Notable 2012 deaths in music: Dave Brubeck, Dick Clark, Don Cornelius, Levon Helm, Jon Lord
We stop today to remember those who left the world of music in 2012, from Dave Brubeck and Dick Clark to Levon Helm and Ronnie Montrose.
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We stop today to remember those who left the world of music in 2012, from Dave Brubeck and Dick Clark to Levon Helm and Ronnie Montrose.
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The summer of 2012 was dominated by mega-sized showcases such as Danny Boyle's acclaimed Olympics opening ceremony, the somewhat less celebrated closing ceremony, and the Jubilee concert on the Mall. The real medal winners, though, snuck up quietly on the inside track.
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The bandleader Johnny Otis, who has died aged 90, was one of the first white American musicians to cross the racial divide, aligning himself with the black community as a teenager and from then on regarding himself – and being treated as – a black man.
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"The Green Mile" actor Michael Clarke Duncan died at the age of 54 on Sept. 3, 2012 in a Los Angeles hospital after nearly two months of treatment following a July 13, 2012 heart attack.
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Singer-songwriter Scott McKenzie, best known for his 1967 hit 'San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair)', died on Saturday at his home in Los Angeles, aged 73.
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Rock history rightly celebrates the pioneers but sometimes the bandwagon jumpers get it right too.
Read MoreAmong the CDs in my archives is an eight-disc Time/Life compilation called The Folk Years , released in 2002.
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As the so-heralded 'Summer of Love' descended onto the predominantly white districts of Haight-Ashbury, the worldwide perception of America seemed to be that of a nation embracing peace, love, unity and freedom.
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And thus ends another year on our trolley ride through the land of Time-Life's AM Gold series.
Read MoreIf I say "the Summer of Love," you will almost certainly throw back words and phrases like "hippies," "San Francisco," and "LSD," and maybe " the Grateful Dead " or "Haight-Ashbury."
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