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Saturday, 2 July 2011
Remembering Dee Dee
Not sure how I missed this but back on June 5th it was the anniversary of the death of Dee Dee Ramone back in 2002. He died of a heroin overdose but many of us would prefer to remember him differently.
To me one of his finest moments is that Rainbow Show in London from 1977 and this is how I like to remember him.
Rainbow Show Part 1
Rainbow Show Part 2
Rainbow Show Part 3
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