January 19, 200619 yr There goes another real legend. His music will keep him alive in our memories RIP
January 20, 200619 yr F.B. said: There goes another real legend. His music will keep him alive in our memories RIP Now that guy could sing.... R.I.P.
January 20, 200619 yr https://msnbc.msn.com/id/10929971/ This is terrible news. One the greaest male vocalist of our time. Ive also read the Isaac Hayes has been taken into hospital too Trev Edited January 20, 200619 yr by Coxy
January 20, 200619 yr What do you say?Down To My Last Heartbreak.mp3Baby Dont You Weep.mp3I Cant Stop.mp3......
January 20, 200619 yr I've always said that it was Wilson's voice on me Mums record player that turned me on to soul music already when I was a little boy. I used to stand on my mums feet and we used to dance to the "Wicked Picket". A very sad day today... Edited January 20, 200619 yr by Jim.
January 20, 200619 yr One of the first of the legends that I got into as a boy. Gone but not forgotten. RIP Paul
January 20, 200619 yr Brought up on the soul of Memphis and Atlantic artists were the fore runner of the club soul along with Motown,Where a friendly rivallry was played out,Wilson Picket with his deep soulful voice has been taken from us at 64 far too young from his early Falcon frecordings to his heyday in the 6ts and his touring and entertaining ever since,Another legend gone all hail the promoters that bring artists for us to see,take the chance as we will never as a generation of soul lovers see their like or persona again.MR WILSON PICKET we salute you. Sweetsoul Newark Edited January 20, 200619 yr by MAKEMVINYL
January 20, 200619 yr Another one I never saw "Live"!, you have got to see these people whilst they are still around. At 64 I would have thought he would have been still performing for a long while yet. VERY SAD NEWS
January 20, 200619 yr Just read of this terrible loss to soul music. A true legend. Spot on Ken with the ' Down To My Last Heartbreak ' Essential soul 45 and a personal favourite. RIP Big guy. Rich
January 20, 200619 yr What a badass rapper he'd have been if his career was starting today. A true soul legend that enriched our music beyond measure. And he cut perhaps the most memorable vocal intro on any record ever! One, two, three....
January 20, 200619 yr So very sad. He always looked so healthy and young looking I thought. Great shame. Sad loss. https://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-13495555,00.html
January 20, 200619 yr Very sad news, Midnight Hour on Black Atlantic was the first soul record I ever bought. I heard the news at 4am on the BBC World service and had to play a couple of his records before I went back to bed. Got his autograph somewhere from when he played the Pontiac Club in Putney in 196?
January 20, 200619 yr What can one say. Heard it on the car radio very earlie this morning. R.I.P. Wilson Picket.
January 20, 200619 yr Heard on Radio 4 this morning, started career singing with The Falcons apparently. Gone to the 'Land of a thousand dances' in the sky. RIP Matt
January 20, 200619 yr Matt Male said: Heard on Radio 4 this morning, started career singing with The Falcons apparently. Gone to the 'Land of a thousand dances' in the sky. RIP Matt =================== his version of 'hey jude' in my opinion is one of the greatest vocal perfornances ever put to vynil.. one of the first soul superstars and a huge loss to the soul world on another thread theres who woul you like to see over here perform wilson was one of two for me and the other was Babara Lewis rip wilson how we will ever know? fluff
January 20, 200619 yr Hi Just heard on the news that Wilson Pickett has passed away at the age of 64 Mark Hanson
January 20, 200619 yr I was shocked by that announcement early this morning via television. One of the sadest days for Soul Music. One of my alltime heroes that I onced had the chance to meet in person. RIP Mr Wicked Pickett
January 20, 200619 yr He had one of the most incredible voices in soul music, a fantastic performer but alas his hard living ways have made him come to a premature end, would loved to have seen him over in the UK, R.I.P. big man Lenny Edited January 20, 200619 yr by BIGSOULMAN
January 20, 200619 yr Always sad when one of our hero's passes away. Wilson's seems to be more significant somehow. Personal faves by him include - I Want You from the LP of the same title EMI 1979 Back In Your Arms, That Woman (Chocolate Mountain LP) Love Never Let Me Down (American Soul Man LP) Oh and favourite LP cover ''Pickett In The Pocket'' The man hangin' out in the pool hall with his ladeez ! God Bless You Wilson + Patrick
January 20, 200619 yr Just listening to the few albums I have by him, listening to old favorites like Jealous Love, She's Looking Good, I'm Gonna Cry, Trust Me and For Better of Worse, man was a real talent, in top tier of soul vocalists surely. Also found on album something I can't remember from before, his great version of Bring It On HomeTo Me, brilliant double tracked vocals, not his screaming voice just soulful as hell. Even sort of like his bizarre half Italian half English song Deborah.Maybe thats just nostalgia making me think that. On another site somebody accused soul fans of overlooking the well known for obscurity sometimes in Pickets case and I suppose us Northern fans are doubly guilty of this and listening to Picket you realise sometime the cream did rise to the top, Just off to listen to his Don't Knock My Love lp, can't remember ever listening to it so hopefully a nice way to rediscover and remember him RIP Wilson. Cheers Jock
January 21, 200619 yr This is my all-time #1 favorite by Wilson Pickett. Not northern-just superb soul music. RIP. KTFJas
January 21, 200619 yr I remember reading an article (could have been Dave Godin) trying to define what soul was and it went something like this....When Wilson Picket guested on the Tom Jones Show They sang a duet, whilst Tom sang with soul Wilson sang from the soul. The fact I remember that from thirty plus years shows the mans greatness. "Mr Magic Man" A great loss BH
January 21, 200619 yr BLAKE H said: I remember reading an article (could have been Dave Godin) trying to define what soul was and it went something like this....When Wilson Picket guested on the Tom Jones Show They sang a duet, whilst Tom sang with soul Wilson sang from the soul. The fact I remember that from thirty plus years shows the mans greatness. "Mr Magic Man" A great loss BH Mr Godin told it like it is indeed as always -- what does his passing mean to me and what did I think of him, well to sum up my email address says it all. fdsoul6345789 A TRUE LEGEND in a land of vocal GIANTS
Another one gone .