Garth Hudson, Pioneer of Rock keyboard Sounds, passed away at 87.
Garth Hudson, passed away at 87 on Tuesday morning at the Ten Broeck Centre for Rehabilitation & Nursing in Upstate New York. Musical genius is known for his unique collaboration with The Band.
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Hudson’s longtime friend and associate, Jam Haust, informed Rolling Stone of his death. While the cause remains undisclosed, Haust shared that Hudson “died peacefully,” and that “yesterday was filled with music and hand-holding.”
Born on August 3, 1937, in London, Ontario, Garth Hudson became one of the most creative keyboardists in rock history. His parents were both talented musicians — his mother played the piano, and his father, a farm inspector and entomologist played various wind instruments.
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Soon captivated by rock & roll, Hudson played both piano and sax in the Capers and supported the famous artists such as Johnny Cash and Bill Haley. Eventually, Ronnie Hawkins invited him to join his band, the hawks, which featured Robbie Robertson, Levon Helm, Richard Manuel, and Rick Danko. Robertson later affirmed, “ there's no question in my mind that, at the time, Garth was far and away the most advanced musicians in rock & roll.” Helm, in «This Wheel’s on Fire,” recalled, “we really thought we were
