Gone but not forgotten

Ten musical legends whose star has continued to rise despite their death

Friday 25 June 2010 00:00 BST

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Since his death a year ago today, Michael Jackson has been a constant number one on the posthumous pop chart. In tribute, we take a look back at the other musical legends whose star has continued to rise despite their death.

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Gone but not forgotten

Ten musical legends whose star has continued to rise despite their death