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Due to his being a former resident of Maui, I kind of feel like we lost a neighbor from a small community as well as a world class musical Icon. He will be missed!
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it is faye using beans face again...mine will be in a jar by the door, sad at the passing of sweet george,the quiet one. i felt he was in it for the music.he was my favorite.i am 51 , i remember singing their songs at the top of my lungs swinging on the back porch swing with my friend. we thought we were so cool..sad.
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It's not often that you get four musical geniuses in one band, but I think it happened with the Beatles. The music that came out of this group just seemed to never stop. Even after they split and went about their solo careers, the music still came. I was deeply saddened by the loss of John Lennon, and now saddened again by the loss of "the quiet one" George Harrison. A great talent and an even greater human being. I remember watching them on the Ed Sullivan show for the first time when I was a young boy. I'll Never forget that moment, and I'll never forget the Beatles. A musical phenomenon. God bless em.
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