Gypie Mayo, 62, English rock guitarist (Dr. Feelgood, The Yardbirds) and songwriter ("Milk and Alcohol").[1]What stands out is his surname, and for more than one reason. First of all, the surname had cropped up in my October 21st post re Kidd Yourself Nott, ALL Are Pirates To A Degree, note this excerpt:
- Virginia Mayo (born Virginia Clara Jones; November 30, 1920 – January 17, 2005)
January 18th is my brother John's birthday, hence Virginia's day of death is an addition to the "Off By One" pattern-cluster. Note as well, her surname Mayo... my name and last name initial is May O. (May Ocean).Note the following excerpts from Gypie's wiki page:
- He was known as John Mayo until, having suffered several minor ailments, Dr. Feelgood's Lee Brilleaux said "you've always got the gyp" and the nickname stuck
- was an English guitarist and songwriter, playing in Dr. Feelgood from 1977
- Mayo played with Dr. Feelgood for four years and on six albums (Be Seeing You,
The first excerpt regarding his many ailments is meaningful given the recent "Maladies" pattern-
cluster ... and note the irony of this in regards to the name of the band-- Dr. Feelgood?! As for the secong excerpt, what stands out is the year... with twin '77 cropping up for a second time (see my previous post). I consider this to be a heads up from the inner twin world... again because the 7 shares the same key on my computer keyboard as the & symbol, I take this to mean that there is more. The third excerpt reveals his first album with the band-- Be Seeing You, so I venture to the albums wiki page where I noted the following under the section entitled "Track Listing":
cluster ... and note the irony of this in regards to the name of the band-- Dr. Feelgood?! As for the secong excerpt, what stands out is the year... with twin '77 cropping up for a second time (see my previous post). I consider this to be a heads up from the inner twin world... again because the 7 shares the same key on my computer keyboard as the & symbol, I take this to mean that there is more. The third excerpt reveals his first album with the band-- Be Seeing You, so I venture to the albums wiki page where I noted the following under the section entitled "Track Listing":
"Hi-Rise" (John Mayo) – 2:37This is meaningful due to the recent "Hightower" pattern-cluster, where 3 notable persons with the surname "Hightower" had died within a few weeks of each other, note the following:
- John Brantley Hightower (May 23, 1933- July 6, 2013)
- Jack English Hightower (September 6, 1926 – August 3, 2013)
So what are the chances of THREE notable persons with the uncommon surname "Hightower" dying with a 6 week period and listed on Wikipedia's Deaths in 2013 site?! The Hightower deaths are "timely"-- in other words, their inner twin and/or the inner twin world influenced their demise to occur at a time that enables them to broaden their "communication"... nott to mention furthering their "coming out" process to our outer world.
- Donna Lubertha Hightower (December 28, 1926 – August 19, 2013)
The series of notable Hightower deaths is one of the most prominent pattern-clusters documented in this blog and so for "Hi-Rise" to now crop up via following the inner twin lead, is meaningful. Butt what is the inner twin world trying to say via "Hi-Rise"... is this a metaphor for something that's rising... perhaps the number of ailments are going to rise... I don't like the sound of that considering the "Mayo" surname hitting so close to home. It could even reflect the "Ocean"... in May rising high... that would bee an ailment of sorts.
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