Sagan had some absolutely cracking quotes.
âany port in a stormâ was my favourite (or was that Mark Twain)
That phrase predates Twain by about 100 years from what I can see!
I seem to recall a film of COTG released in Germany c.1970. Enjoyed by the chemically enhanced. I was down with the Gastarbeiter watching spaghetti westerns.
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Her story must not be forgotten.
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A bit niche perhaps but everyone will know his bass line on âWatching the Detectivesâ. Some great playing on lots of Graham Parker and the Rumour stuff also.
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Banshees original drummer,Kenny morris,68
One of rawks nice guys Rob Hirst, drummer with Midnight OilâŚ
Worked with him in the early 80s as one of his drum techs. He taught me so much.
Charming, driven, approachable. Truly lovely fella.
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Right at the very end you can see me run across the back of the stage to replace Robâs kick pedal.
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Iâve watched that concert more than once, the Oils were quite a force.
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Ralph towner at 85 âŚpassed away ..R I P .
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David Degens, 86.
A gent who will be well-known to afficionados of older British motorcycles.
He was a world-renowned motorcycle racer, repeat winner of the Barcelona 24 Hours, Thruxton Redex Trophy, Scarborough Gold Cup, Lord of Lydden and many, many other races and trophies.
Founder of Dresda, designer and builder of the most highly-prized Tritons and countless motorcycles for road and track, he was at work the day before he passed on 19th January. Featured on the âCafe Racersâ TV show and in countless magazine articles.
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Thatâs really fucked up my day. So fucking sad 
Sly & Robbie are always noted for their work with bigger names, but it was their own music I loved. A damned sad day 
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Yer not wrong. Iâm feeling very sad tonight
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