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It was three-years-ago today (September 15th, 2019) that Ric Ocasek, the guitarist and leader of the Cars, was found dead in his Manhattan apartment at age 75. Although he suffered from both a hypertensive heart and coronary artery disease, it was reported he officially died from natural causes. Ocasek is survived by six sons, two from each of his three marriages. At the time of his death he was estranged from his third wife, supermodel Paulina Porizkova who has since revealed, unbeknownst to her, that prior to her husband's death, she had been erased from his will. Ric Ocasek, who was born Richard Theodore Otcasek in Cleveland, is responsible for some of the most timeless and important pop/rock/new wave classics recorded between 1978 and 1985; literally writing every hit the Cars scored during their original eight-year run. Ocasek, who played rhythm guitar, shared lead vocal duties with late-bassist Benjamin Orr, and wrote such instant radio staples as "Just What I Needed, ....
The Tonight Show house band) the Roots. In their version of the song, called This Olympics, Fallon and Trotter gear up for the 2020 Summer Olympics, which was rescheduled for 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and kicked off on Friday. Backed by Lil Bit s bouncy, banjo-tinged electronic beat, Fallon and Trotter swap out the lyrics of Lil Bit for lines celebrating all the fun and excitement of the Olympic games.
It s time to represent your country, no matter where you re from / Waking up at 2AM to watch a little badminton, The pair sing in the chorus. Get your soccer socks on, we re playing football / Pour yourself some Wheaties, it s time to win it all / This Olympics. ....
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