The legendary “Margaritaville” singer-songwriter died on Sept. 1.
The beloved leader of the Parrotheads recently canceled a South Carolina show due to an undisclosed health issue.
He broke through industry barriers in the ‘70s as vp of pop promotion at A&M Records, with a roster that included the Police, Peter Frampton and the Carpenters.
The rocker died "peacefully" according to a statement shared by his family.
The musician also wrote & produced "I Want Candy" with his group The Strangeloves.
Hildebrand died “peacefully,” and was surrounded by his family, according to a statement from his publicist.
The legendary record man didn't want to leave the label he co-founded. He also predicted a major issue with the new-fangled format that supplanted vinyl.
For 25 years, Parkinson’s talk show was a “must-see” staple on British TV.
"Gary’s pavement drums were 'one take and hit record'…. Nailed it so well. rip," the band's frontman Stephen Malkmus writes.
Moss was inducted with Herb Alpert into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006.
