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Tribute to Johnny Ramone in L.A.

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Tribute to Johnny Ramone in L.A.

Postby djcraig » Thu Aug 23, 2012 4:10 am

At the annual tribute to the Ramones guitarist at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, hundreds of fans lined up for autographs from the likes of Henry Rollins, Sex Pistol Steve Jones and Rock 'n' High School actress P.J. Soles.

"For a cemetery it's very pleasant. Johnny would have loved this," said Tommy Ramone (né Erdelyi), the last surviving original member of the band. Every year, he attends tributes to both Johnny and Joey Ramone.


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"Some things are ahead of their time. The greats are always eventually understood to be that. I went from AC/DC to them. Before that it was prog-rock. It was AC/DC that led me to understand what good music was, and then it was the Ramones. It changed my life."[/i]

-Chris Cornell[/b]

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