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The Sicilian
... Gazza was someone who most people here respected as a valued opinion on the Stones and other bands. I remember that he was a big Elvis fan and loved Van Morrison and Bruce Springsteen.
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The Sicilian
I was just thinking about him as he had multiple posts in that old 2011 thread about the 70's Biggest Touring Bands currently on the board.
Gazza was someone who most people here respected as a valued opinion on the Stones and other bands. I remember that he was a big Elvis fan and loved Van Morrison and Bruce Springsteen. I always had fun joking around with him and his quirky opinions. Ireland won't be the same without Gazza in it. He was a long time regular contributor here then suddenly I think he (and a few others) had some kind of falling out and left the site, but would still make an occasional appearance.
I never met him in person, but I feel that I and this board have lost a good friend, outstanding contributor and Stones fan.
RIP Gazza.
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The Sicilian
From the Rockman archives:
Rockman .... Stones Doug...... GAZZA .... Adrian ..... StonesTod
Cabbage Patch Hotel -- Twickenham 2006
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Big Al
Oh, this is hard to process.
I first met Gary in 2001, outside a Bob Dylan concert at the Docklands Arena, in London. I was an active member of the ‘Rocks Off’ message board community for some years, and I always looked forward to meeting-up before the show: Twickenham, 02 Arena, etc. There was a wonderful evening at the Sticky Fingers restaurant, too. He was one of several people who really looked after me when I travelled across the Atlantic, to see the Stones at Giants Stadium in 2002. I’d just turned 19 and hadn’t flown before. I’d have been lost without his companionship.
He was a generous man, too. He sent me a huge box of Stones VHS’ in 2002.
A wonderful man.
Rest in peace, Gary
Alex