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Wilko Johnson, British guitarist and ‘Game of Thrones’ actor dies at 75

Johnson helped give his band, Dr. Feelgood, a dangerous edge with his choppy, relentless guitar style and thousand-yard glare — a look terrifying enough to earn him a role later in life as silent executioner Ser Ilyn Payne on “Game of Thrones.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Dr. Feelgood's Wilko Johnson's reason for refusing chemo after cancer diagnosis decade ago

It was announced earlier today guitarist Wilko Johnson had died, aged 75 - with the musician having been best known for his work with bands such as Dr. Feelgood and Solid Senders

Daily Mirror

Roger Daltrey and Jimmy Page lead tributes to Dr Feelgood’s Wilko Johnson

The musician found fame in the 1970s pub-rock band who helped pave the way for British punk.

The Independent UK

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Wilko Johnson obituary

Musician with Dr Feelgood whose stark chords and pin-sharp riffs made him one of the most distinctive of British rock guitarists

The Guardian - UK

When rock legends The Who joined Glasgow busker and met fans outside the Savoy Centre in 1979

Glasgow has witnessed many magical musical moments down the years, but few as spell-binding as the day the legitimate 'Pinball Wizards' joined a busker outside the Savoy Centre in Sauchiehall Street.

Glasgow Live

Brian Johnson memoir a revealing portrait of AC/DC vocalist

It’s a Cinderella story. Only Johnson, now 75, was a Cinderella at least three times, never giving up on his dream of singing in a rock ‘n’ roll band.

Chicago Sun-Times

When the Auf Wiedersehen, Pet star and the lead singer of The Who teamed up

Stars of music and comedy, including Jimmy Nail and Roger Daltrey, performed at The Sage Gateshead in support of the Teenage Cancer Trust on this night 15 years ago

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The Who review, Royal Albert Hall: Acoustic charity gig sees band’s music stripped beautifully bare

Teenage Cancer Trust concert was part rehearsal, part comedy show

The Independent UK

The Who review, Royal Albert Hall: Acoustic charity gig sees band’s music stripped beautifully bare

Teenage Cancer Trust concert was part rehearsal, part comedy show

The Independent UK

‘I’m very happy with where I am’: the one and only Chesney Hawkes

He spent five weeks at No 1 in 1991, then dropped out of sight, but his hit song never left us. The singer talks about feeling washed up at 23, gigging at Butlin’s – and why he feels so lucky

The Guardian - UK

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