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RIP ‘Fast’ Eddie Clarke LONDON — “Fast” Eddie Clarke, the last surviving member of Motörhead’s classic 1976-82 lineup, died Jan. 10 after being hospitalized for pneumonia. He was 67.
Clarke played on Motörhead tune “Ace of Spades,” which was featured in the movie in episode 604- ZOMBIE NIGHTMARE. Thanks to Doug for the heads up. 5 Replies to “RIP ‘Fast’ Eddie Clarke”Commenting at Satellite News
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Doug you beat me to it.
Damn. Pneumonia. Another icon gone.
Fare thee well.
SOULLLL taker
Guess he’ll find out if Led Zeppelin was wrong
My first ever concert was Motorhead at Poole Arts Centre in 1978. Hard to believe that all the classic line up are gone.