Among the many lost in 2013 boomers remember from the 1960s: astronaut Scott Carpenter, comedian Jonathan Winters, actress
Karen Black, actor
Milo O'Shea (
Ulysses);
Ray Manzarek, keyboardist for The Doors;
Lou Reed, first of the Velvet Underground;
Paul Williams, founder and editor of the pioneer rock magazine Crawdaddy; singer
Richie Havens;
Bobby Rogers of Motown's first big group, The Miracles;
David Frost, who first attracted American attention by importing his hit series of topical satire from the UK,
That Was the Week That Was.
Not pictured: actor
Tom Laughlin (the Billy Jack movie series),
Ray Dolby (Dolby sound), musicians
J.J. Cale, Bobby "Blue" Bland, Alvin Lee, Mary Love, Rich Huxley (the Dave Clark Five). Liberal Catholic writer
Andrew Greeley; perennial White House reporter
Helen Thomas, documentary filmmaker
Ed Pincus; cinematographer
Marcello Gotti (
Battle of Algiers),
record producer for the Rolling Stones etc.
Andy Johns, poet
Anselm Hollo, and
Syd Bernstein, the promoter who brought the Beatles to America.
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| Jonathan Winters |
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| Karen Black |
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| Milo O'Shea |
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| Lou Reed |
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| Ray Manzarek of The Doors |
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| Paul Williams, ed. of Crawdaddy |
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| Richie Havens |
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| David Frost (That Was the Week That Was) |
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| Bobby Rogers of The Miracles |
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