Brett Tuggle dead at 70: The keyboardist for Fleetwood Mac had cancer

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Acclaimed keyboardist Brett Tuggle has died at the age of 70 after battling cancer.He had toured for 20 years with Fleetwood Mac and was one of the founding members of The David Lee Roth Band.

Tuggle also helped Roth write his top solo 1988 hit song Just Like Paradise.Brett had worked with a wide range of artists includingRick Springfield,Jimmy Page, John Kay and Steppenwolf, Styx’s Tommy Shaw, and Mitch Ryder throughout his 50 year career.'Our sweet Brett Tuggle made it home tonight,' friend Springfield wrote on Twitter as he shared a photo with the musician. 'God bless his beautiful spirit.' Gone much too soon:Acclaimed keyboardist Brett Tuggle has died at the age of 70 after battling cancer.

Seen in 2019 Tribute:'Our sweet Brett Tuggle made it home tonight,' friend Springfield wrote on Twitter as he shared a photo with the musician. 'God bless his beautiful spirit'Brett is survived by daughter Michelle and son Matt.They shared with Rolling Stone that his family was 'with him throughout the entire time of his illness.' Matt added he had a 'lovely' father, adding, 'He gave me music in my life.'The star was born in Denver, Colorado and at a young age learned how to play the piano then the guitar.

He took gigs at small venues in Denver before working in Texas. Legendary:He had toured for 20 years with Fleetwood Mac and was one of the founding members of The David Lee Roth Band.