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Another sad loss to start off December.  Wayne Duncan, bass player for Daddy Cool.  What a [censored] of a year.

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    10 hours ago, hardtack said:

    Another sad loss to start off December.  Wayne Duncan, bass player for Daddy Cool.  What a [censored] of a year.

    And I recently discovered that Thunderclap Newman died earlier this year! HT I thought you would have let me know. Not a good year for old musoes that's for sure 

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    1 hour ago, Earl Hood said:

    And I recently discovered that Thunderclap Newman died earlier this year! HT I thought you would have let me know. Not a good year for old musoes that's for sure 

    I didn't know about that one either. It's been an awful year...but at least we still have Keith Richards and Iggy Pop.

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    6 hours ago, Earl Hood said:

    And I recently discovered that Thunderclap Newman died earlier this year! HT I thought you would have let me know. Not a good year for old musoes that's for sure 

    There seems to be something in the air ...

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    I met Wayne Duncan a couple of times.

    As a funny aside ,he was mates/Neighbours with Felicity Kennett ,not Jeff so much.

    Jeff really hated their friendship.

    Wayne loved a drink and obviously music.

    Would be a shocking neighbour for a conservative bore who never had a childhood.

    Vale Wayne.

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    another one gone - 2017 - get here ...quick !!!

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    On 05/12/2016 at 7:30 AM, Biffen said:

    I met Wayne Duncan a couple of times.

    As a funny aside ,he was mates/Neighbours with Felicity Kennett ,not Jeff so much.

    Jeff really hated their friendship.

    Wayne loved a drink and obviously music.

    Would be a shocking neighbour for a conservative bore who never had a childhood.

    Vale Wayne.

    I used to live in Sorry Hills. My ex wife still lives there. It suits her.

    I hate Kennett. He is the embodiment of evil.

    I've seen WD play a few times over the years. One time was in the Phil Manning Band at the Pacific Hotel at Lorne early/mid 80s.

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