Ron Asheton's Rolling Stone obituary by Iggy Pop

Number of posts : 522 Location : Washington, DC Registration date : 2007-03-06

Ron Asheton's Rolling Stone obituary by Iggy Pop, February 3rd 2009 issue (.pdf file)
http://iggypop.org/iggynews.html

Thank you Steve B!

cb
http://iggypop.org/

that was good to read, thanks Cathy

Number of posts : 483 Registration date : 2007-12-08

thank you cathy. it looks like that i will have to pick that up.

Thanks, Cathy. I posted a bulletin on this over at the myspace page.

Number of posts : 55 Registration date : 2009-01-07

I'm so glad Iggy and Ron made peace after all those years apart....at one time Iggy was kind of a punk with Ron.....check out the old VHI with Iggy .......but in the end Iggy was the bigger person by extending his hand....also, made Ron's dream come true.

When I see pix of Ron on this site.....(.t should make me feel happy he's being revered by us all)......I still feel rather sad...... :*(

Thats beautiful. After all those years of playing in local bands just to make ends meat and then The Stooges reunite and he goes out on top. Sad

RIP Ron

Admin Number of posts : 1320 Registration date : 2007-02-26

G, F#, E wrote:: Thats beautiful. After all those years of playing in local bands just to make ends meat and then The Stooges reunite and he goes out on top.

RIP Ron

Yeah. I can't get what Ron said on the Jonathan Ross show when they were on it when he said he bought his first new car because he made enough money to actually buy a new one because of the reunion. Then this happens. Sad

_________________

Ron Asheton's Rolling Stone obituary by Iggy Pop Iggythestoogeszk6

stoogesforum@gmail.com

Number of posts : 522 Location : Washington, DC Registration date : 2007-03-06

I agree wholeheartedly and hope this is of some comort to Iggy -- that he made Ron a bona fida ROCKSTAR sunny

cb

heavy liquid wrote:

G, F#, E wrote:: Thats beautiful. After all those years of playing in local bands just to make ends meat and then The Stooges reunite and he goes out on top.

RIP Ron

Yeah. I can't get what Ron said on the Jonathan Ross show when they were on it when he said he bought his first new car because he made enough money to actually buy a new one because of the reunion. Then this happens. Sad

He only got 6 six years of the recognition he deserved, thats not nearly enough.

Number of posts : 522 Location : Washington, DC Registration date : 2007-03-06

More than most musicians get in a lifetime! Smile

What does G, F#, E signify?

cb wrote:: What does G, F#, E signify?

'I Wanna Be Your Dog' main riff Smile

Yeap, thats it JW82 Smile

Number of posts : 2617 Registration date : 2007-12-16

thanks Cathy

G, F#, E wrote:: Yeap, thats it JW82

Well, anyone who ever tried to play any Stooges song, did 'Dog' ( I suppose ) Razz

JamesWilliamson82 wrote:

G, F#, E wrote:: Yeap, thats it JW82

Well, anyone who ever tried to play any Stooges song, did 'Dog' ( I suppose ) Razz

True

, first song I ever learnt on the guitar.

Number of posts : 269 Age : 56 Registration date : 2009-02-02

^^^^ Truer words were never spoken.

Welcome aboard, Scott!

Quote :: ^^^^ Truer words were never spoken.

cant argue with that, he was outstanding

welcome to the forum Scott

Number of posts : 269 Age : 56 Registration date : 2009-02-02

Loose1969 wrote:: ^^^^ Truer words were never spoken.

Welcome aboard, Scott!

Thanks. This board is really fantastic - a testament to all things Stooges! In a past life, I frequented Network54, but the in-fighting was god-awful. Nice to know there's a decent place to go, to get what you need...

Welcome aboard Scott! Awesome poster btw Smile

Couldn't agree more Scott, he was truly the only great guitarist. So much emotion and power.

And welcome to the board Scott! Its a good forum here Smile

» Rolling Stone: Iggy on Suck
» New Rolling Stone Magazine interview with Iggy and James
» Rolling Stone's Top 100 Singers
» Rolling Stone interview
» Rolling Stone Article From 1970