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Old 01-23-2007, 06:09 PM
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Who died on September 6, 1978?
I know Bob Dylan's producer Tom Wilson died on Sept.6,1978...

Didnt William Shatner's girdle & hair piece also die on Sept.6,1978??? I know his 'acting ability' died much earlier
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Who died on September 6, 1978?
2.7 million people.

and,

Keith Moon
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2.7 million people.
Badump-bump.

Answer: Keith Moon
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Answer: Keith Moon
he died sept. 7th.

brian was right - tom wilson died on 9/6.
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he died sept. 7th.

brian was right - tom wilson died on 9/6.
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Tin Machine (which also included ex-Paris drummer Hunt Sales)
Hunt was in Paris? Huh, I didn't know that!

How many albums of original material did Bob Dylan release in the 1990s?
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No-izzle guess-izzles to my previous-izzle question-izzle about the suffix-izzle "-izzle" in music-izzle???

F**k-izzle!!!!
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What artist first used the suffix "-izzle" (Such as "shizzle") in the lyrics of a song?

Which song was the first?
Seagram with "Straight Mobbin'"

Unless you were actually looking for Frankie Smith's 1981 song "Double Dutch Bus" where he uses "izz", but not the full "izzle"

Yes, I used google to find the answer.
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Seagram with "Straight Mobbin'"

Yes, I used google to find the answer.
incorrect answer...Here a hint, An Oklahoma group used it on their early 80's hit.
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How many albums of original material did Bob Dylan release in the 1990s?
1!

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just one 1990 release:

"Under the Red Sky" released on September 10, 1990
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Which artist died on October 12, 1997?
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he died sept. 7th.

brian was right - tom wilson died on 9/6.

Well, depending on time of day, it still might have been Sept 6th somewhere on the globe.
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Both wrong! It was two - "Under the Red Sky" in 1990, and "Time Out of Mind" in 1997...
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just one 1990 release:

"Under the Red Sky" released on September 10, 1990
Wait, I forgot about that one, I was thinking about Time Out Of Mind in 1997. So there were two.

edit: Michael beat me to it.
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