Garth Hudson obituary

Category: Music

Garth Hudson, the influential organist of the Band, passed away at 87, leaving a legacy of innovative music that blended various styles. His contributions to albums like 'Music from Big Pink' and 'The Band' showcased his unique sound and mastery of the organ, which set him apart in the rock music scene of the 1960s. Despite personal struggles and the eventual disbandment of the Band, Hudson continued to create music and collaborate with other artists throughout his life.

Keywords: Garth Hudson, The Band, rock music

Source: The Guardian

Update At: 1/22/2025

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