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Rakae 01:26 pm UTC 03/06/13 |
| In reply to: | e died holding the hands of his family and listening to Meat Loaf’s “Bat Out of Hell” album. Read m ... - Jsteinfan 01:57 am UTC 03/06/13 |
| I have often thought of what music I would like playing when I die. For Crying Out Loud takes the cake. I just hope it's possible to be set up. Pity I know I won't have my family with me. I can just hope for good music! > > > Stanley Snadowsky, co-owner of New York’s historic Bottom > Line died in Las Vegas Monday. > > Stanley Snadowsky, a music-loving lawyer who helped launch > the career of KISS and for 30 years co-owned the iconic > Village club the Bottom Line, died Feb. 25 at his home in > Las Vegas. He was 70. > > He had been suffering from diabetic complications for the > past year, according to his daughter Leslie, who said he > died holding the hands of his family and listening to Meat > Loaf’s “Bat Out of Hell” album. > | |
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