Who have you seen that's now dead?

[skewiff]

Wow way more than I thought.

Mick Ronson.
Rory G.
Stevie Marriott/Greg Ridley.
The Wilson Brothers.
Paul Kossoff.
Alex Harvey and his brother Les.
Ollie Halsall/Mike Patto.
Ronnie Laine.
Eddie Kendricks /David Ruffin/
Pete Hamm and the other Badfinger guy.
Philip Lynott
David Byron
Skynard sp.
Bill Haley./Rudy Pompelli
Bonham and Moon
Honeyman-Scot and Pete Farndon
Joe Strummer.
Alan Hull.
AWB drummer
The Dead 4 Top.

Tony

[RoyY51]

Keith Richards of The Stones...wait a minute...is he dead, or does he just look dead?

[Worf101]

1. One Four Top

2. 3 or 4 Temptations

3. Minnie Ripperton.

4. Percussionist for War, the big guy that died..

Not that many. Many of them that I wanted to see before they died, I never got to see.

Da Worfster

[Dusty Chalk]

Keith Richards of The Stones...wait a minute...is he dead, or does he just look dead?

I think he's technically died like three times (full blood transfusion), which makes him "undead". Which isn't the same as dead.

[kexodusc]

I'll bite...
Nirvana - Toronto (November 1993).
Alice In Chains - Vancouver (1992 - August? July?)
AC/DC - Winnipeg (1989/90, geez, can't remember the month)

Hmmm...I think that's it...
Oh, wait, I saw M.C. Hammer too...is he dead?

edit: Just though about it, I never saw Scott in AC/DC, guess that doesn't count

[Mike]

Phil Lynnot
Paul Kossof
Joe Strummer
Alex Harvey
Mick Ronson
Bon Scott

Cheers
Mike

[skewiff]

I forgot Robert Palmer and Freddy Mercury.
Also Eric Morcombe, Tommy Cooper and Spike Milligan.
Tony

[Chip_B]

I forgot Robert Palmer and Freddy Mercury.
Also Eric Morcombe, Tommy Cooper and Spike Milligan.
Tony

I forgot one too...a biggie!

Ray Charles

I saw him at a basketball gym on Ft. G.G. Meade, MD when I was stationed there back around '75 or '76. It was a weird place to see an icon, but it was more intimate than most venues would've been, and Ray was in fine, fine voice. He talked to people in the crowd, told jokes, and performed every song I'd hoped to hear. I've never heard a better singer.

[ForeverAutumn]

I think he's technically died like three times (full blood transfusion), which makes him "undead". Which isn't the same as dead.

But his brother John, who was the drummer, is. So count John Panozzo for me.

I'm sure that there's more, but the ones that immediately come to mind are...

Mick Ronson
Freddy Mercury
John Denver