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R.I.P. San Diego 2017
Local musicians who gravitated toward the harp sound
Angel Baby Rosie Hamlin
The grim reaper took its toll on the music world in a major way this year and San Diego was no exception. Here’s a look back at those we lost in 2017.
➢March 22, Bob Bowley (68), drummer with Big Nick and the Gila Monsters, Leroy Zeke, Excess Baggage, Pete Pearson.
➢March 22, Anilee Griffin, (35), booker at Hensley’s Flying Elephant in Carlsbad, Brick by Brick in Bay Park, and owner of the Shakedown in Point Loma.
➢March 27, Arthur Blythe (76), jazz saxophonist.
➢March 30, Rosie Hamlin (71), singer with Rosie & the Originals, writer of oldies classic “Angel Baby” (1961). Name-checked on record by both the Beatles and Led Zeppelin.
➢April 15, Allan Holdsworth (70), solo guitarist, also worked with ’70s prog bands Soft Machine, Bruford, U.K., etc.
➢May 6, Jeronimo “Jerry” Gallardo (45), drummer with ’90s indie rockers Natasha’s Ghost, Minga.
➢May 16, Timothy Reece (44), drummer for Album Leaf, Via Satellite.
➢May 24, Terrence Horn (65), bassist with ’70s punk band the Xterminators.
➢May 27, Walter Hillman (aka Papa Dread) (59), frontman with reggae group Tribe of Judah.
➢July 3, Jeff Lee (69), singer-songwriter.
➢July 17, Jeffrey Joe Morin (70), singer songwriter.
➢July 22, Tonya Pugh (aka TZA) (38), singer PRGRM.
➢August 1, Aristotle Georgio (aka Mike Smith) (58), harmonica player with the Hurricanes, Arhooly, Mick Taylor, Country Dick Montana, etc.
➢August 5, Eric Dodson (53), soundman.
➢September 21, Chris Saunders (67), news journalist, guitarist with the Innocent Bystanders, etc.
➢September 30, Frank Slay (87), songwriter of ’50s rock ’n’ roll-era classics “Silhouettes,” “Daddy Cool,” and “Tallahassee Lassie,” producer of the Strawberry Alarm Clock’s Incense and Peppermints (1967).
➢October 1, Sergio Estrada (56), guitarist for the band Relax Max, etc.
➢December 2, Mundell Lowe (95), jazz guitarist, played on Peter Gunn and Hawaii 5-0 soundtracks, worked with Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, etc.
Here's something you might be interested in.
R.I.P. San Diego 2017
Local musicians who gravitated toward the harp sound
R.I.P. San Diego 2017
Local musicians who gravitated toward the harp sound
Angel Baby Rosie Hamlin
The grim reaper took its toll on the music world in a major way this year and San Diego was no exception. Here’s a look back at those we lost in 2017.
➢March 22, Bob Bowley (68), drummer with Big Nick and the Gila Monsters, Leroy Zeke, Excess Baggage, Pete Pearson.
➢March 22, Anilee Griffin, (35), booker at Hensley’s Flying Elephant in Carlsbad, Brick by Brick in Bay Park, and owner of the Shakedown in Point Loma.
➢March 27, Arthur Blythe (76), jazz saxophonist.
➢March 30, Rosie Hamlin (71), singer with Rosie & the Originals, writer of oldies classic “Angel Baby” (1961). Name-checked on record by both the Beatles and Led Zeppelin.
➢April 15, Allan Holdsworth (70), solo guitarist, also worked with ’70s prog bands Soft Machine, Bruford, U.K., etc.
➢May 6, Jeronimo “Jerry” Gallardo (45), drummer with ’90s indie rockers Natasha’s Ghost, Minga.
➢May 16, Timothy Reece (44), drummer for Album Leaf, Via Satellite.
➢May 24, Terrence Horn (65), bassist with ’70s punk band the Xterminators.
➢May 27, Walter Hillman (aka Papa Dread) (59), frontman with reggae group Tribe of Judah.
➢July 3, Jeff Lee (69), singer-songwriter.
➢July 17, Jeffrey Joe Morin (70), singer songwriter.
➢July 22, Tonya Pugh (aka TZA) (38), singer PRGRM.
➢August 1, Aristotle Georgio (aka Mike Smith) (58), harmonica player with the Hurricanes, Arhooly, Mick Taylor, Country Dick Montana, etc.
➢August 5, Eric Dodson (53), soundman.
➢September 21, Chris Saunders (67), news journalist, guitarist with the Innocent Bystanders, etc.
➢September 30, Frank Slay (87), songwriter of ’50s rock ’n’ roll-era classics “Silhouettes,” “Daddy Cool,” and “Tallahassee Lassie,” producer of the Strawberry Alarm Clock’s Incense and Peppermints (1967).
➢October 1, Sergio Estrada (56), guitarist for the band Relax Max, etc.
➢December 2, Mundell Lowe (95), jazz guitarist, played on Peter Gunn and Hawaii 5-0 soundtracks, worked with Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, etc.
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