Pretty weird the way there was some sort of conservatorship and rifts in her family. A very sad end. She'll be missed.

I spoke with her son this morning and I think it'll all work out in the family's favor when it's all over. Court date is coming soon. We'll see!

I'll say it again: is there NOBODY famous you don't know or have contact with? :yikes:

I know Jesus the Carpenter.

I saw: no need to hammer it home.

Lt. Uhura reached the final frontier. RIP.

A few years ago I really got into the song "I'll Never Find Another You." "Georgy Girl" was famous when I was a kid, but until recently I never paid attention to any of their other songs. Was really bummed out when I read this today. :(

Judith Durham, Australia's folk music icon, dies at 79

Yes, that's sad, Drive. :(
I remember Judith Durham, the personification of all that was wholesome, innocent and inoffensive in pop back in the old days.
I remember the songs you mention, particularly Georgy Girl. In it's way it was a forerunner, not musically, but because, before the entertainment industry had really got the whole spin-off, sequel, franchise thing down pat, - before that, Georgy Girl was a book, a movie and a hit single all at once. I remember reading the book because I was too young to get into the cinema to see the movie.

Song you didn't mention, Drive: the one about the sleepy train to morning town.

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Good one, rostasi! If that version doesn't wake Judith from the dead, then she really has passed on beyond reach. :(