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    Just saw in Bluegrass Buzz that John Starling has passed away.

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    RIP. He'll be missed.
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    I was very saddened to read about John Starling´s expected passing. His vocals on "Raised By The Railroad Line" (Act 1) blew me away when I heard them half a lifetime ago just as they blow me away today.

    He has probably sung about his life´s essence here (extremely sad but beautiful):



    RIP
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    The trio of Starling, Duffey and Auldridge was a force. R.I.P., John Starling.

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    He made singing sound so easy, effortless.
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    Dr. Starling changed the way many singers in bluegrass approach vocals, as surely as Tony Rice changed the way the guitar is used in the music.

    I didn't know he had be undergoing hospice care -- this news came as a shock to me.

    One of the great singers of the music -- and he was a remarkably smooth rhythm guitar player as well.

    RIP.

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    Thanks Denny, that is sad news, he was one of the best to say the least!
    Timothy F. Lewis
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    You got that right Timbofood.

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