The Kaleb Horton Deceased Estonian Trade Minister Thread, 2020 edition

[matedog]

Chicago Bears' Hall of Fame running back Gale Sayers dies at age 77

I thought he died in the movie, but it was the white one that did.

[Dr. Medulla]

Chicago Bears' Hall of Fame running back Gale Sayers dies at age 77

I thought he died in the movie, but it was the white one that did.

Ha, total Hoydulla moment there.

[revbob]

Chicago Bears' Hall of Fame running back Gale Sayers dies at age 77

I thought he died in the movie, but it was the white one that did.

Yeah James Caan not Billy Dee Williams.

[WestwayKid]

Former OZZY OSBOURNE And URIAH HEEP Drummer LEE KERSLAKE Dead At 73

Pretty sure he played on the awesome Crazy Train.

He did, he played on the first two albums.

When they rereleased the first two albums in 2002 the drum and bass parts were re-recorded. Kerslake and the bass player had sued over unpaid royalties and in a petty act of revenge they were wiped from the reissued albums. Ozzy claims it was Sharon's idea and she said it was his.

[revbob]

Former OZZY OSBOURNE And URIAH HEEP Drummer LEE KERSLAKE Dead At 73

Pretty sure he played on the awesome Crazy Train.

He did, he played on the first two albums.

When they rereleased the first two albums in 2002 the drum and bass parts were re-recorded. Kerslake and the bass player had sued over unpaid royalties and in a petty act of revenge they were wiped from the reissued albums. Ozzy claims it was Sharon's idea and she said it was his.

Yeah not to excuse Ozzy because in the end his name is on it and it was a shitty thing to do but Sharon is the business end of things so I tend to think she played the major role in it.

Also possible Sharon asked a drug addled Ozzy or a drug addled Ozzy asked Sharon.

[WestwayKid]

Former OZZY OSBOURNE And URIAH HEEP Drummer LEE KERSLAKE Dead At 73

Pretty sure he played on the awesome Crazy Train.

He did, he played on the first two albums.

When they rereleased the first two albums in 2002 the drum and bass parts were re-recorded. Kerslake and the bass player had sued over unpaid royalties and in a petty act of revenge they were wiped from the reissued albums. Ozzy claims it was Sharon's idea and she said it was his.

Yeah not to excuse Ozzy because in the end his name is on it and it was a shitty thing to do but Sharon is the business end of things so I tend to think she played the major role in it.

Also possible Sharon asked a drug addled Ozzy or a drug addled Ozzy asked Sharon.

I believe she was behind their original firing. I know they are not credited on Diary of a Madman, but did in fact play on that recording.

[JennyB]

Chicago Bears' Hall of Fame running back Gale Sayers dies at age 77

I thought he died in the movie, but it was the white one that did.

That was very Tepistian of you.

[Flex]

W.S. Holland, legendary drummer for Johnny Cash: https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/ ... 511282001/

[Marky Dread]

W.S. Holland, legendary drummer for Johnny Cash: https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/ ... 511282001/

Sure did play on some awesome stuff. R.I.P. Fluke.

[revbob]

Jay Johnstone, a two-time World Series champion and popular prankster around MLB, dies at 74

I remember watching him launching ball after ball into the seats during BP before a game when I was a kid.

[BostonBeaneater]

Jay Johnstone, a two-time World Series champion and popular prankster around MLB, dies at 74

I remember watching him launching ball after ball into the seats during BP before a game when I was a kid.

Am I being an old crank or was baseball once a more joyful exercise?

[revbob]

Jay Johnstone, a two-time World Series champion and popular prankster around MLB, dies at 74

I remember watching him launching ball after ball into the seats during BP before a game when I was a kid.

Am I being an old crank or was baseball once a more joyful exercise?

I know for me it was. But at the same time my life was also much more carefree at some point certainly during the time Im referring to

[Dr. Medulla]

Jay Johnstone, a two-time World Series champion and popular prankster around MLB, dies at 74

I remember watching him launching ball after ball into the seats during BP before a game when I was a kid.

Am I being an old crank or was baseball once a more joyful exercise?

I've mentioned before Dan Epstein's book on baseball in the 70s. It doesn't directly compare baseball then to what we have now, but it's hard not to see what a sterile, image consultant-driven exercise it is now.

[BostonBeaneater]

Jay Johnstone, a two-time World Series champion and popular prankster around MLB, dies at 74

I remember watching him launching ball after ball into the seats during BP before a game when I was a kid.

Am I being an old crank or was baseball once a more joyful exercise?

I've mentioned before Dan Epstein's book on baseball in the 70s. It doesn't directly compare baseball then to what we have now, but it's hard not to see what a sterile, image consultant-driven exercise it is now.

You'd think some of their old friends from back home would say, "You've got a contract! You can do whatever you want!".

[Dr. Medulla]

Jay Johnstone, a two-time World Series champion and popular prankster around MLB, dies at 74

I remember watching him launching ball after ball into the seats during BP before a game when I was a kid.

Am I being an old crank or was baseball once a more joyful exercise?

I've mentioned before Dan Epstein's book on baseball in the 70s. It doesn't directly compare baseball then to what we have now, but it's hard not to see what a sterile, image consultant-driven exercise it is now.

You'd think some of their old friends from back home would say, "You've got a contract! You can do whatever you want!".

And then their agent says, "Do you want to lose that Nike sponsorship deal by acting like an idiot?"