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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: menzies on June 06, 2019, 05:43:11 PM
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Dr. John has passed away at age 77. I lived in New Orleans for many years and saw him perform quite a few times.
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Oh , that Dr John :laugh: So long Mack , thanks for the music .
Dusty
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Great musician. Great ambassador of New Orleans.
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RIP, Dr. John.
Bob
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Rest in piece, thanks for the great music Mack.
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Major bummer, him and Leon in a week.
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RIP to the night tripper.
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Loved him. Geat to the end. Locked Down was fabulous.
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"Right Place, Wrong Time" was his biggest hit, but for me his best two songs were "Such a Night" and "I Walk on Gilded Splinters."
RIP, Mac.
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Jeez I nigh shat myself..
For a minute I thought you meant the real one..
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ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
at least I saw him play many many times.....
damn, the world just lost some groove.
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For a minute I thought you meant the real one..
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You know..
The dentist.
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The REAL Dr. John is the only one I know. I have a so-called retired Dentist/ neighbor. He donates nearly 30 hours every week, sometimes week ends to the disenfranchised. A few summers ago he spied my Daytona. Although I ride around here on Guzzi's and others the only one that grabbed his attention is the Daytona. He got a kick out of the history. His wife is from Philly. Go ahead on Dr. John. Thank you & good fortune. How is the restoration going? (ancient query). R3~
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Gris-Gris......Saw him with the Allman Bros in Ann Arbor ...long ago...
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All the old New Orleans musicians are checking out! This guy was the real deal...truly a music icon. Godspeed, Mac Rebbenack
I guess I’ll be singing “Iko Iko” all day today...
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Yea, I seem to have Mama Roo in my head now...
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:cry:
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When merely 16 I landed in his band as drummer. They were all older than little ole me, and all into stuff I was basically "frightened" of. I learned plenty! Mac & I remained in touch until bout a year ago when his health went south and we did get to visit a few times in recent years as his daughter lived near us. He was a colorful character & an early influence on my musical career. I wasn't with him long, as his band was pretty much changing personnel weekly back then. I expected this and will miss the old guy.
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Just jammin' on Dr. John's album "Mercenary" at the office. One of the bitches told me it was driving her crazy. :weiner:
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if he would have rode a bike, it would have been a Guzzi...probably an Eldorado. Good tunes, good vibe, good juju.
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I saw the Doctor at the new orleans jazz fest 2 or 3 years ago and he put on a great show
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They were both unique musicians...R.I.P. Dr. John and Leon... :cry: :sad:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAtZBE5XXFo
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Always makes me smile when I hear a Dr John tune...simple and soulful...yeah you right! such a night
the world is a better place because of Mac...dying's a part of life...God Speed Sir
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Saw the Good Doctor at the Blues Fest Tent within the Marin County Fair back in 1984. He sounded like a million bucks but health wise did not look so good. Years later I saw him perform again at the now defunct SF Blues Festival, he had lost a bunch of weight and had quite the spring in his step. Music was great as ever. Godspeed , Dr John.