Newsgroup: it.arti.musica.metal
Titolo: [RIP] Jeff Healey

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Si sapeva :-(
Come si sa che, fra i prossimi, ci sarà Mel Galley :-(
Daniele

 Come si sa che, fra i prossimi, ci sarą Mel Galley :-(
Usti..non lo sapevo. Tumore?
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 Usti..non lo sapevo. Tumore?
http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=135293663&blogID=356351327
A Wonderful Life
Category: Life
Hello Everyone.
Well, as some of you may already have read in the press or seen/heard
on other websites, the verdict from the doctors following a full MRI
scan is that my condition is terminal.  Rather than sit around feeling
sorry for myself I intend to make the most of the time I have left
with my family and friends. I am blessed with a fantastic wife and two
sons who I am very proud of.  For now I am just aiming to make my 60th
birthday in March.
I have enjoyed a great life, travelled the world having some amazing
experiences, met all sorts of people and played with some of the best
musicians there are.
Back in the late 60s when I first started playing in local bands I
never imagined how far I would go and the shows I would play.  I
seemed to tour non-stop with Glenn and Dave in Trapeze in the early
70s.  We supported The Kinks and The Moody Blues while still very
young men, had people like John Bonham come on and do encores with us,
and the likes of ZZ Top as our support act.   We loved to play live
and the fans seemed to love us, especially in the Southern States of
the USA - HELLO TEXAS!
Playing on the same bill as The Eagles and The Rolling Stones, with
Montrose opening, in front of 100,000 fans in Dallas in 1975 and
headlining the 1983 Monsters of Rock Festival while in Whitesnake are
two shows that I will treasure.  There have been so many highlights
that it's impossible to name them all.
The albums Trapeze recorded have, in my opinion, stood the test of
time very well indeed.  Each one has its own special moments and
writing and playing with each line-up was enjoyable, rewarding and
fun. Glenn still occasionally throws in a Trapeze song during his
shows and they sound as fresh as if written yesterday.  That tells me
how good they are.  The fact that he has always had one of the most
amazing voices you have ever heard helps too!  God Bless You Glenn.
Due to my arm injury my time in Whitesnake sadly only resulted in one
album.  Playing with those guys was a buzz and both line-ups I was
involved in contained tremendous musicians.  I'm sure John Sykes and I
could have written some great songs together.   It was so nice to meet
him again recently over 20 years later and to see him still playing
the same Gibson as back then.
Over the last 12 months, since the launch of my page and the Trapeze
page, I have regained my love for playing and taken real pleasure from
reading the comments and messages you have all left.  I have heard
from people I had lost touch with years ago.  It has been fantastic
and I thank you all.  I honestly didn't realise the amount of people
out there who still remember or have discovered my music.    I just
wish I could have had the chance to play the shows I had planned for
this year.
Thank you all so much for your love and support over the years.
You Are The Music - I was just in a band!
 Love Mel

 Usti..non lo sapevo. Tumore?
Trovato. merd...vol.2
Mi è sempre piaciuto Mel. Ottimo compositore. 
PErò quella tuta da meccanico nella vhs dei Whitesnake del '83 non gliela
perdono;-)
Formazione zoppa...lui meccanico, Colin Bomber un boscaiolo, Cozy un
marinaio, Moody un residuato di New Orleans, Jon Lord imperscrutabile,
Coverdale si sbatteva mica poco per tirare la baracca.
Direi che "Medusa" e "Slide it in" gli valgono un bell'applauso.
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 merd...
Oh, cazzarola, come mi spiace :(
Non sapevo fosse ammalato.
RIP
Fab