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Cracking a Head to celebrate Steve Cropper who was a musical giant, a principal creative backbone of Stax Records who influenced every songwriter and guitarist in Rock & Roll from the 60s onward. The Blues Brothers would not exist without him. It was an honor to have shared studios and stages with ‘The Colonel’.
Loved him. Of the countless Steve Cropper highlights from Booker T and Stax, through Blues Brothers, my favorite is his Pairing with Lou Reed at Dylan tribute for a searing version of "Foot of Pride" Now they can crank it up in heaven, with Richard Lewis loving every minute of it
Steve Cropper, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame guitarist who helped form the “Memphis soul” sound on Stax Records recordings by Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, and Booker T & The M.G.’s, has died at age 84.
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Steve Cropper, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame guitarist who helped form the “Memphis soul” sound on Stax Records recordings by Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, and Booker T & The M.G.’s, has died at age 84.
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It’s a very sad day with Steve Cropper dying. Love and condolences to his family. I briefly met him once and was an admirer of his work. Dave Davies share.google/Z9gThya916yVTcY…
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If you liked our making of story of IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE, please share the opening post 😃
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46 years ago today, Cincinnati rock radio station WKRP held its first annual Turkey Drop. Oh, the humanity!
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Only 146 days until #Brewers Opening Day ...
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There will never be another like Pete Rose! He battled his entire life, making it to the Big Leagues on determination and grit. He wanted to win every game and get 3 , no make that 4…no, 5 hits everyday. He won batting title because he had the desire and the goal. He wanted Ty Cobb’s record.
Will we ever see this again? 13 seasons of 190+ hits. 3,562 games played. 5,929 times on base. Rookie of the Year, All Star, Gold Glover, Silver Slugger, MVP and World Series Champion. A local kid from Cincinnati who became a King.
We were teammates, business partners and more importantly, in spite of what everyone thought, we were friends. I will miss him dearly.
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Congrats to the absolute STARS who were inducted into the Cincinnati SPJ Hall of Fame last night. I will point out @KBarnett15 specifically.
Happy to see in the inaugural sports class, the SPJ acknowledged the work of sports producers, not just talent. Kevin is world class.
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If you haven’t heard of Delbert McClinton, you’re missing out. He is one of the best blues rock voices to ever hit the scene. Here’s one of my favorite tunes, the very Stonesy ‘Every Time I Roll the Dice.’
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Chicago Bears WR Tyler Scott will drive to Cincinnati after the Hall of Fame game tonight for his college graduation from UC. With Cardinals WR Chris Moore also graduating, all 22 Cincinnati Bearcats in the NFL have degrees.
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The Hall of Fame remembers comedian, actor and Brooklyn Dodgers fan Richard Lewis, who passed away Tuesday.
He shared stories of his hero Gil Hodges with us in 2022: ow.ly/eQeR50QIZxp
📷: Tom Rapier
Richard Lewis' Last Message To His Wife On Twitter Was Simply Beautiful
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Good night sweet prince. An hysterical child of Brooklyn, who somehow ended up at Ohio State. and one of his proudest moments of a great life was getting invited back to dot the "I"



































