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Predictions for this year’s Hottest 100 countdown revealed an interesting trend that has come to dominate popular music over the past decade: the prevalence of solo artists over bands. In the past 15 ...

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In 2008, he and the Band were presented with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. Garth Hudson released two solo albums: the cassette-only “Music for Our Lady Queen of the Angels” in 1980 and ...

Hudson was in charge of the tape machine as Dylan and The Band recorded more than 100 songs, for years available only as bootlegs, that became known as "The Basement Tapes." Often cited as the ...

In a typically self-effacing, and typically rare, interview with the Canadian magazine Maclean’s in 2003, Hudson – the only Band member who never contributed vocally on stage or on record ...

Rest easy, Garth." The oldest and only classically trained member of The Band, Hudson was best known for his distinctive Lowrey organ work on songs like "Chest Fever" and its dramatic live ...

Linkin Park isn’t the only band fronted by the late Chester Bennington to be continuing on with a new singer. After Chester’s death, his pre-Linkin Park band Grey Daze regrouped to put the ...

And the music never stopped. If anything, his playing only got better after the Band ended. Writing in 2001 about a performance, Greil Marcus observed Hudson’s playing to be “everywhere at once.

Garth Hudson, a masterful Canadian multi-instrumentalist whose prowess on the organ and roots-rock hits with the Band helped define an era, has died. Hudson died early Tuesday morning at age 87 in ...

In a typically self-effacing, and typically rare, interview with the Canadian magazine Maclean’s in 2003, Hudson – the only Band member who never contributed vocally on stage or on record — minimized ...

Garth Hudson in 1969. The Band’s songwriter and guitarist Robbie Robertson called him “far and away the most advanced musician in rock ’n’ roll.”Credit...David Attie/Getty Images ...