Celebrity death thread 2022

Johnson had 13 top-40 R&B hits between 1967 and 1975 including Different Strokes, We Did It, Take Me To The River, Is It Because I'm Black, Come On Sock It To Me and Back For A Taste Of Your Love.

 
Davis was the second wife of jazz trumpeter Miles Davis (1968-69). She released nine singles and four albums. Her biggest hit – if you can call it that – was If I'm In Luck I Might Get Picked Up, which reached #66 on Billboard's R&B chart in September 1973.

 
Davis was the second wife of jazz trumpeter Miles Davis (1968-69). She released nine singles and four albums. Her biggest hit – if you can call it that – was If I'm In Luck I Might Get Picked Up, which reached #66 on Billboard's R&B chart in September 1973.

Not THE Betty Davis though?

 
That sucks that he went because of something like that.
At least it sounds like he died in his sleep and not suffering.
 

Jeremy Giambi, former MLB outfielder, dead at 47​

Giambi played with a few teams during his short MLB career​


Jeremy Giambi, the brother of former MLB star Jason Giambi and outfielder for the Oakland Athletics and other teams, died Wednesday, the team announced. He was 47.


Giambi’s agent Joel Wolfe told The Athletic that the former baseball player died at his parents home in California. No other details about his death were released.

Edit: sorry if this is in incorrect thread
 
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The rule of Canadian postal codes is A9A 9A9. Almost all Toronto has a postal code that starts with M.

Like I suppose to know that, I just googled some random Toronto address on Google maps. By the way "1N5 BK4" stands for.

#1 Nickelback 4ever :laugh:
 
McDonald co-founded King Crimson in 1968 and played sax on their debut album, In The Court Of The Crimson King. He co-founded Foreigner in 1976 and was a member for four years, playing guitar, sax, flute and keyboards on the band's first three albums. McDonald also recorded with Ian Lloyd, Steve Hackett and John Wetton and released two solo albums.

 
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