He was 46īill Albaugh - drummer for The Lemon Pipers on their 1967 US #1 single "Green Tambourine", died on January 20 th, 1999, at the age of 53Īrthur Alexander - a rhythm and blues singer-songwriter who reached #24 on the Billboard Pop chart in 1962 with "You Better Move On", died of a heart attack on June 9 th, 1993 at the age of 53.Īlexander had his tunes recorded by the Beatles ("Anna"), the Rolling Stones ("You Better Move On"), Steve Alaimo ("Every Day I Have To Cry") and Bob Dylan ("Sally Sue Brown")ĭave Alexander - the original bassist for The Stooges, died of pulmonary edema on February 10 th, 1975 at the age of 27, after being admitted to a hospital for pancreatitis Stuart Adamson - a highly regarded Scottish guitarist who led his band Big Country into Billboard's Top 20 in 1983 with "In A Big Country", committed suicide by hanging himself in a hotel room in Honolulu, Hawaii on December 16 th, 2001 at the age of 43Ĭannonball Adderley - whose version of "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy" went to #11 in the US in 1967, died following a stroke on August 8 th, 1975. Johnny Adams - who scored a US Top 30 hit with "Reconsider Me" in 1969, died of cancer on September 14 th, 1998.
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