Rick Davies, 81, SuperTramp Co-Founder dead after the battle against cancer

Rick Davies, co-founder of the British Rock Group SuperTramp, died Saturday in his home at Long Island. He had 81.

The SuperTramp confirmed on the band’s website that Davies died of cancer after he fought more myelomes for years.

The singer and the songwriter is known for the joint holding group after Roger Hodgson conducted other efforts after the dispute in the band in 1983. years.

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Rick Davies, SuperTramp co-founder died on Saturday after combat cancer. He had 81. (Katja Lenz)

“Born in Swindon, England In 1944. Rick’s love for music began to listen to the Krupa ‘Drummmin’ man ‘, which grew into a lifelong passion for jazz, blues and rock’n’roll “,” Band wrote in honors sent online.

“As the co-writer, together with the partner Roger Hodgson, he was a voice and a pianist behind the superthramic iconic song, leaving an indelible brand in history rock music.”

Rick Davies wrote and sang the number of Hits SuperTramp, including “Goodbye Stranger”. (Kevin Nikon)

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Davies, next to the number of hits for the band, wrote and sang “Proceeded Stranger” and “Bloodily Good”, “

“His mental vocal and infallible touch on Vurlitzer became the beating of the sound of bands,” the band continued.

“Behind the phase, Rick was known for his warmth, resilience and commitment to his wife, who prevented serious health challenges, who prevented him from continuing to continue continuing to continue continuing in SuperTramska, enjoyed his gender and rockets.

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SuperTramp added “Rick’s music and heritage and still inspire many and carry tests on the fact that great songs never die, live.”