Ron asheton des Stooges nous a quitté

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Ron Asheton le guitariste des Stooges nous a quitté


Famed rock-and-roll guitarist and longtime Ann Arbor resident Ronald "Ron" Asheton was found dead in his home on the city's west side this morning, police said.

Asheton, 60, was an original member of The Stooges, a garage-rock band headlined by Iggy Pop and formed in Ann Arbor in 1967.



Stooges guitarist Ron Asheton was found dead early today in his Ann Arbor home.His personal assistant contacted police late Monday night after being unable to reach Asheton for days, Detective Bill Stanford said.
Officers went to the home on Highlake Avenue at around midnight and discovered Asheton's body on a living-room couch. He appeared to have been dead for at least several days, Stanford said.

Detective Sgt. Jim Stephenson said the cause of death is undetermined but investigators do not suspect foul play. Autopsy and toxicology results are pending.

Asheton was born in Washington, D.C. His brother, Scott, who lives in Florida, is the band's drummer.

In 2007, The Stooges reunited and released "The Weirdness," their first album in three decades.

Asked how it felt to be back with The Stooges, Asheton told The News in an interview that year that it was "great to be back on the road."

The Stooges were part of a 1960s music scene in Ann Arbor that included such bands as the MC5, Bob Seger, Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen, and The Rationals.

désolé doublon je pensais a tort que personne n'était au courant sur le forum je l'ai donc remis sur le post dédié aux stooges

Pour eviter que le forum se transforme en morgue touristique, ma bonté a crée un necrotopic specialement prevu a cet effet. Rendre hommage, annoncer un deces, etre hypocrite ou sincere, les pleureuses peuvent se presenter ici a toute heure du jour et de la nuit, les petits fours et les chrysanthemes sont en sus :

https://www.guitariste.com/for(...).html

Enfin pour Asheton, il faudra plutôt un gros four .

C'est de très mauvais gout...

Un génie nous a quitté

Connaissant Paintkiller et malgré tout le respect (on peut parler d'admiration) que j'ai pour Ron, j'ai bien ri. J'ose même m'avancer à dire que ça l'aurait aussi fait rire.

C'est vrai que sa collection d'objets nazis, a Ron Asheton, elle, elle etait de bon gout ...
Mais ca n'enleve absolument rien a la qualite dudit guitariste et a l'influence que le groupe a eu dans l'histoire du Rock'N'Roll ... d'ailleurs, je me remettrais bien un Fun House, si mon exemplaire n'etait pas a 5000 kms d'ici !

Pas mieux.