This is a site that I have belonged to for years, it is called Find A Grave.com
Here you can get great information as well as pictures of most musicians final resting places. If it is anybody famous you more than likely will find them here, with bio and pictures in the Famous People Search. You can also track your own family burials here. I got involved with them when I was documenting the tallest tombstone in the U.S. Which is 15 stories high, it was suspected to be the tallest but nobody did a final documentation until I had people from Find A Grave.com search the country and none was found higher than the tomb of Thomas Wiltberger Evans. You guy's did not know that I love that kind of stuff, I love graveyards because of the architecture and the history of them that are there. I have always been that way. But anyway you can find mostly all your hero's here, from Buddy Rich to Sam Cook, to Jimi Hendrix to all the movie stars, complete with some kind of bio. I just looked up Miles Davis this morning.
http://www.findagrave.com/
I had ran across this site a few years ago, and even though it is called The Dead Rock Stars Club, it catalogs everybody from Jazz to Punk. If you are looking for a little info on music greats and not so greats death dates this is the place.
http://thedeadrockstarsclub.com/deadrock.html
Here you can get great information as well as pictures of most musicians final resting places. If it is anybody famous you more than likely will find them here, with bio and pictures in the Famous People Search. You can also track your own family burials here. I got involved with them when I was documenting the tallest tombstone in the U.S. Which is 15 stories high, it was suspected to be the tallest but nobody did a final documentation until I had people from Find A Grave.com search the country and none was found higher than the tomb of Thomas Wiltberger Evans. You guy's did not know that I love that kind of stuff, I love graveyards because of the architecture and the history of them that are there. I have always been that way. But anyway you can find mostly all your hero's here, from Buddy Rich to Sam Cook, to Jimi Hendrix to all the movie stars, complete with some kind of bio. I just looked up Miles Davis this morning.
http://www.findagrave.com/
I had ran across this site a few years ago, and even though it is called The Dead Rock Stars Club, it catalogs everybody from Jazz to Punk. If you are looking for a little info on music greats and not so greats death dates this is the place.
http://thedeadrockstarsclub.com/deadrock.html