Words are hard to come by today. We pay tribute via one of the most beautiful songs of David’s unparalleled career. Our deepest sympathies to his family, friends and musical collaborators.
Words are hard to come by today. We pay tribute via one of the most beautiful songs of David’s unparalleled career. Our deepest sympathies to his family, friends and musical collaborators.
I agree. Woke up, put on the radio half asleep, heard the news and hoped it’d been a bad dream. Unfortunately not. I’ve been close to tears and listening to him on 6 music all morning. He was my 1st ever concert when I was around 15. We’ve lost a genius and a legend (word used correctly for a change). Terribly sad.
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Thanks for that, Natalie. You do a far better job than me in summing up how we’re all feeling.
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We’re all poorer this morning.
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A fantastic song to pay tribute with. Indeed, the world has suddenly become a lot less interesting.
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Thanks. Now that the initial shock has worn off, there is this sudden feeling of: who do we turn to now? Who is going to keep surprising us in the ‘rock’ field? Scott Walker and Iggy are thankfully still with us – though neither can touch David for sheer versatility and vitality.
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I couldn’t believe my eyes yesterday morning when receiving the headline alert from the guardian. Felt sad all day
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Yes, an incredible shock so soon after the new album was released.
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In my YouTube exploration of the new videos, I stumbled across a sensational reworking of “the man show sold the world” with Reeves Gabrels and Gail (?) on bass, filmed during a possible Later with Jools. Amazing take on his own song. Might it been part of the TOY project
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Oh yes, that is a superb version, remember it well. Great Gail Ann Dorsey bassline and an amazing Reeves solo. I think it was released as part of a double A-side single around the time of the ‘Outside’ album. I will be heading to youtube now to check it out, sir…
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