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Old Nov-28-2008, 1:12 AM
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Arrow Michael Lee- Drummer- Page-Plant, Lizzy, Dead

A fantastic drummer...what a shame!!! Caught him with Lizzy in 2004 when they opened up for Deep Purple.


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Old Nov-29-2008, 5:13 AM
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Its a shame such a young person dies. Michael Lee was only 39.
I also was fortunate to see him peform live several times.
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Old Nov-30-2008, 1:32 PM
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Oh no, what a tragedy
I watched a TV broadcast of Page/Plant with Michael Lee on drums Live at Irvine Meadows CA 1995 last week.
An incredible drummer.
Saw him with the Gorham Sykes Lizzy too.
Back then I already read that he had had severe health problems and couldn't perform for some time.

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...from KomodoRock.com:

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Michael Lee Died Of A Seizure

Saturday, 29 November 2008 15:17

Funeral services for British drummer Michael Lee (ROBERT PLANT, LENNY KRAVITZ, THIN LIZZY, THE CULT, LITTLE ANGELS, THE QUIREBOYS) will be held on Wednesday, December 3 at 10:45 a.m. at Darlington Crematorium in Darlington, England reports Blabbermouh.

All flowers and cards can be sent to:

John Meynell Funeral Service
150 North Road
Darlington
County Durham, DL1 2EJ
United Kingdom

Daniel Stanton of Coallier Entertainment, which has worked with THIN LIZZY in the past, said in a statement to BLABBERMOUTH.NET, "The results of post mortem was a seizure, apparently the worst one he could have had.

"Michael passed away at his flat (home) in Darlington. He was found at his home by his friend and police on the floor beside his bed.

"Michael was out the night before [he died]. He said he wasn't feeling well and went home to rest it off. When he didn't answer his phone the next morning, a friend had the police enter his home.

"Michael will sadly be missed.

"I have received endless calls from fans, friends and family members surrounding Michael's death.

"The guys in THIN LIZZY are crushed, I have spoken to people in the Robert Plant camp who have also expressed the same. Spike from the London QUIREBOYS has been dedicating their shows each night to Michael. Dave Ling from Classic Rock magazine is said to be doing a feature on Michael Lee in an upcoming issue.

"We will all miss Michael. His boyish smile, his humor, his love and his talent, [but] most of all, we will miss his friendship.

"Michael died way too young. He shares his death with Freddie Mercury of QUEEN and drummer Eric Carr of KISS who also passed away on the same date.

"We love you, Michael. You are forever in our hearts and your music forever in our souls."

Michael Lee was born Michael Gary Pearson on November 19, 1969. He landed a gig in Robert Plant's solo band in time for 1993's "Fate of Nations" album and stayed with the LED ZEPPELIN singer when he reunited with Jimmy Page in 1994. The drummer toured extensively with the ZEPPELIN duo and appears on both PAGE & PLANT's official albums: 1994's "No Quarter: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Unledded" and 1998's "Walking into Clarksdale".


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I've only just found out about this. Such a shame.

He was a really great drummer. I had the privilege of seeing him perform with Plant's band in Birmingham some years ago, he was awesome!
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