RIP Davy Graham
from http://www.daveygraham.moonfruit.com/:
It is with great sadness that we have to announce that Davy died yesterday amongst friends and family from a massive seizure at home after a short battle with lung cancer. There will be a private family funeral held in the next few days and a public memorial in January; details of which will be available at www.lescousins.co.uk shortly. Davy will be missed by those of us who loved him. The many fans who came to see his last concerts gave him much joy and satisfaction and was something he drew great strength from. Messages of condolence can be sent via
davygraham@lescousins.co.uk
http://www.lescousins.co.uk/
Kevin,
thanks for this important news...
posted by Lizardson at 8:08 AM
9 Comments:
Very sad to hear, DG was a tremendously talented guitarist.
RIP
This is sad news indeed.
This is surely very sad indeed. Long many he live in the memory of all who loved him and his music
I am stunned
Davy was one of the true pioneers of folk music, most of the musicians reviewed in this fantastic blog have been influenced by him. Anji is inmortal.
Farewell dear Davy.
Pepe
Thank you Davy for your great music. Rest in Peace. Marco
Davy's legend will continue to grow. This is sad news, but the music will live on. He was one of a kind.
Whatever Happened to Davy Graham - BBC Radio Documentary
Tom Robinson presents a profile and celebration of acoustic guitarist Davy Graham,the man who changed the way the guitar was played forever.
http://rapidshare.com/files/163245324/WhateverDavyG.zip
27 min. x 2 @ 64 Kbps.
R.I.P. D.G
His memory will continue to live on in our hearts through his music-he was an exceptional guitar player/musician..so long Davy..
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