John Gosling, a keyboardist for The Kinks, died on Friday. He was 75. Members of the legendary British rock group paid tribute to the piano player on social media following his death. "We are deeply saddened by the news of the passing of John Gosling.
We are sending our condolences to John's wife and family," the band wrote alongside a black-and-white video of Gosling. Ray Davies, a founding member of the group, shared, "Condolences to his wife Theresa and family.
Rest in Peace dearest John." Lead guitarist Dave Davies wrote, "I’m dismayed deeply upset by John Gosling’s passing. He has been a friend and important contributor to the Kinks music during his time with us.
Deepest sympathies to his wife and family. I will hold deep affection and love for him in my heart always. Great musician and a great man." Mick Avory, the band's longtime drummer, shared online, "Today we lost a dear friend and colleague, he was a great musician and had a fantastic sense of humour...
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