confused they forgot Joey Ramone, Johney Thunders, Derby Crash, Dave Alexander, Joe Strummer, Terry Hall and Wendy O Williams.
Some of these were also popular 60s and 70s musicians.
Where are Dead or Alive's Pete Burns and Steve Coy.
Can you do one from the 60s and 70s and 90s please
Glenn Frey , Miami Vivce and The front man for The Group The Eagles 🦅 Hotel California!.❤❤😊
Nice video you made!! That’s so sad that they died.🥺🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️
One question, what’s undisclosed mean??❤️❤️❤️
Hi Allison, it's usually when the family don't reveal the cause to the general public. Thanks for watching and commenting as always, it's much appreciated!
Not released to the public per family wishes. (I was a medical examiner and Forensic Pathologist)
@@NostalgiaHit you’re welcome 😇 ❤️❤️
Laura Brannigan i saw her live show when she came to Singapore in 1988
Rip everyone❤
i seen meatloaf at whitley bay ice rink in northeast uk in the late 80s or early 90s it was a great show
Tristemente Gary Moore FALECEU,ADOOORO-O!!!!
Did I miss Eddie (Mahoney) Money?? ..."Take Me Home Tonight"
I also saw one of the greatest drummers ever Neil Peart of RUSH.
(Tom Sawyer/Time Stand Still)
Some others you missed
Michael Jackson
John Lennon (Nobody Told Me)
Jeff Beck (People Get Ready)
Anita Pointer of Pointer Sisters (Automatic/He's So Shy)
Eddie Money (Take Me Home Tonight)
Gregg Allman (I'm No Angel)
Whitney Houston
Pete Burns of Dead Or Alive (You Spin Me Round Like A Record)
Antoine Lundy of Force MD's (Tender Love)
Frank Zappa (Valley Girl)
Roger Troutman (I Wanna Be Your Man)
David Crosby of CSN (Wasted On The Way)
Andy Gibb (Time Is Time)
Robin Gibb, George Michael And Michael Jackson!
The who's who of the early MTV, clubs everywhere and radio 24/7.
Falto. Benjamín Orr de the cars