Barry Goldberg, the renowned keyboardist who significantly influenced the rock genre, passed away at 83 from lymphoma complications. He was prominent in the 1960s Chicago music scene, participating in Bob Dylan's transformative Newport Folk Festival set in 1965. As a founder of the Electric Flag and collaborator with legends like Steve Miller, Mitch Ryder, and Leonard Cohen, he helped define blues-based rock. Notable works include the hit 'Devil With a Blue Dress On' and 'I've Got to Use My Imagination' with Gladys Knight. Goldberg's legacy remains vital in music history.
Barry Goldberg's career was characterized by collaboration with key figures in rock, notably performing at the historic Newport Folk Festival and contributing to iconic recordings.
Goldberg's talent helped usher in a wave of blues-based rock, leading the Electric Flag and collaborating with notable artists from Bob Dylan to the Ramones.
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