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Kenny MacLean, Rest in PeacePublished by Toronto Mike on November 25, 2008 @ 08:44 in Celebrity Deaths
6 Responses to "Kenny MacLean, Rest in Peace"PATRIZIA I had the pleasure of working with Kenny when he give me my first break and produced my first single "RAGE" where opera meets rock. He was such a huge talent with a warm and large heart! I will miss him very much! Ursula Your music will live on forever. You will be missed. The Angels are with you now Kenny.
Chris It is realy sad... I got the new on the phone from a personnal friend of his and I. Kenny was such a cool and talented person. Always been a plesure spending time with and arround him. I have great memories of some nights out in Toronto and Montreal, will miss you, my friend.... Chris Sandman This is very tradgic news, as a DJ back in the 80's I was very familiar with the music of Platinum Blond. He will be missed. wendy nash I was a very big fan of Platinum Blonde, They were my favorite band in the 80's. I had the pleasure of meeting Kenny for the first time in 2006, At a gig with Mark. That's the thing I always wanted to see them perform all together. I never had the chance, I always seemed to miss out, I'll never have the chance now, He was a nice guy, It's a darn shame he's gone, When i met him. he maid me fell good, He kiss me on the hand, I never had anybody else do that before, Well besides my boyfriend. He maid me fell like a princes i guess. I'm shocked, I still can't believe that he's really gone. I miss you Kennith Irving Maclean, May you rest in peace always, until we meet again in heaven, Your in a better place now, May the angles take care of you now. Rock on Kenny.
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Kenny MacLean was in his early 50s. He rose to fame as bassist in the 1980s Toronto-based new wave band Platinum Blonde.
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Kelly MacKinnon
November 25, 2008 / 10:11
I had the pleasure of meeting Kenny back in the '80's when he attended one of the Wayne Gretzky Tennis Classics held here in Brantford, Ontario.
R.I.P. Kenny!