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Hank Mobley
posted on 06-27-2002 @ 8:36 PM      
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He was fucking awesome!!!!!! http://www.stoneponyonline.com/photos/entwistle/index.html

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posted on 06-27-2002 @ 8:40 PM      
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Who's John Entwistle?





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posted on 06-27-2002 @ 8:44 PM      
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quote:

Who's John Entwistle?
Yes.



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Froy
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posted on 06-27-2002 @ 8:47 PM      
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Registered: Feb. 01
FUCK! I loved the Ox. He was absolutely the greatest bassist ever to play. It's so sad, he was the quiet one, not the druggie.

I wonder what will happen of the tour now. I have tickets to the MSG show on July 31st.

LAS VEGAS (AP) - John Entwistle, the bassist for the rock band The Who, was found dead Thursday in his hotel room of an apparent heart attack. He was 57.

Entwistle, a founding member of the band, stood out because he played without emotion, a stark contrast to the antics of lead guitarist Pete Townshend and lead singer Roger Daltrey.

The group was scheduled to play at the Hard Rock Hotel-Casino on Friday, the first date of a three-month, nationwide tour. The Vegas show was canceled but the rest of the tour was undecided, said Beckye Levin of promoter Clear Channel Entertainment.

"I was told he passed away in his sleep last night," Levin said, breaking into sobs during a telephone interview.

Who manager Robert Rosenberg said he was "saddened and shocked."

There was "nothing suspicious" about Entwistle's death, Clark County fire spokesman Bob Leinbach said.

The group, founded in London in the early 1960s, was part of the British rock invasion and the voice of a new breed. Their concerts were literally explosive — a fusion of audacious acrobatics, martial precision and high octane rock 'n' roll that blew away audiences and left the stage and their instruments a smoldering wreck.

The group's albums included "My Generation," "Happy Jack," "The Who Sell Out," "On Tour: Magic Bus," "Live at Leeds," "Who's Next," "Meaty, Beaty, Big and Bouncy," "Quadrophenia," "Odds and Sods," "The Who by Numbers," "Who Are You," "The Kids Are Alright," "Face Dances," and "It's Hard."

They also made the groundbreaking rock opera film, "Tommy," starring Ann-Margret, in 1975.

The group's wild exploits were legendary. During a concert at the Rikki Tik Club in England in May 1966, Townshend smacked Entwistle in the head with his guitar; a year later, drummer Keith Moon, at the close of the band's performance on "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour," detonated a flash bomb that destroyed his drum set, stunned guests and damaged Townshend's ears.

Moon — the band's original drummer — lived life on the edge, right up until his untimely death in 1978 in his London apartment at age 31 from an overdose.

The remaining members of the band retired in 1982 after a concert in Toronto, but they reunited and had toured frequently in recent years. They gave a rousing performance at last year's "Concert for New York," which raised funds for the victims of the Sept. 11 attacks.

They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990.



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Hank Mobley
posted on 06-27-2002 @ 8:49 PM      
Hanger-On
Registered: Jun. 02
One of the greatest fucking bass players ever!

PeterDragon
posted on 06-27-2002 @ 8:54 PM      
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Registered: Jan. 01
(First of all, excuse the separate thread in Entertainment; I actually started it at 8:40 but was rudely interupted.)

As Froy said, he was "The Quiet One", but he had his issues (see Dr. Jimmy from "Quadraphenia", which was his "theme"). I wouldn't be surprised if he lived a hard 57 yrs.

The Who at it's best had an almost perfect complement of personalities.
They are probably my favorite band, although I avoided seeing them on their last few tours, dreading seeing aging rockers, but I was very impressed by their performance in the concert for NY.


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Turk408
posted on 06-27-2002 @ 8:56 PM      
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Registered: Feb. 01
This sux. May he Rest in Peace and be playing Baba O'Riley at the pearly gates.

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posted on 06-27-2002 @ 9:19 PM      
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Registered: Dec. 01
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posted on 06-27-2002 @ 9:20 PM      
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Registered: Feb. 01
I saw their Quadrophenia show, it was phenomenal. They may be aging, but they put on a hell of a performance.


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