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Bob Guida, RIP

Some very sad news today. Bob Guida, the great blues guitarist and singer, a jovial and powerful presence in the Brooklyn music scene for decades, died last night. Shlomo says he was onstage getting ready for a gig. "Bob loved performing and making people happy with his wonderful music and singing," Shlomo said. "It was Bob's fondest wish that when his time came, he would be able to take his leave of this world while on stage. And yesterday his wish was granted. He will be sorely missed."

Eli Smith interviewed Bob along with fellow Otis Brother Pat Conte last year. You can see video of the interview and follow a bunch of great links at the Down Home Radio site. Also, many of his friends have been commenting on the blog post I wrote about him on my personal blog. There are some wonderful reminiscences there.

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