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Old 06-04-2009, 05:24 PM
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I'm sure many of us often think of people who are no longer with us. These people are likely to be close to us - relatives, friends, of course - but some of them may be folks with whom we feel a more distant connection. So, who are yours?

For me, here's two of the people I wish were still around for us to interact with:

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+1 to Douglas Adams.

I'd probably put JJ up there, and Richard Wright from Pink Floyd...RIP.
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Jerry Garcia would be one for me. maybe Jeff Buckley also, just killer songwriters.
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Many people I would like to meet and talk with. Very few heroes - the term is grossly overused.
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yeah i wouldn't say the two i listed are heroes, i think the music world is less for having them leave us. jeff buckley moreso than jerry g. garcia pretty much left his mark on the music world. i think buckley could have brought alot more to the table still
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The Founding Fathers of the U.S. I think we need them now more than ever. Other than equal rights for ALL people (which was a MAJOR stupid problem) I think they were brilliant.

Jamerson - I would love to have dinner and a few beers with him. No basses in the room. I would like to find out what else made him tick.
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