I didn't recognise her name but i am sure everyone will know her when they hear this, 63 no age. 
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All and all was the other hit that people will know.
Jerry Lee Lewis RIP today. One of my musical heroes.
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Landlord.
JLL. Not great, more noise than talent. RIP, quand même.
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Landlord.
Kevin O'Neill.
2000AD artist who changedcomic graphic novel art with his spiky, confrontational style. A big influence on younger me...
2000AD artist who changed
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RIP Leslie Phillips of Carry on fame. Ding Dong.
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98, not a bad innings.
Actor Bill Treacher, who played Arthur Fowler in EastEnders, has died aged 92, his family has confirmed.
Treacher was one of the first actors to be cast in the BBC One soap, appearing in the first episode in February 1985.
In a statement, his family confirmed the actor's health "had been declining for some time".
"Bill was a brilliant actor and a wonderful husband and father, plus a very fine human being. He will be hugely missed," they said.
The actor died on Saturday, his family said, adding he "was much loved by his wife, Kate, his son, Jamie and his daughter, Sophie".
Treacher appeared in EastEnders from 1985 until 1996.
An EastEnders spokesperson said: "It is with great sadness that we learnt of the passing of Bill Treacher. As one of our original cast members, Bill created a much loved character in Arthur Fowler and, alongside Wendy Richard, they created an iconic family in the Fowlers who still remain at the heart of the show.
"Bill left EastEnders in 1996 so it is a true testament to both he, and the character that he created in Arthur, that he is still thought of so fondly. Bill will always be remembered for his charm, sense of humour - with a smile that lit up the room - and more importantly as a family man who was devoted to his wife and children.
"Bill will forever be held in great affection by everyone at EastEnders and all those that loved watching him."
His co-stars Gillian Taylforth, who plays Kathy Beale, and Letitia Dean, who plays Sharon Watts, were among those paying tribute.
Taylforth said she had "so many happy memories of Bill", adding: "He always had a sparkle in his eyes, usually before he mischievously set us off laughing during scenes."
Dean added: "Bill really was the life and soul of the set. As an actor, he was meticulous and he went to great lengths to portray Arthur, from the smallest scenes to the heartbreaking stories. Bill was an utter professional, a wonderful man.
Former EastEnders star, Adam Woodyatt, said: "So many memories of working with Bill, most of them involving him making us corpse. He would get this twinkle in his eye, you'd start laughing and he never got the blame. I used to love it when he was trying to remember his lines in rehearsal and he would just blunder and bluster until the correct word came out."
Treacher was married to Australian actress Katherine Kessey, with whom he shared two children, and they were longstanding residents of Suffolk.
In 2015, he said he was suffering from ataxia, a disorder that can affect co-ordination, balance and speech.
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Aaaargh, my mind slips back,,,,,,,,,,Hawkwind, Newcastle 1976, Newcastle City Hall. The original spacepunk rockers. (goggles and top hat) 
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Keith Lavene died today. The Clash and PiL.
RIP
Wilko Johnson on Monday :-(
Wait, what! Nooo!
I thought Wilko was indestructible.
Much underage drinking was performed while listening to the Feelgoods in the Oysterfleet on a Saturday.
Damn, RiP my man!
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Brilliant guitarist with a style all his own. Saw him on his farewell tour around 2013 after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer and given a year to live, at least he got a bit of a reprieve.
Love this clip from French TV, not sure the locals knew what hit them !
Only just seen these posts. Also saw hawkwind at the city Hall but maybe 5 or so years after that. Don't think Nik was in them at that stage but I think he was when I saw them at Leicester demontfort Hall in the mid to late 80s. An absolute one-off. RIP.Aaaargh, my mind slips back,,,,,,,,,,Hawkwind, Newcastle 1976, Newcastle City Hall. The original spacepunk rockers. (goggles and top hat)
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