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Old 07-24-2025, 12:45 PM
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When I lived in Rochester during the early 1970's I saw him play in person several times. He was a great musician!

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When I lived in Rochester during the early 1970's I saw him play in person several times. He was a great musician!

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Bellavia - one of my all time favorite songs. A great musician.
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He will be missed. Groups like The Tigermen, Goo Goo Dolls and Mangione are staples of Western NY.
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Will be missed. Very much enjoyed his music.
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He made an impression on my musical escapades in my youth (drum & bugle corps days).

When I was in my late 20’s, I shared an elevator with him going to the club at the top of the World Trade Center. He played at the function I was at. He was really friendly and laid back. Impressive…
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He made an impression on my musical escapades in my youth (drum & bugle corps days).

When I was in my late 20’s, I shared an elevator with him going to the club at the top of the World Trade Center. He played at the function I was at. He was really friendly and laid back. Impressive…
Who did you march with? I was never on the field but was affiliated with The Vanguard for a few years. Love some good DCI!
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When I lived in Rochester during the early 1970's I saw him play in person several times. He was a great musician!

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I'm surprised I did not hear more about his passing on the news. I learned of it from Blue Stone Circle at the square. Overshadowed by Hulk Hogan?
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He played at my senior ball in high school at Midtown Plaza in Rochester. I have always loved his music.
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Who did you march with? I was never on the field but was affiliated with The Vanguard for a few years. Love some good DCI!
Sounds good! I marched with the Chancellors in Ocean County NJ back in the 70’s.
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I loved his music and listen to it frequently still today. Not just "feels so good" but the whole children of Sanchez album is powerful.

I went to the University of Rochester in the 1970s. He was gone from the University by then, and I wasn't a music major, but his influence was strongly felt in the University and the city, particularly in the Eastman Jazz Ensemble.
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Will be missed. Very much enjoyed his music.
Land of Make Believe, with Ester Sadderfield, was one of his best ever.
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