Canned Heat Suicide House – Topanga, California - Atlas Obscura
WEBOct 14, 2016 · On the eve of September 3, 1970, behind the private residence of Bob Hite of the band Canned Heat, fellow bandmate Alan Wilson slept under the stars. By dawn, he was dead.
The Mystery of Canned Heat House: The Bear, The Blind Owl …
WEBMar 11, 2016 · On September 3, 1970, on the eve of Canned Heat's European tour, Alan Wilson was found dead in his sleeping bag on the hillside behind Bob Hite's house. The cause of death was determined to be a barbiturate overdose, though it is unclear whether it was accidental or a suicide.
The Day Canned Heat Frontman Bob Hite Overdosed Between …
WEBApr 5, 2016 · Hite, who sang Canned Heat to blues-boogie fame after a breakout performance at Woodstock, would die on April 5, 1981, after being put into the back of a van on the way to de la Parra's home in...
Bob Hite - Wikipedia
WEBRobert Ernest Hite (February 26, 1943 – April 5, 1981) was the co-lead vocalist of the American blues and rock band Canned Heat, from 1965 to his death in 1981. His nickname was "The Bear".
The Canned Heat Suicide House - Oddity Odysseys
WEBAnother celebrity that owned a home in Topanga Canyon hills was Bob Hite, lead singer of American blue-rock band, Canned Heat. Canned Heat was formed in 1965 and band members adorned themselves with fun nicknames including: Larry “The Mole” Taylor, Bob “The Bear” Hite and Alan “Blind Owl” WIlson.
Where Alan Wilson Of Canned Heat Died In Topanga, CA
WEBOn Sept. 3, 1970 at this, the home of fellow Canned Heat band mate Bob “The Bear” Hite, Alan “Blind Owl” Wilson overdosed on a hill behind the home. Some called it suicide, others an accident, regardless it was a terrible loss.
Topanga Canyon - History Of Rock Music
WEBCanned Heat Co-founder Alan “Blind Owl” Wilson whose falsetto can be heard in their great hit Going up the Country died on the hill behind fellow band member Bob Hite’s Topanga Canyon home on Sept. 3, 1970. He was 27.
Canned Heat - Wikipedia
WEBOn April 5, 1981, having collapsed from a heroin overdose during a show at the Palomino in Los Angeles, Bob Hite was later found dead in de la Parra's Mar Vista home at the age of 38. [ 34 ] Later history and the death of Vestine
Canned Heat Abandoned Mystery House - YouTube
WEBFeb 5, 2020 · The house once belonged to Bob Hite of the band Canned Heat. Watch as we explore these ruins which once saw the horrific fate of Allan Wilson who sang hits such hits as “On the Road...
Canned Heat Official - Canned Heat
WEBOn April 5th, 1981, at the Palomino in Los Angeles, gargantuan vocalist, Bob Hite, collapsed and died of a heart attack and on October 20th, 1997, Henry Vestine died in Paris, France following the final gig of a European tour.
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