The Sad Death Of Hughie Thomasson,

[cofi]

[shadow=red,left,300]Hughie Thomasson, [/shadow]

Another one of Southern Rock's greats Dies,
It's a sad day for ten's of thousands of fans & fellow musicians world wide Brother,
Thanks for some great songs and the good music you gave us

Hughie Thomasson (1952 – September 9, 2007) was a guitarist and singer best known for his work with Southern rock band The Outlaws. He wrote most of the songs for The Outlaws including their three biggest hits, "Hurry Sundown", "There Goes Another Love Song," and "Green Grass and High Tides." After The Outlaws disbanded in the early 1990s Thomasson joined Lynyrd Skynyrd as a third guitarist from 1996 until 2005. He left Lynyrd Skynyrd to reform The Outlaws. Thomasson died from a heart attack on the night of September 9, 2007 at his home in Brooksville, Florida.

Hughie, thanks for the great music bro

[maryrocksBitch]

Very Sad was a great artist

[punk]

Rest In Peace Hughie.

[sparky]

This is a bad day for all of us fans

Miss you Brother

[punk]

The aftermath of Hughies death is still being felt. They're going to close the forums at Outlawsmusic.com. The website will still be there. But the forums will be closed because
"there is nothing left to talk about"

My one and only post there suggested a couple of websites where I was sure members would be welcome. Including this one.

[cofi]

Thanks Punk, they would be more than welcome here ;D

Sorry to hear about an established forum like that, with good members having ( or just) closing down, It's a shame,

But if they want to come on over, like i said, they're more than welcome, & I'm sure that they'd bring some good knowledge with them ;D

I went over to have a look, but i couldn't find your post on there Punk

I remember that i was a member there once, but i couldn't log on there anymore ??,

[punk]

I'm bigrrblues, and the post is/was on the "Outlaws Talk, the forum is closing " "All things must pass" thread.

In retrospect, I prolly should have said more.

I included the URL link.