Freddie Salem, Former Outlaws Guitarist, Dies at 70

Salem, who brought a harder edge to the Southern rock band, passed away from cancer complications.

Freddie Salem joined the Outlaws in 1977, replacing original guitarist Henry Paul.
He contributed to five albums, including the gold-certified 'Ghost Riders' and the live album 'Bring It Back Alive'.
Salem was known for his energetic performances and songwriting, penning tracks like 'White Horses' and 'Devil's Road'.
After leaving the Outlaws in 1983, he pursued solo projects and worked as a session guitarist and producer.
The Outlaws and his current band, Freddie Salem & Lonewolf, commemorated him as a beloved musician and friend.