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Subject: They did an extended tribute to Little Richard (who never won competitive Grammy), and Kenny Rogers?? Author: Van Halen is regarded as one of the all-time greatest guitar players in rock history revolutionizing the instrument...and ahem...a Grammy winner. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Friday, March 19, 03:58:45am In reply to: These tributes never satisfy this lot here. 's message, "it isn't a dis that he got 15 seconds; he just didn't get special treatment when his son passed. This isn't the EVH show, there are other people to consider" on Friday, March 19, 03:42:04am Eddie got screwed. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date EVH may have innovated rock, but Little Richard helped INVENT it. (NT) LR is infinitely more important than EVH Friday, March 19, 04:30:30am Extended tributes also included John Prine and Gerry Marsden (NT) But I figured the Gerry Marsden segued into the theme of so many deaths this year with You Never Walk Alone. Friday, March 19, 11:01:29am Also remember that rockers from the 50's didn't win during that era. (NT) -- LR, Chuck Berry, Elivs and Jerry Lee Lewis -- all received grammys later, most with lifetime achievement, Friday, March 19, 11:05:42am Elvis's first grammy was in gospel -- long after his formative 50's music (NT) -- .., Friday, March 19, 11:07:33am