Obituaries

JBL 4430?

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A sad end for a remarkable character.

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Bit of a legend round these parts.
RiP Johnny.

RIP Siegfried Linkwitz, aged 82.
Best known for the Linkwitz-Riley active filter and loudspeaker designs.
http://www.linkwitzlab.com/

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:frowning_face: A very, very impressive guy. He’ll be missed.

VB

Yes top bloke. RIP

“Do you mind if I smoke?”

RIP Fenella Feilding

Another boyhood fantasy gone, ah well…

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That voice. Hubahuba!

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Sad news…

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What a shame.

Saw him play many times, he was very, very good.

I met him a couple of times in the 90’s, I believe he was on benefits at the time. I think he was also quite fond of the sauce…
A fantastic player in his time, an Ipswich legend. :slightly_frowning_face:

Goodbye Chas :frowning_face:

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Sad news. I quite liked their music.

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So sad. They were good. I only saw them once at the Newcastle City Hall supporting Lindesfarne at their Christmas concert.

There is a reason their concerts were invariably sold out

We saw them at Glastonbury one year in a big marquee. They had a couple a couple of thousand people crammed in. I can still remember the crowd singing along to Snooker Loopy :joy:

They brought joy.

You poor bugger. Went once (to appease wife no.1) and I can honestly say it was the most overrated concert I’ve ever seen.

(It’s Lindisfarne btw :wink:)

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Well, I loved the concerts, went to a few of them when I lived in the West End and still listen to the albums now, even if my spelling is crap :sweat_smile:

It was the atmosphere that made it, and the City Hall was a great venue.

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