David Bowie has passed away

[philoshop]

He succumbed to cancer at the age of 69.

[growalot]

God Bless his soul...Thank you for some great songs and memories.

[Water Rat]

Cha Cha Cha Changes

[grampy]

He was quite an innovator in music and style. But the make up and frilly shirts were not my style. His music, only so so for me, but very popular back in the day. RIP Mr. Bowie.

[Uptown Redneck]

So long Ziggy Stardust, RIP

[Pygmy]

Ground control to Major Tom...Wave goodbye to David on his way by....

Edited January 11, 2016 by Pygmy

[philoshop]

A lot of my memories from the 1970's have a Ziggy Stardust soundtrack.

 

I have a sudden craving for a can of Schlitz and a desire to build a pull-tab curtain.

[DirtTime]

His music wasn't my style of listening. More of a hard rock heavy metal fan. he certainly did make an influence on the music world. May he RIP and his family and friends realize his spirit will carry on forever in them and his music.

[Nomad]

He made some really great knives, I believe he used one at the Sandbar fight and Davy Crockett is well known to have used one at the Alamo .

[Pygmy]

He made some really great knives, I believe he used one at the Sandbar fight and Davy Crockett is well known to have used one at the Alamo .

I thought Davy was more of an Arkansas Toothpick kinda guy....

[Pygmy]

Davy's wife Betty was a helluva cook.

He used to say " Honey, you should publish a cookbook".

[jjb4900]

what?.........David Bowie was at the Alamo???

Edited January 13, 2016 by jjb4900

[Nomad]

I thought Davy was more of an Arkansas Toothpick kinda guy....

Ah someone who knows knives and history ......

[Pygmy]

Ah someone who knows knives and history ......

Yeah, when I was a kid I used to watch " Peabody's Improbable History" on the Rocky and Bullwinkle Show while trimming my toenails with my Grandpa's WWI trench knife.