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Happy Birthday Joe Rip...

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Happy Birthday Joe Rip...

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#41
sure still miss my buddy....I know his sprit is wandering around in the beautiful Colorado mountains....
Thanks Joe for making us feel alright for so many years....even though my heart is broken will carry on and ive a good life in your memory...
 
#42
Mc1111
 
#43
I thought of him a few days ago as I planted up a new cultivar/clone of the "Blue Bonnet".

rock on....
 
#44
He sure loved the blue bonnet..
That is his stone pipe I inherited...
 
#45
Nice collection of Albums.. Nothing like Vinyl .. Nice set of Autographs as well ..@chickenman
funny last night after i got home from the Music fest/Dead Tribute.. me and
my Best friend,were sitting here checking out a bunch of Joe amongst others... awesome you got
His Stone pipe...
 
#49

Check it out.
Joe in studio. Still gyrating to the music, no act.
one of my fondest memories Joe in his Living room smoking bowls listens to a pre release and he get up and starts in, not hog wild but definitely doing his thing...
I notice how the whole band feeds off his energy.
Check out the singers one Fire It Up, they are loving it..
 
#54
In 1993 Cocker was nominated for the Brit Award for Best British Male, in 2007 was awarded a bronze Sheffield Legends plaque in his hometown, and in 2008 he received an OBE at Buckingham Palace for services to music. Cocker was ranked number 97 on Rolling Stone's 100 greatest singers list.
Joe4
 
#55
Joe1

A visit and session with Joe's ashes up at Joe's rock above kamp Howdy in Gunnison Gorge, with The local Grow guy in attendance as well.
Joe loved the river and someday I will join him up above Kamp Howdy and we will forever listed to the river sing sweet songs to rock our souls.....
 
#58
What a blessing it was to provide meds for him for so many years.
He was very appreciative, really like the varieties.
We brought up plants for his greenhouse and his first grow was his last grow before leaving us.
The plants kicked ass along with his beloved Joematoes. He would say so bloody sticky mate....
He loved his greenhouse for solo quite times working with the earth.
Still hard to believe he is gone..
 
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