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He was 82…
Zeeky Banutski
The People’s Republic of Maryland
He did NOT die; check your source.
Sorry, but every source says he died today from complications with COPD…
Zeeky Banutski
The People’s Republic of Maryland
@terryslekar You're correct! I read it as "Sly Stallone." That's what I get for trying to do more than ONE thing at a time - I should KNOW better! My mistake Terry, I apologize.
@chris - no problem…I do that from time to time also.
Zeeky Banutski
The People’s Republic of Maryland
Thanks! OK, now to acknowledge that Sly Stone was a fabulous musician and a great person. He will be missed!
'Dance to the Music and 'Everyday People' rang in my ears as a joyful sound in 1968. Sly & The Family Stone. Sly Stone - R.I.P.
Check out Questlove's excellent documentary Sly Lives! (aka the Burden of Black Genius), available on Hulu and perhaps elsewhere.
@paul-rouffa Yes, thanks...... I didn't know about it until yesterday. BTW: Apparently, I wasn't the only "pinhead" to confuse "Sly Stone" with "Sly Stallone." The internet reacted to countless inquiries about "Sly."
@chris My first reaction was "No!! Not Rambo". Then I looked again and went "Oh. Him" I was amazed he lived that long. I don't remember much about him since Woodstock. He was definitely a funk master in his time.
@rich-sufficool Right! It's an easy mistake - I'm in good company. 😉 😉
Yes, Sly was ALL about funk.... but for me, summer wouldn't be the same without this: