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Title: RIP
Post by: cozmik_cowboy on October 13, 2009, 01:31:11 PM

Blue Cheer bassist Dickie Peterson passed away yesterday at age 61, from liver cancer.
 
Peter

Title: RIP
Post by: john_judge on October 13, 2009, 02:47:00 PM

I seen them perform in Central Park , New York when I was a kid,( mid-late 60's) they where the loudest Band I ever heard, louder then the Who back then, 5 Marshall stacks on each side of the stage, 5 for Bass 5 for guitar, some people where putting cotton in there ears when I looked around, Parchment Farm Vincebus Eruptum where groundbreaking albums with wild heavy loud guitar, but even when they went wild they always did some bluesy stuff.
It's amazing how our generation has got to experience some of the greatest players in the World and now, one by one we watch them slip away, and a lot of people who never listened will never know what they missed, as for us the musicians, we always will know because we never stopped listening, so let there legacy continue always..R.I.P Dickie

Title: RIP
Post by: bracheen on October 14, 2009, 03:15:34 AM

I loved Blue Cheer in the 60s.  The first album I ever bought was The New Improved Blue Cheer.

Title: RIP
Post by: David Houck on October 14, 2009, 04:51:25 PM

A friend of mine had the first two albums, Vincebus Eruptum and OutsideInside.  I remember especially liking the first album with Summertime Blues and Parchment Farm.