25 famous musicians and rock stars who died in 2023 – a tribute



We mourned the loss of too many legendary musicians and rock stars in 2023. While these 25 individuals are gone, they won’t be forgotten. Thank you for the music. This is a tribute to their legacies. Feel free to leave your own tributes in the comments, especially if I missed someone you feel should have been mentioned in this video.

Rest in Peace:
Myles Goodwyn (April Wine)
Shane MacGowan (the Pogues)
Steve Riley (WASP, LA Guns)
Gary Wright
Steve Harwell (Smash Mouth)
Jimmy Buffett
Bernie Marsden (Whitesnake)
Robbie Robertson
Sinead O’Connor
Tony Bennett
Tina Turner
Andy Rourke (the Smiths)
Gordon Lightfoot
Tim Bachman (Bachman-Turner Overdrive)
Harry Belafonte
Ian Bairnson (Alan Parsons Project)
Wayne Swinny (Saliva)
Clarence “Fuzzy” Haskins (Parliament-Funkadelic)
Gary Rossington (Lynyrd Skynyrd)
Burt Bacharach
David Crosby
Van Conner (Screaming Trees)
Lisa Marie Presley
Robbie Bachman (Bachman-Turner Overdrive)
Jeff Beck

#2023 #rockstars #RestInPeace

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29 thoughts on “25 famous musicians and rock stars who died in 2023 – a tribute”

  1. I hadn’t heard about Myles Goodwyn of April Wine. I only know the one album by April Wine Power Play. I think the beginning of this month was a blur for me. That’s probably why I didn’t hear about it.

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  2. Some absolute legends there that I will sorely miss but also some I didn’t know. The frightening thing for me is that I am older than a lot of them, it certainly makes me feel how lucky I am to be still here although getting frail. I will make my New Year’s resolution to enjoy life as none of us knows what is lurking around the corner.

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  3. This was very nice. I hope when I pass on from the mortal coil( no matter what the reason). They say… He died from living… What?? Well… If he would have never live… He would have never die…:)HA! I will be 58 in Jan. Me I'm going to LIVE till I die:)

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  4. A job well done on the tribute Frank . You guys, go and see these older groups. Soon they'll be gone. I recently saw George Thorogood, Joe Satriani and Tesla. See them while ya can folks. Life is short. 😎👍🇺🇲🇨🇦🇬🇧

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  5. Jeff Beck was a difficult one for me. He was my favorite guitarist. Saw him many times over the past 30 plus years. Saw him with Clapton, Santana, and SRV just to name a few. Started listening to him during late grammar school in the late 70's.

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  6. It's so sad to see the hippie-Woodstock generation getting (so) old and going away… They were a generation like no other.
    It makes one wonder when the h…l did all this time passed. The 60s and 70s still seem like yesterday, they were so young and full of life then and we still listen to that music. And yet… 😢

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  7. So sad. May they Rest In Peace. I heard about Myles Goodwin a week so after the event from a comment on YouTube. It's hard to believe I came across April Wine 44 years ago and I'm so glad I did.

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  8. R.I.P. Kevin "Geordie" Walker (1958 – 2023) legendary guitarist of Post Punk group Killing Joke who influenced a slew of other artist/musicians.highly respected by members of Led Zeppelin,Metallica,Soundgarden,Helmet,Faith No More,Nirvana,Fear Factory,Jane's Addiction,Nine Inch Nails,Ministry,Godflesh, My Bloody Valentine,LCD Soundsystem.dude is a under appreciated guitar hero who will be missed by fans and musicians.

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  9. It feels good to reflect on these talented folks' accomplishments & be glad their music lives on. We also lost Johnny Fean of Horslips, the band that kick started Irish rock in the '70's and Ryuichi Sakamoto, who founded Yellow Magic Orchestra, scored several films, acted alongside David Bowie and worked with Bill Nelson and Thomas Dolby among others.

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