I had to scratch my head on this one and ask "Who?" until I read the article...sorry Hatcher.

Alex Chilton, rock musician, dies in New Orleans at age 59 | - NOLA.com

He was the lead singer for the famous songs "Cry Like A Baby" and "The Letter". Lonely days are gone...I'm a commin' home

Man I hate to say it but I really wouldn't be surprised if Urban Meyer pushes himself to a massive heart attack. He really needs to step back and not coach for a while like he initially said he was gonna do.

So with all due deference and respect, I'm gonna throw CUM in the mix.

didnt see this one coming. saw him several times in memphis.

That's about right because I was 18.

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Ok, who had Fess Parker and what was the payout on that one?

Anyone have John Forsythe?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100402/ap_en_tv/us_obit_john_forsythe

Nope, he was 16.

Steve Winwood was 17 when Gimme Some Lovin' came out, the only voice that could match Alex Chilton.

Always liked Neon Rainbow more than The Letter, which was overplayed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpNKu6VO91k

I was a Big Star fan. :thumb:

RIP Alex Chilton AND Chris Bell.