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05-11-2020 , 11:37 PM

#276

27offsuit

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Shocked he didn’t deserve his thrown thread .shocked he was 92

I would personally put him above George Michael.

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05-12-2020 , 03:21 PM

#277

txdome

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I like him, but what is he most famous for? Being in a couple dozen Seinfeld episodes?

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05-12-2020 , 04:08 PM

#278

R*R

I wish I was Einstein

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Quality not quantity.

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05-12-2020 , 04:17 PM

#279

Videopro

Making TV

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His comedy goes back more than 60 years.

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05-12-2020 , 04:25 PM

#280

Videopro

Making TV

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05-12-2020 , 05:51 PM

#281

Garick

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RIP Paul Vasquez

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05-12-2020 , 06:15 PM

#282

All-inMcLovin

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RIP Paul Vasquez. May he forever live on in Rainbows everywhere.

RIP Jerry Stiller. Many a laugh were had because of your comedy.

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05-13-2020 , 07:07 AM

#283

RichGangi

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Originally Posted by txdome

I like him, but what is he most famous for? Being in a couple dozen Seinfeld episodes?

Just wow. All I got.

RIP Mr. Stiller. Thanks for the abundance of joy.

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05-16-2020 , 03:27 PM

#284

LKJ

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Fred Willard now too. It’s a rough week when he’s not the funniest actor to die that week. I’ll dial up his Best in Show scenes tonight.

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05-16-2020 , 05:01 PM

#285

R*R

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Fred Willard. Damn!

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05-16-2020 , 09:11 PM

#286

offTopic

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RIP Phyllis George, between Jimmy "The Greek"'s racism and Brent waiting to phone his bookie, there was you

Spoiler:

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06-04-2020 , 07:50 PM

#287

niss

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RIP Steve Priest of Sweet/The Sweet. One of this old's favorite bands from the 70s. Only Andy Scott left of the four. Fox on the Run. Little Willy. Ballroom Blitz. Love Is Like Oxygen. Blockbuster. Action.

I'm Casey Kasem. Now, on with the countdown.

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06-04-2020 , 09:04 PM

#288

Bighurt52235

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And where is your body today, Casey?

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06-04-2020 , 09:06 PM

#289

offTopic

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The I

radio station around here still plays AT40 on Sunday mornings. Casey Kasem from beyond the grave. A little creepy TBH

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06-04-2020 , 09:11 PM

#290

Didace

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Casey Kasem is on multiple times every weekend on Sirius/XM 70s on 7.

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06-04-2020 , 10:04 PM

#291

DodgerIrish

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Yeah, I heard him a few weekends back on my local radio. (Think it was the rundown from like '82.)

I wasn't complaining.

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06-04-2020 , 10:06 PM

#292

niss

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There's an iHeart station that's nothing but Casey's countdowns. The 80s countdowns suck (not his fault) but the 70s are amazing.

I shouldn't say that about the 80s. Where else can you hear the latest hits from bands like Balance, LeRoux, and Sneaker?

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06-04-2020 , 11:14 PM

#293

DodgerIrish

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Right, from a time capsule aspect - was awesome.

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06-22-2020 , 10:33 PM

#294

LKJ

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Ian Holm surely deserves at least a mention here.

I know less than half of you half as well as I should like, and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve.

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07-06-2020 , 07:06 AM

#295

LKJ

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RIP Ennio Morricone.

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07-06-2020 , 11:34 PM

#296

pokeraz

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Charlie Daniels probably deserves his own thread. Had a lot of success on his own. But not well known, he got his start as a session player in Nashville with Bob Dylan.

Wayne Moss was to be on the Nashville Skyline sessions but was unable to to make the first day. Bob Johnston, the producer, called Charlie to sit in on the first day only. Bob liked what he was doing so much he wouldn’t let him go. He ended up working on three Dylan albums and became a session legend.

There are some good videos on YouTube with Charlie talking about those sessions if you’re into that type of thing.

A terrific musician.

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07-07-2020 , 12:00 AM

#297

27offsuit

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That's pretty incredible. Knew Charlie was the reason for bump and was OK with it, but also thought it was close. That rundown maybe bumps that up a bit, but Charlie Daniels is kind of like the George Michael of his era.

As far as RIP goes.

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07-07-2020 , 09:09 AM

#298

Didace

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Saw Charlie Daniels when I was in college at my school. It was open floor and I was in the front row. I don't think he opened his eyes the entire show.