Garth Hudson, iconic multi-instrumentalist and founding member of the Band, died peacefully at 87. Known for his unique organ lines, particularly in tracks like 'Chest Fever,' Hudson also collaborated closely with Bob Dylan, contributing accordion on songs such as 'When I Paint My Masterpiece.' He was instrumental in recording the renowned Basement Tapes sessions. Born in Windsor, Canada, Hudson's musical journey began early, and he played a vital role in the Band's evolution from the Hawks to one of the most influential groups in folk-rock history, particularly during their electric collaboration with Dylan.
Garth Hudson's unique multi-instrumental talents greatly contributed to the Band's distinctive sound, particularly through his iconic organ lines and arrangements.
Hudson played a pivotal role in defining the sound of 1960s folk-rock, contributing to classics like 'Chest Fever' and collaborating closely with Bob Dylan.
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