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- What happened to Philthy Animal Taylor?
- How did Phil from Motörhead die?
- What did Philthy Animal Taylor died of?
- Why did Fast Eddie leave Motörhead?
- What happened to the original members of Motörhead?
- How many times has Phil Taylor won the World Darts Championship?
What happened to Philthy Animal Taylor?
The drummer, known as Philthy Animal, died aged 61 in November 2015 from liver failure. ... A friend of Lemmy, Taylor joined Motorhead in December 1975, six months after the band formed because original drummer Lucas Fox proved unreliable on their early recording sessions.
How did Phil from Motörhead die?
In recent years, Phil “Philthy Animal” Taylor succumbed to liver failure and Ian “Lemmy” Kilmister died from complications arising from prostate cancer, congestive heart failure and cardiac arrhythmia. Clarke ultimately left the band in 1982 but recorded a whopping six albums during his time with them.
What did Philthy Animal Taylor died of?
Taylor died on 12 November 2015 in London at the age of 61 after an illness. Liver failure was cited as a cause. "Fast" Eddie Clarke said of his former bandmate: My dear friend and brother passed away last night.
Why did Fast Eddie leave Motörhead?
It took several years for him to find the right vehicle for his talents, and it proved to be the only suitable one. After he left Motörhead in May 1982 – for the marvellously dogmatic reason that he disapproved of them covering Stand By Your Man with Wendy O Williams of the Plasmatics – he formed his own band, Fastway.
What happened to the original members of Motörhead?
The original lineup of the British rock band Motorhead in London in 1980: Lemmy Kilmister, from left, Phil Taylor and “Fast” Eddie Clarke. ... Kilmister and Taylor both died in 2015. Clarke's time in Motorhead produced some of the band's biggest hits, including the ferocious anthem “Ace of Spades.”
How many times has Phil Taylor won the World Darts Championship?
The most darts World Championship titles won is 16 by Phil Taylor (UK): two with the World Darts Organisation (WDO) in 1990 and 1992, and 14 with the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) in 1995–2002, 2004–2006, 2009–2010 and 2013.
