Celebrity death thread 2022

For those of us who closely follow the various Billboard charts, this man was a celebrity. He founded Record Research Inc. in 1970 and has published 175 books including Top Pop Singles, Top Pop Albums, Top Country Singles, Top R&B Singles, Rock Tracks and Hot Dance/Disco and seven volumes that reprint every Top 100 singles chart from 1950 through 2019. Many of the books are updated every few years.

 
For those of us who closely follow the various Billboard charts, this man was a celebrity. He founded Record Research Inc. in 1970 and has published 175 books including Top Pop Singles, Top Pop Albums, Top Country Singles, Top R&B Singles, Rock Tracks and Hot Dance/Disco and seven volumes that reprint every Top 100 singles chart from 1950 through 2019. Many of the books are updated every few years.


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Third. I have his Rock and Alt chart songs book.

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I don't mean to sound disrespectful but I think his name sounds like a Dr. Seuss character.

I remember him being involved in DLR's "Skyscraper" record, which was more keyboard-laden. Had no idea he'd been with Fleetwood Mac for 2 decades. RIP.
 
Rado – his full name was James Alexander Radomski – and his partner Gerome Ragni began writing Hair in 1964. The musical opened off-Broadway in October 1967 and opened on Broadway in April 1968. In 1969, Hair was nominated for a Tony award for best musical and won a Grammy award for best musical.

 
Mara played Loretta Sweet in nine episodes of ER, 1995-96, and Inspector Bryn Carson in 18 episodes of Nash Bridges, 1996-97. She also appeared in multiple episodes of NYPD, The Practice, The Handler, Gideon's Crossing and Star Trek: Enterprise.

 
Mara played Loretta Sweet in nine episodes of ER, 1995-96, and Inspector Bryn Carson in 18 episodes of Nash Bridges, 1996-97. She also appeared in multiple episodes of NYPD, The Practice, The Handler, Gideon's Crossing and Star Trek: Enterprise.

Second. I vaguely remember her from ER.
 
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