Ric Grech Ric Grech was a member of the British group “Family”. His biggest claim to fame was when he joined the much-hyped so-called super group “Blind Faith” as bass

Steve Goodman Steve Goodman was a singer-songwriter folk guitar player best known for his song “The City of New Orleans” which he wrote when he was following Edwin Muskie around

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Maurice Gibb Maurice Gibb was born December 22nd, 1949 on the “Isle of Man” in England and was the twin brother of Robin Gibb. Along with older brother Barry Gibb

Andy Gibb Andy Gibb was the younger brother of Robin, Maurice and Barry Gibb, better known as “The Bee Gees”. In 1977 “I Just Want To Be Your Everything” became

Lowell George Lowell George was a singer-songwriter guitarist for the moderately successful band “Little Feat”. He also did a stint with Frank Zappa but got thrown out after writing the

Marvin Gaye Marvin Gaye had just returned to the charts with “Sexual Healing” when he got into an argument with his father who shot him dead on April 1st of

Jerry Garcia A rock-n-roll original, Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead commanded a loyal cult-like following of “Deadheads” from generation to generation and no one could quite figure out why.

Bobby Fuller Bobby Fuller is best known for two things: the hit single “I Fought the Law” and the bizarre way in which he met his demise. In 1966 “The

Tom Fogerty Tom Fogerty was the rhythm guitarist of Creedence Clearwater Revival. He took back seat to his brother John Fogerty who was the bands creative force, writing all the