Tim Burgess on 30 years since the death of The Charlatans’ Rob Collins: “Friends that we lose stay with us if we keep their memory alive”

"We lost our brother and the coolest person we knew. I vowed to always remind the world about him and it's always a pleasure, with a veil of sadness, to write about him down the years" The post Tim Burgess on 30 years since the death of The Charlatans’ Rob Collins: “Friends that we lose stay with us if we keep their memory alive” appeared first on NME .

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Tim Burgess on 30 years since the death of The Charlatans’ Rob Collins: “Friends that we lose stay with us if we keep their memory alive”

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