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Willie Nelson recently came down with health issues, prompting his doctor to place him on compulsory bed rest for days until he is well enough to join the Outlaw Music Festival tour next week. The unexpected breakdown meant Nelson’s absence from one of the festival gigs at Alpharetta, Georgia; however, his son Lukas saved the day by performing in his stead. Lukas did a cover of his father’s “Always On My Mind” from 1982, which hit number one on the country Billboard charts and earned the aged singer multiple Grammy awards. Despite being in his nineties, Nelson dropped yet another studio album— his 75th one, last month. Like father, like son @spaseycasey Lukas Nelson covering @WillieNelson ♬ original sound – Casey Lukas represented his father well such that fans began to tear up as he performed which is no surprise since he is a talented singer-songwriter himself. He has worked with Neil Young on two albums and released multiple songs with his band, Promise of the Real. He also did another hit of Nelson’s, “Angel Flying Close To The Ground,” and from the reactions, there could be no better replacement than Lukas. RELATED: Bob Dylan Joins Willie Nelson For Outlaw Music Festival Tour A clip of his rendition made it to social media, and fans could not but gush over it while those present recounted the experience with fondness. “Holy cow. He’s incredible!! The apple didn’t even fall,” a delighted TikTok user gushed. “Fantastic. He may be better than his Dad in his prime. Dare I say it? Gorgeous voice,” another added. Instagram Willie Nelson’s health condition While Lukas is doing a great job at representing his legendary dad, fans are concerned about Nelson’s current state, especially since he is already in his nineties. The icon is reportedly doing better and has no plans to get off the road regardless. Last December, he joked about getting back to work again even after he decided to quit, hence his reason for remaining so active.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Lukas Nelson (@lukasnelsonofficial) He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame last year, which came as a pleasant surprise as he considered it a feat he could hardly accomplish anymore. Despite his rich catalog of classics and unforgettable music, he still experiences some bouts of self-doubt and creative blocks but keeps going at what he loves doing best. Click for next Article The post Willie Nelson’s Son Serenades Fans With Emotional Cover While Dad’s Health Recovers appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

Seth Binzer, known professionally as Shifty Shellshock, died on June 24 at the age of 49. He was a co-founder of the rap rock group Crazy Town, famous for their song “Butterfly.” Binzer struggled with drug addiction for much of his career.   On June 24, Seth Brooks Binzer, who performed under the name Shifty Shellshock, died. He was only 49 years old when he passed away at his home on Monday. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner shared information on his passing but has not shared an official cause of death by time of writing. Binzer was a musician known as the co-founder of the rap rock group Crazy Town, who were, in turn, most famous for their 2000 chart-topper “Butterfly.” Throughout much of his career, which formally kicked off in ’92, Binzer struggled with drug addiction, and appeared in multiple iterations of Celebrity Rehab and and Sober House. Shifty Shellshock was part of revolutionizing multiple genres of music The Gift of Game by Crazy Town / Amazon Seth and Crazy Town co-founder Bret Mazur met in ’92. Together, they started performing, albeit under the name Brimstone Sluggers. They formally adopted the name Crazy Town in 1999 and added Doug Miller, Adam Goldstein, Antonio Lorenzo Valli, James Bradley Jr., and Rust Epique to their lineup. By November 1999, Crazy Town introduced the world to their debut album, The Gift of Game. Not long after, the band was supporting the Red Hot Chili Peppers on tour. The following year, Crazy Town cemented their early success with the release of “Butterfly,” The Gift of Game‘s third single. The track mixed Shifty Shellshock’s signature relaxed rapping with samples from the Red Hot Chili Peppers song “Pretty Little Ditty,” an entirely instrumental blend of funk and alternative rock. Thus, the three genres were married in triumphant, chart-topping matrimony. Rise, fall, and rise again “Butterfly” flew to new heights around the globe, reaching number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 for two weeks in a row. It received a similarly warm welcome abroad in seven countries, including Austria, Denmark, and Norway. In even more countries, it reached the top 10 on the local music charts, including Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and the Netherlands. Rest in peace, Seth “Shifty Shellshock” Binzer. Seth Binzer, known as Shifty Shellshock, was a founding member of Crazy Town / ImageCollect Click for next Article The post Crazy Town Frontman And “Butterfly” Singer Shifty Shellshock Dies At 49 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly

Donald Gibbs was fast asleep in his Indianapolis home early Sunday morning when he was jolted awake by the sound of gunshots. Seconds later, his son knocked on the bedroom door and alerted Gibbs to three…