Garth Hudson Band Member and Legend Dies at 87
Canadian musician Garth Hudson, last surviving original Band member and renowned organist, died at 87 in a Woodstock nursing home after a private, music filled life. Fellow artist Jan Haust recalled his quiet nature and innovative textures that shaped recordings with Robbie Robertson and others. Hudson’s career spanned The Capers, Ronnie Hawkins and The Hawks, The Band, and collaborations with Leonard Cohen Norah Jones Van Morrison and Bob Dylan. His influence, described by filmmaker Daniel Roher, remains enduring in rock history.
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Truex Sr. dies at 66 after racing career and fishing ties
Martin Truex Jr. and Ryan Truex announced the death of their father Martin Truex Sr. 66 a former NASCAR Xfinity Series driver who started 15 races from 1989 to 1998 with a best finish of 12th at Nazareth. He owned Sea Watch International and mentored his two sons as they pursued racing paths.
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Dame Joan Plowright dies at 95 in England tribute lights
Award winning actor Joan Plowright died aged 95 at Denville Hall in southern England surrounded by family. The West End honored her with two minutes of lights out while she is remembered for a seven decade career with Olivier and a host of stage film and TV roles.
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Tom McVie, longtime NHL coach, dies at 89
Tom McVie, who coached the New Jersey Devils, Washington Capitals and Winnipeg Jets, died at his Vancouver home at 89. A Bruins figure, McVie also led Maine Mariners and other clubs, earning 328 AHL wins and a Calder Cup final appearance before a lengthy NHL coaching career.
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