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Cleveland Rock Icon Michael Stanley Dead at 72
Singer-songwriter and radio host Michael Stanley died yesterday at the age of 72. Michael battled lung cancer for seven months with the same strength and dignity he carried throughout his life, his family announced via social media. He will always be remembered as a loving father, brother, husband, a loyal friend, and the leader of one of Cleveland’s most successful rock bands.”
A mainstay of the Cleveland rock scene, he led the Michael Stanley Band during the ‘70s and ‘80s. After a short stint on local TV he spent more than 20 years on air with 98.5 WNCX, starting in 1990.
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MICHAEL STANLEY DIES
CLEVELAND (AP) Michael Stanley of the Michael Stanley Band put out his own obituary. Stanley died Thursday of lung cancer at the age of 72, according to his family. He had been an air personality at Cleveland’s WNCX radio, which posted a message of his death written by Stanley himself. It said in part, “Hey gang. Well, if you’re reading this then I am off to catch up with that big club tour in the sky. But before the bus pulls out I wanted to thank all of you for being part of my musical journey.” The Michael Stanley Band had hits in the 1980s with “He Can’t Love You” and “My Town.”
Fabulous Flip Sides of Shooting Star with Steve Thomas
We celebrate the new double vinyl album package on Renaissance Records âAnthology â 40 Yearsâ with Shooting Starâs drummer Steve Thomas
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double vinyl album package. It includes a poster, a bumper sticker and trading cards.
STEVE THOMAS: Trading cards. Ha ha. Who would have thought that I would be on a trading card?
Steve Thomas in the middle
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My wife Donna and I moved from the Midwest to Dallas in 1980 and unfortunately didn’t hear “You’ve Got What I Need” on the radio that spring but we would have loved it. Donna’s favorite group is Boston and your song has those Boston-like harmonies that we enjoyed on their first two albums, and this single is so catchy.