http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-wiltshire-30811311

following dave dees sad death 6 years ago, founder member dozy has died after a short illness.

loved dave dee dozy beaky mick and tich , a great 60's pop group often had 'themed' songs...

heres their only #1 , the iconic 'legend of xanadou'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsExj_0IHEs

Great 60's pop group sad to hear another member has passed away, Hold Tight, Save Me, Hideaway etc time doesn't stand still does it

very sad... i was gutted when dave dee went, i didnt know he was ill... now dozy... whod have thunk ginger baker would outlive them!

Hideaway was the very first single I bought with my own two bob!

Rip dozy.

I subscribe to Pathe News on Youtube & found this !! from 1966 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gccYLBGdX08

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-wiltshire-30811311

Dozy of Dave Dee Dozy Mick and Tich has died.

I loved this band and most of the 60s music.

Swinging Blue Jeans

Dave Berry

Dave Clarke 5

Small Faces were probably my favourites.

Me too

The Kinks
The Hollies
Manfred Mann

Just a few.

Already being discussed here:

http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2040811

Thanks, seldom go into music as it's mostly modern music and I have never heard of them

Bend it, bend it, just a little bit
And take it easy, show you're likin' it
And lover, you know that we're gonna hit
The heights cause I'm sure that we're made to fit
Together just like pieces of a
Jigsaw puzzle, what's the hustle

Bend it, bend it, just a little bit
And take it easy, show you're likin' it
And ahhh... Show me now, yeah that's right
Ah, oh yeah, yeah that's right
C'mon now, right right right

The Legend of Xanadu was the first record I ever brought.

Thank you for the music: RIP

I still think the 60s pop music will never be surpassed. It was brilliant. Radio luxenburg , and Caroline. I get quite nostalgic at the passing of these guys.

The 70s were quite diverse as well and had a little bit of everything. Even the yearly 80s had some good stuff - but boy did it nose-dive after that.

Seems that the massive music explosion started in the 60s, carried on through the 70s but fizzled out in the 80s.

We haven't had any massive innovation after that. All much of the same blandness.

I do agree, but the 60s and my youth and it was all so revolutionary at the time.
Mary Quant , mini skirts , psychedelic colours and music.
The Beegees played everywhere. it was wonderful and a bit scary.

Whatever did Beaky do to offend you?

Always sticking his nose in.

All these 60s people dropping off the perch, about the same age as me, gets quite worrying.

Dozy drew the short straw when they picked names out the hat.......

I don't know, I doubt Titch was too popular with the ladies.