RIP- Dino Danelli

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Craig Stock
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RIP- Dino Danelli

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Rest in Peace, Dino, drummer for the Young Rascals/Rascals.

My best friend once sent a rare concert poster for him to sign and he called him and they talked for a bit, he was a class act!

https://nypost.com/2022/12/16/the-rasca ... ead-at-78/
Regards, Craig

I cried because I had no shoes, then I met a man who had no feet.

Today is tomorrow's Good ol' days
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Skip Edwards
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Post by Skip Edwards »

Yeah, I just saw that. Sorry to hear.
I saw the Rascals twice in '67 - when they were still "Young", and just a few years ago when they did a reunion tour. They were awesome... back then & recently.
Dino was really something else...

Vaya con Dios, Dino...
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Jim Cohen
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Post by Jim Cohen »

I miss the Rascals. RIP, Dino and thank you.
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Joachim Kettner
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Post by Joachim Kettner »

In 66 and 67 I got everyone of their singles I could get hold of.
Groovin, You Better Run, How Can I Be Sure. Fantastic band!
RIP Mr.Danelli.
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Bob Watson
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Post by Bob Watson »

It was sad to hear about Dino Danelli passing away. He was a great drummer. The Young Rascals were one of my favorite bands from that era. May he RIP.
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Jack Hanson
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Post by Jack Hanson »

For fans, the Gene Cornish book is a great read. Seldom is written a disparaging word about Dino.

RIP Mr. D.
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