A legend in the history of buskers has died. See the story here This dude was a true legend and if you've ever been into the centre of Nottingham you've probably seen him.
*sniff* I don't want him to be dead.... he was great... he even let us play of his xylophone from time to time!
noooooooooooooooo, not the xylophone man! He truely was the "best" busker in nottingham. Always had a smile on his face and a fresh xylophoning feel, every day! A sad day for nottingham! Ill put a tribute to him on the new sweeto when its finished!
people of all ages no him from young to old from big to small from smart to dumb and so forth why dont we do a tribute page to this man
He died? I haven't been into town for far too long, but he always put a smile on my face when I heard the tuneless tunes he played.
Dude, this is so shocking its really unbelievable, its someone who youve never really met, but see everytime you go to town that brings a smile to your face, and now, knowing that he'll never be there again saddens me greatly. I can't remember one day in town not seeing him , ican't rmemeber him not being there, hes been there for far too long. Hes around most nights, i usually see him on thursdays when im out in town, he totally rocks the socks and supposedly has an album in one for the music stores in notts, ive heard of people finding it but i have yet to come across it.
How come everyone has heard him, but no one has realised that he used to play the glockenspiel not xylophone. Did he sit there every day, because I can't remember a time where he wasn't there when I was in Nottingham?
I live near Notts n go there, aint it ****ty how your only sad for him after he's dead and not when he's on the street beggin for money...
