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The obituary notice of JAKE BROCKMAN

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JAKE BROCKMANFormer keyboard player with Echo & the Bunnymen, Jake Brockman, died in a motorbike crash on the Isle of Man on 1 September, 2009, aged 53.He was a touring member of the group during their 1980s heyday and officially became the ‘fifth Bunnyman’ in 1989.He was part of a new line-up for the seminal post-punk band following the death of drummer Pete De Freitas and departure of frontman Ian McCulloch.He played on the 1990 album Reverberation.Outsid e music his work included being a sound recordist for the BBC's natural history unit.His wife Sally Mundy spoke of his many pastimes: “Jake was always a classic bike enthusiast, he loved sailing though he was invariably seasick. Music was central to Jake's life.”On their official website the band said: “Our thoughts are with his wife, family & friends.”
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Just as I remember you xxx
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Ana Lisa Pinto
14/09/2009

I am so sorry to hear of Jake's passing. He was one of my many flatmates at "the Palace" in Bristol and was a great guy. Actor, musician, serious motorcyle enthusiast. I remember he and Pete tuning up their bikes, tuning up drums, tuning up guitars, always on the move and always doing interesting things. My condolances to his wife and family.

Debbie Schow
08/09/2009
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So many memories all of them great.
A kinder, gentle-man there will never be.
Shocked and so sad.
Love you man XXX
Jo F.

Joanne Firth
05/09/2009
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Some photos & condolences here:

http://sideburnmag. blogspot.com/2009/ 09/jake-brockman- rip.html

Brian Thomas
04/09/2009
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