Christine McVie's passing was reported by David in the Obituaries thread. Here's a card showing her as a member of Fleetwood Mac from the "Warner Bros. Records Baseball Cards" set from 1979. You see just part of her face behind Lindsey Buckingham. The card promotes "Tusk" which was released that year. A lot of people wanted another Rumours-sounding album and I remember a guy at a party (circa 1981) slamming the band as "too commercial." That guy didn't listen to "Tusk." They went weird with that one, going with different sounds.

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Another Fleetwood Mac card, this one being from SuperStars MusiCards with McVie on the right.

1966-2022

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1966-2022

Al Strobel of Twin Peaks died last night, age 83.

Just a little over a month ago he signed a card for me.

1951-2022

Just saw that. When she was on, Alley had that larger-than-life quality. She was only 71.

Sad she always seemed to be having fun which is a great way to live your life.

It makes you feel old when all of these 1980s/90s stars start passing away.

Luke Perry, Kristie Alley, Ray Liotta

I heard that Christina Applegate is in deteriorating health. Also, Shannon Doherty

Yeah, rough month already. I'm still bummed out about Christine McVie.

TV judge, MTV star and boxing referee Mills Lane has died at age 85.

Angelo Badalamenti at 85, best known for his ethereal soundscapes in collaboration with David Lynch.



Julee Cruise made her own exit earlier this year. She sang the song "Falling" which was composed by Angelo with lyrics by David Lynch.
The instrumental version of it was the theme song to "Twin Peaks".

Where these two went, the birds sing a pretty song, and there's always music in the air.

Actor Stuart Margolin, best known for playing Rockford's former cellmate Angel on the Rockford Files (that's two Angels in a row), died today at age 82.

Wow, Stuart Margolin gone too. Yeah, he was great as the scheming con man, Angel, often putting Rockford in danger when it seemed to be his way out of a difficult situation. The writing was fantastic on Rockford Files but he added life to it. He played a very similar character, Philo Sandeen, on the "Bret Maverick" show (1981) that lasted only a season. The way they wrote the show, it was like they wanted to do just one season.

I didn't know he appeared on X-Files.

Kelly's Heroes

Oh yeah, I should've remembered him from that. One of my friends watches that every time it's on.

Margolin was in the first Rockford Files episode but he played him as a quieter guy trying to go straight in that one.

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Kelly's Heroes

Terry Hall singer with "The Specials" and "Fun Boy Three" passed away yesterday after a short illness. Not so easy to find a card but I remembered that a Pop Star set of 24 cards was issued with "Drifter" chocolate bars in the 1980's. Drifter was made by Rowntree Macintosh.
Luckily for us he is pictured on card #13 as shown below. Not an easy set to complete although I do have a set.

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Further research revealed that the set was issued in 1983.

regards

John

Pioneer rockabilly musician Charlie Gracie died at age 86 on Dec. 16.

Jason David Frank's career was mostly in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers franchise. He died by suicide on Nov. 19, age 49.

Newscaster and original host of "The View", Baba Wawa, has passed away at age 93.