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Jools Holland's Hootenanny bandmate & Squeeze star dies aged 74
Gilson Lavis, the renowned drummer of Squeeze, has passed away at age 74, leaving behind a legacy in British music and a profound loss for fans and colleagues alike.
- Gilson Lavis, famed as the drummer for Squeeze (band) during the 1970s and 1980s, died unexpectedly at his home last night.
- Jools Holland, Laviss bandmate and leader of the Rhythm and Blues Orchestra, shared the news and paid tribute to the late musician.
- Originally from Lincolnshire, Gilson Lavis contributed significantly to the music scene, influencing countless musicians and fans over his illustrious career.
Why It Matters
The passing of Gilson Lavis marks the end of an era for Squeeze (band) and the broader music community, highlighting the enduring impact of artists who shaped the sound of their time. As fans remember Laviss contributions, it emphasizes the importance of preserving musical legacies.