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steeljack 12-12-2007 22:19

Ike Turner dies
 
just picked up the news Ike Turner passed on this morning
Ike Turner, rock pioneer, ex-husband of Tina Turner, dead at 76

despite his personal problems he did some good music :cool: :cool:

WillowTheWhisp 12-12-2007 22:24

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His music was great but sadly the thing he will be most remembered for by many people is the abuse portrayed in Tina Turner's autobiography.

cashman 12-12-2007 22:54

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have some very early ike turner stuff (before ike @tina) he wasnt the greatest husband around, but he could sure bang some good music out R.I.P.

Wynonie Harris 12-12-2007 22:55

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Whatever his personal faults, he was a great musician and performer. Most of today's "R&B acts" couldn't hold a candle to him. A true original!

grannyclaret 13-12-2007 00:16

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Ooh he was a nasty piece of work ,,according to Tina

shakermaker 13-12-2007 11:52

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Hate to speak ill of the dead, but he shan't be missed.
There is no excuse for domestic violence, even his part in creating rock n roll won't suffice.
IMO.

cashman 13-12-2007 13:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by shakermaker (Post 503501)
Hate to speak ill of the dead, but he shan't be missed.
There is no excuse for domestic violence, even his part in creating rock n roll won't suffice.
IMO.

agree no excuse,but this section is Music,Bands,etc, theres other places in the forum for that,so get off yer soapbox.:p

Wynonie Harris 13-12-2007 17:59

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Originally Posted by shakermaker (Post 503501)
There is no excuse for domestic violence

There certainly isn't...which is why there was no excuse for that working-class hero, John Lennon, when he slapped first wife Cynthia so hard, she banged her head against a wall, after seeing her dancing with Stuart Sutcliffe.

shakermaker 13-12-2007 18:06

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 503577)
There certainly isn't...which is why there was no excuse for that working-class hero, John Lennon, when he slapped first wife Cynthia so hard, she banged her head against a wall, after seeing her dancing with Stuart Sutcliffe.

Totally agree.

emamum 13-12-2007 18:59

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john lennon did that???nooooo:eek:

panther 13-12-2007 19:13

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it just goes to prove ya dont know what goes on behind closed doors!!!

cashman 13-12-2007 19:22

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many artists have deplorable things in their past/background, in football george best was one, didn't make him a "bad footballer" think folk that cannot distinguish behaviour from talent must be very narrow minded.:p so again R.I.P. to a great musician.

MargaretR 13-12-2007 19:24

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Adolf Hitler was reputed to be an excellent painter and decorator ;) :rolleyes:

emamum 13-12-2007 19:27

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wasnt Hitler a vegetarian 2??

panther 13-12-2007 19:49

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oh so he cared more for the animals than the jews!!.....emmmm....mental!!

flashy 13-12-2007 19:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by shakermaker (Post 503501)
Hate to speak ill of the dead, but he shan't be missed.
There is no excuse for domestic violence, even his part in creating rock n roll won't suffice.
IMO.

well said:mad:

Wynonie Harris 13-12-2007 19:58

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Originally Posted by shakermaker (Post 503578)
Totally agree.

So, presumably, you also think that John Lennon isn't missed?

shakermaker 13-12-2007 21:20

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 503640)
So, presumably, you also think that John Lennon isn't missed?

I was only making the comment that Turner's contributions to rock n roll, as great as they are, do not excuse his actions in life, as some people (away from this thread btw) have implied.
I would not take anything away from Turner's (or Lennon's) musical achievements at all, you all know how big a fan of rock & roll I am. However I do not hold them as people in high regard at all.

Wynonie Harris 13-12-2007 21:37

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Originally Posted by shakermaker (Post 503689)
However I do not hold them as people in high regard at all.

Neither do I, nor Chuck Berry (imprisoned for 5 years for transporting a 14-year old female over the state line, accused of installing video cameras in the female toilets of a restaurant he owned) or Jerry Lee Lewis (married his 13-year old cousin). In fact, I'd probably cross to the other side of the street to avoid talking to them, but they sure could rock 'n' roll. And, as for Wynonie Harris...

But, yes, you're right, Shakey, that doesn't excuse their actions. Just don't ask me to stop listening to their records!

shakermaker 13-12-2007 21:44

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 503701)
Neither do I, nor Chuck Berry (imprisoned for 5 years for transporting a 14-year old female over the state line, accused of installing video cameras in the female toilets of a restaurant he owned) or Jerry Lee Lewis (married his 13-year old cousin). In fact, I'd probably cross to the other side of the street to avoid talking to them, but they sure could rock 'n' roll. And, as for Wynonie Harris...

But, yes, you're right, Shakey, that doesn't excuse their actions. Just don't ask me to stop listening to their records!

Wouldn't dream of it Wynonie!
(Otherwise I'd be taking that godforsaken step into hypocrisy & don't feel like that doing that s'much!)

WillowTheWhisp 13-12-2007 22:11

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So what about Gary Glitter and Jonothan King then?

I didn't know John Lennon had been violent. So much for all that stuff about world peace.

shakermaker 13-12-2007 22:17

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 503707)
So what about Gary Glitter and Jonothan King then?

I didn't know John Lennon had been violent. So much for all that stuff about world peace.

What about them?

grego 13-12-2007 22:33

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RIP Ike...........

Wynonie Harris 13-12-2007 23:04

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 503707)
So what about Gary Glitter and Jonothan King then?

Yes, but they made crap records. We're talking about people who made great music, despite their shortcomings as human beings.

Alan Gilmartin 14-12-2007 21:30

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Just picked up on a cover of Hello Stranger, by Queen Latifah, I just love it, Wyn & Cashy, probably heard it, I cant stop playing it. Love the Hammond Organ.But Still love the Barbara Lewis version.

Wynonie Harris 14-12-2007 21:44

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Killer record by Barbara Lewis, Al...who the hell's Queen Latifah? :confused:

cashman 15-12-2007 11:18

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never heard of her, but just had a listen n first impression= not bad at all AL.;)

Less 19-12-2007 02:48

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The New York Post ran this:-

IKE 'BEATS' TINA TO DEATH

'Ouch! a really painful headline!'

It's a shame he'll be remembered more as a wife beater than a talented artist but, if a few more of these bullies are exposed it might just prevent others from doing the same.

Ber999T 19-12-2007 04:27

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RIP Ike.

I would like to think so Less but doubt it very much as some will think to be great you have to do the same as their idol to become great :(

steeljack 23-12-2007 01:12

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a report of Ike's funeral held Friday
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/22/ar....html?ref=arts


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