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Apr 15, 2001 · Joey Ramone (May 19, 1951 – April 15, 2001), born as Jeffry Ross Hyman, was a singer and songwriter, lead vocalist of the legendary punk rock group The Ramones. A member from their inception in 1974, until their retirement in 1996 (he and bandmate Johnny Ramone were the two original members to never leave the band), he was an iconic figure in Rock and Roll history.
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Joey Ramone, rodným jménem Jeffry Ross Hyman ( 19. května 1951 – 15. dubna 2001) byl zpěvák a skladatel americké punk rockové skupiny Ramones. On a kytarista Johnny Ramone byli jediní, kteří vydrželi po celou dobu existence Ramones. Po rozpadu Ramones se podílel na mnoha projektech, například dělal manažera a producenta ...
Apr 15, 2021 · How did Joey Ramone die? Joey died in 2001 at 49 years old from lymphoma. He passed away in New York City after battling cancer for seven years. According to family and friends, Joey passed away while listening to U2's In a Little While with the lyrics: "In a little while/ This hurt will hurt no more" sending him off.
Joey Ramone. Actor: Rock 'n' Roll High School. Joey Ramone was born Jeffrey Ross Hyman and the lead singer of the four-member punk-rock band the Ramones. In 1974, the band began in Queens, New York, when as he said "The only thing that you heard on the radio was disco." By 1976, the band became a major force in the evolution of rock-n-roll; they have been lauded as the inventors...
Apr 17, 2001 · "Joey's loving family was at his bedside." Ramone, born Jeffrey Hyman, had been fighting the disease since 1995. The Ramones, a group he co-founded in 1974, disbanded the following year.
Apr 15, 2021 · Joey Ramone was a drummer all through high school, and when he picked up an acoustic guitar at the age of 17, his skills were hardly Jimi Hendrix-Esque. As the old construction adage goes, Joey knew just enough to mess it up when it came to playing the guitar. His singing was hardly what you might term ‘acceptable’ either.
