RIP Thread for Notable People

I think Gary Shaw is starring for Aston Villa on ITV4s retro slot on saturday mornings from 1982... match time revisited.
RIP.
 
I presume it's a repeat...?
Aired in 1982 and then I presume buried in the ITV vaults until recently when they started re-airing these episodes in a weekend morning slot on hybrid retro \ sport channel ITV4. A trip down hazy memory lane.
 
I never heard of Gary Shaw or Chad McQueen. Were they really notable people?
European Cup winner and 1st division winner with Aston Villa, equivalent of someone winning a Champions League and Premier league medal. Would have played for England had he not got injured.
 
Dormi bene Toto .
A player who epitomised the fairytale nature of football when he emerged from relative obscurity to become an Italian hero .
His ad for Smithwicks will long be remembered as will his attendance at the National ploughing championship.
 
Dormi bene Toto .
A player who epitomised the fairytale nature of football when he emerged from relative obscurity to become an Italian hero .
His ad for Smithwicks will long be remembered as will his attendance at the National ploughing championship.
He quite quickly disappeared back into relative obscurity after the world cup. Seven goals for Italy, sic at the 1990 world cup.
 
Not exactly a household name but in my teenage world he wrote, or co-wrote a fair proportion of my mid-70s soundtrack. Loved the West Coast country rock sound back in the day....

He played a very low-key solo show about 12 years ago in that small club that was in the former Harcourt Street Station building (Crawdaddy?) Chatted with him afterwards - and was very happy to meet and shake hands with the man who was an ex of Linda Ronstadt - a teenage crush!




 
Not exactly a household name but in my teenage world he wrote, or co-wrote a fair proportion of my mid-70s soundtrack. Loved the West Coast country rock sound back in the day....

He played a very low-key solo show about 12 years ago in that small club that was in the former Harcourt Street Station building (Crawdaddy?) Chatted with him afterwards - and was very happy to meet and shake hands with the man who was an ex of Linda Ronstadt - a teenage crush!




A contemporary of Jackson Browne and the Eagles. Didn’t he Co-write Take it Easy?
 
Dormi bene Toto .
A player who epitomised the fairytale nature of football when he emerged from relative obscurity to become an Italian hero .
His ad for Smithwicks will long be remembered as will his attendance at the National ploughing championship.
Ah seriously. He was at the ploughing?
 
You’re only lonely , a great song rendered brilliantly by J D Souther.
It could almost be Roy Orbison singing it .
Given his prolific song writing it’s a mystery why given his great voice J D didn’t have more solo success.
May the sod rest gently on him .
 
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