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Old 27-06-2008, 05:29 PM
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I confess that I bought Stan and Ollie's 45 [Tale of the Lonesome Pine] for my brother one Christmas! Is that a record, literally, for time between decease and release?
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I confess that I bought Stan and Ollie's 45 [Tale of the Lonesome Pine] for my brother one Christmas! Is that a record, literally, for time between decease and release?
Stan died in the 60s and Linesome Pine was a hit in the 70s so probably not. Buddy Holly had hits about 20 years after his death.
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Possibly a record [pun] from first 'recording' then?
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Possibly a record [pun] from first 'recording' then?
Probably ..... about 40yrs is quite a gap. It's possible some 50s stuff has bridged the gap but Stan and Ollie would definitely be the first to cover that amount of time.
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Sid Vicious had two postumous hits - C'mon Everybody and Something Else.
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