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Book of Memories for Kid Krupa
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Jon Gold
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24/03/05 19:00:41
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24/3/05. I am living in Arizona and heard the news today from Jackie, and am deeply saddened. I first met Jon when he was working on the "Lost Boys" project with Charlie Francis. They came into my guitar store with a record company advance and huge sense of humour.We stayed friends up until about 2 years ago when he went off the radar. I wish I could have been there for him. He was a genune guy, talented and lovable.My condolences to his family and all that knew him.
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Kevin and Lorraine
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23/03/05 10:50:15
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Fond memories Jon. 'Til we meet again. Love Kevin and Lorraine x
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Jackie
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21/03/05 10:24:45
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it's helpful to read all these posts about jon...... we met in 1981 - i was seventeen and he eighteen -- it was at the Mudd Club. i remember he had black hair with blue sideburns (boards) and was definitely the cutest thing despite those english teeth!  we married in '87, he in a bespoke leather suit (bolero jacket and hipster trousers!) and me all in lace. very rock 'n'roll.
jon was a good man in so many ways... due not only to his intelligence, wit and musical talent (which was a true gift) but also his gentle 'way of being' in the world. that was my jon -- a dear sweet man who loved his family and friends.
Rest in peace, my love
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Dave Yeates
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20/03/05 10:22:46
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 Keep revving Kid, you made an impact. Respect.
Dave Yeates
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Robert Shuster
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19/03/05 02:21:21
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Kid, we're gonna miss ya bro...see ya on the other side. Peace.
Robert Shuster Retrograde Radio
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toyota
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19/03/05 00:29:59
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Respekt for Krupa. Good
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Michelle
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18/03/05 21:37:53
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To Jontie
A special friend: we had so many laugh-out-loud times. Your eccentric sense of humour made you an ideal partner-in-crime, always going one step quirkier than the next person - yet always sensitive and supportive when the occasion demanded. I find it so hard to accept that I’ll never see you again. Miss you loads. Lots of love Michelle (Mrs. Krinkle) xxxx
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Rod Nash
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18/03/05 15:55:04
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I'm a bit tearful reading all of this but happy seeing how Jon and his guitar playing has affected so many people. I first met Jon when he joined the Revs back in 1980. My then girlfriend Jenny and myself got on great with him, this friendship continued through my 2 years touring with the band as their roadie in 81 & 82 (so many fab times, I should write a book!)My friendship with 'Jonty' lasted the test of time, we flatshared in Ladbroke Grove in 85 & 86 then again in Primrose Hill 97 until 2000. I miss him already. Here's a funny little story that that happened in an Indian restaraunt in Edinburgh around 1982. Vince pulled his chair back a bit too close to the gas heater as he got up to visit the loo, after awhile Jon and myself smelt something burning and as Vince emerged, his jacket went up in flames!! Vince was jumping up and down on the flames crying out 'OH MY JACKET ,MY ONLY JACKET' to roars of laughter around the restaraunt, Jon then calmly said " Well, it's more of a blazer really" And that's how I'll remember him! (Oh yeah,he could play a bit too!)
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barbara
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17/03/05 23:31:08
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jon was my brother-in-law, and my son's godfather. i have video of jon turning absolutely white at my son's circumcism. he told me "i thought i had to watch!"
i love you, jon, and i'll see you in my dreams xxoo
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Michelle Skoorka
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17/03/05 23:26:28
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What awful news. I never had the pleasure of meeting Kid Krupa, or see him play with the Revillos (couldn't pass for 18 ), but the Revillos are tied with (of course) the Rezillos for my favorite band of all time. I had a GIANT crush on both him and his guitar playing when I was a kid. Even now, he can't be topped. What an incredible talent. My sincerest condolences go out to his family.
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