Originally posted by Paul Campbell
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That's the one Calum, it opens with an account of the last day. For me, Bill can do no wrong. The music, as witnessed by Consecration and The Last Waltz, had a wonderful driven quality at the end. His last trio with Joe LaBarbera and Marc Johnson was very special and harked back to earlier days. The phrase about the "longest suicide in history" was sadly very apt, and the death of his brother Harry seems to me to have confirmed to Bill the direction in which he was heading. He seems to have been a really sweet guy, RIP Bill 
.. my sentiments too Paul, it looks a daunting if not dire read though!
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