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Title: Eddie Money dead at age 70
Post by: golden eagle on September 13, 2019, 07:40:16 PM
https://people.com/music/eddie-money-dead-70/

I wasn't the biggest Eddie Money fan, but did enjoy the music he made over the years. RIP, Eddie.
Title: Re: Eddie Money dead at age 70
Post by: GaryV on September 14, 2019, 09:21:30 AM
Hopefully he used a ticket to paradise.
Title: Re: Eddie Money dead at age 70
Post by: roadman65 on September 14, 2019, 09:55:06 AM
I always loved his song with Ronnie Spectur in 1986.  That was a good year as many great songs were on the radio that year.  Some of you radio, was how we listened to music then lol!  Steve Windwood's Higher Love was big that year too among many great songs.  Though it is a shame like many other greats, but we all do not live here forever.
Title: Re: Eddie Money dead at age 70
Post by: KEVIN_224 on September 15, 2019, 11:07:25 AM
You refer to 1986. Far and away my favorite year of music. (Falco and Nu Shooz helped!)

"Take Me Home Tonight" peaked at #4 in November 1986. It was Eddie's highest charting Hot 100 single. His first major hit, "Baby, Come On" in 1978, peaked at #11.

Steve Winwood's "Higher Love" reached #1 earlier in 1986 year. As for Chaka Khan? She was almost part of "Addicted To Love" by Robert Palmer. I think Winwood was why she didn't end up on Palmer's song. ("Addicted To Love" hit #1 and was the #10 song of the year.)