Was the band leader instrumental in the murder, and did he orchestrate the plot? Were there strings attached?
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Actually this a Grave accusation and a Slur and cannot be proven since the Interval between the murder and the band leader's presence does not point to him being the murderer unless he was acting in Concert with others.  Besides, the victim was a Prima Donna with a lot of known enemies.
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I like mystery stories - not the gory ones, just the ones where you have to solve a puzzle in the plot.\n\nIn music I usually turn to folk music - Pete Seeger and the like. My current favorite is an older guy (well, not older than Pete Seeger!) from New York City named Steve Suffet: http://suffet.home.att.net/ His live performances are really great, but you can get a hint of that from the recordings. Try to catch a live performance sometime - he really makes that guitar spout poetry, not just talk.
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WILLIAM JOHNSON\n\nExecuted at Newgate, 7th of January, 1833, for murdering a Wig Maker's Son, whose Body was found in a Ditch\n\n\nOR......\n\n\nJohnson Executed For Videotaped Robbery-Slaying \n\nInmate's Final Words: 'Tell Mama I Love Her' Posted: 6:54 p.m. CDT June 11, 2003 Updated: 7:04 p.m. CDT June 11, 2003
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Yes, it was Jim Carrol who was also the lead singer of a band ..THe Jim Carrol Band..they were in a favorite movie of mine called "Tuff Turf" from the 80's!!
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Aside from John Lennon being murdered 25 years ago today, you can learn about what else happened here:\n\nhttp://www.historychannel.com/tdih/tdih.jsp?category=leadstory
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Yes it is true that J Edgar Hoover was director of the FBI in fact he was the one who founded the institution.  He was not directly in the movie clue so to speak.  During the movie one of the guests gets a call from Hoover.  Part of the mystery of the movie is who was the call from j. Edgar Hoover from.  I won't spoil the ending for everybody who reads this but you can find out who did it by reading the wikipedia definintion and online script.  \n\nJust a warning that these links to the Clue movie are SPOILERS and talks about the end of the movie:\n\nSPOILERS\nClue movie on wikipedia:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clue:_The_Movie\n\nClue movie script online.  Search the page for "Hoover"\nhttp://www.thealmightyguru.com/Reviews/Clue/Clue-Script.html
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Fats Waller.  He was also the composer.
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no, he was a session musician turned producer.  You can see him in some 80s getup playing bass in a Journey video.  [Doesnt look like him -- had hair, was thinner and didnt try to look intense.]
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Clarify your definition of "murder"
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Probably one of the band members..lol
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There was a rumor going around that he and his friend were invited to go out on a river by a guy they hardly knew, and he supposedly refused while his friend accepted, and the way the story goes, he ended up watching the guy drown his friend in the river.\nsuppoedly, he never forgot the guy and eventually had him tracked down and invited him personally to attend a concert. (the guy never knew who he was) and the guy accepted. This was the concert in which "In The Air Tonight" was first played live, and he stared at the guy throughout the song. halfway through the song, the dude supposedly realised who phil collins was, and ran out of the concert screaming.\n\nhowever, this isn't true, and has been officially denied by phil collins over and over again, saying it is just a rumor someone came up with and has no basis in fact.
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Yes.\n\nUltimately, a murder investigation focused on David Roland Waters[4], who had worked as an office manager and typesetter for American Atheists and who had previous convictions for violent crimes and also one for stealing $50,000 from the organization. Police concluded that he and his accomplices had kidnapped the O'Hairs, forced them to withdraw the missing funds, and then murdered them. Waters eventually pled guilty to reduced charges. Subsequently, in January 2001, Waters informed the police that the O'Hairs were buried on a ranch in Texas, and gave them the exact location of the ranch and the bodies. When the police excavated there, they discovered that the O'Hairs' bodies had been cut into dozens of pieces with a saw. The remains exhibited such extensive mutilation and successive decomposition that identification had to be made through dental records, by DNA testing, and in Madalyn O'Hair's case, by her prosthetic hip.
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I think it was. I think it was all planned by someone in the Royal Family as the rumours of Diana being pregnant and marrying was something they would not be pleased with considering her sons are future kings. I think she was killed or should I say murdered.
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i have not heard his band; i'm only familiar with his acting. he was in the movie "requiem for a dream" with jennifer connelly and ellen burstyn. and i believe the "drug lord" with nicolas cage. he does have nice eyes.
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From everything I've read, the music on "Never Mind The Bollocks" was played entirely by the Sex Pistols - however, Steve Jones played all the bass parts.  Sid Vicious contributed only one bass part, to "Holidays In The Sun" - which Steve Jones had to go back in and overdub anyway - Sid was made part of the group more for his look, his attitude, and his friendship with Johnny Rotten than for his musical abilities.  Sid really couldn't play bass in the Pistols any better than he'd played drums for Souxie & the Banshees, and he didn't live long enough to get any better.
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TIs MInnie RIpperton! true story...i dunno how ur gunna split ten points between all of us knowledgable music fans...lol!
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Well........I think we can agree they found a front man that will maintain their sound. He's a replica music wise. Not so hot on his showmanship. He has a few social issues that might stand in his way with the band. But if they were after maintaining the INXS sound........they did it.