Dropping Like Flies

[Yada]

Jeff LaBar

[sweetcell]

Andy Fordham

Andy Fordham, world champion darts player who drank bottles of lager before competing and claimed not to practise
His appearance and mullet hairstyle earned him his nickname, ‘The Viking’, a moniker which belied a self-effacing and gentle nature
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/obituaries/2021/07/15/andy-fordham-world-champion-darts-player-drank-bottles-lager/

a true legend

[sweetcell]

Jeff LaBar

Cinderella Guitarist Jeff LaBar Dead at 58
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/cinderella-guitarist-jeff-labar-dead-obituary-1197576/

[Yada]

Biz Markie

[Justin Tonation]

William Regnery II, Reclusive Millionaire Who Financed American Fascists, Dead At 80

[sweetcell]

Jeff LaBar

Cinderella Guitarist Jeff LaBar Dead at 58
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/cinderella-guitarist-jeff-labar-dead-obituary-1197576/

Gary Corbett Dies: 2nd Member of Cinderella to Pass on Same Day

[kosmo vinyl]

Robert Steinhardt, Kansas frontman and violinist, dies at 71

[Starsky]

He was also in Cinderella at one point…

[grateful]

Robert Steinhardt, Kansas frontman and violinist, dies at 71

Oh man! This brings back memories of their show at DAR on their Power tour. I won tickets from a local AOR station, and my seats were on the stage. We had backstage passes, and were given Power flashlights and a cue to be part of the light show. The internet claims that Night Ranger opened the show, but I have no recollection of that.

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Robert Steinhardt, Kansas frontman and violinist, dies at 71

I'm no Kansas historian, but I did look this up. He was the violinist from 1976-1982, then again from 1997-2006.

Steve Walsh was the lead singer from 1967-2014, when he retired and was replaced by some other dude.

No disrespect meant to the dead guy, but I'd argue Steve Walsh was the frontman,

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Robert Steinhardt, Kansas frontman and violinist, dies at 71

I'm no Kansas historian, but I did look this up. He was the violinist from 1976-1982, then again from 1997-2006.

Steve Walsh was the lead singer from 1967-2014, when he retired and was replaced by some other dude.

No disrespect meant to the dead guy, but I'd argue Steve Walsh was the frontman,

His lead vocals provided a contrast to the high tenor of singer Steve Walsh. The two often sang in harmony, with Steinhardt taking the lower voice

[Julian, Bespoke SEXPERT]

Robert Steinhardt, Kansas frontman and violinist, dies at 71

I'm no Kansas historian, but I did look this up. He was the violinist from 1976-1982, then again from 1997-2006.

Steve Walsh was the lead singer from 1967-2014, when he retired and was replaced by some other dude.

No disrespect meant to the dead guy, but I'd argue Steve Walsh was the frontman,

His lead vocals provided a contrast to the high tenor of singer Steve Walsh. The two often sang in harmony, with Steinhardt taking the lower voice

Yes, I, too, can copy and paste Wikipedia.

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Robert Steinhardt, Kansas frontman and violinist, dies at 71

I'm no Kansas historian, but I did look this up. He was the violinist from 1976-1982, then again from 1997-2006.

Steve Walsh was the lead singer from 1967-2014, when he retired and was replaced by some other dude.

No disrespect meant to the dead guy, but I'd argue Steve Walsh was the frontman,

His lead vocals provided a contrast to the high tenor of singer Steve Walsh. The two often sang in harmony, with Steinhardt taking the lower voice

Yes, I, too, can copy and paste Wikipedia.

but I did it first and honestly, this was new info to me
next time I'll be sure to change some of the words so it doesn't come up on your 'catch a plagiarist' software

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Robert Steinhardt, Kansas frontman and violinist, dies at 71

I'm no Kansas historian, but I did look this up. He was the violinist from 1976-1982, then again from 1997-2006.

Steve Walsh was the lead singer from 1967-2014, when he retired and was replaced by some other dude.

No disrespect meant to the dead guy, but I'd argue Steve Walsh was the frontman,

His lead vocals provided a contrast to the high tenor of singer Steve Walsh. The two often sang in harmony, with Steinhardt taking the lower voice

Correction, Walsh was the singer starting in 1976, not 1967. Did they play a holograph of Stenhardt during the 23 years Walsh was singing and Steinhardt was MIA?

[grateful]

I'm really beginning to think the board needs a Kansas historian.