Overview
- He died Saturday at his Long Island home, according to the band's announcement.
- The statement expressed condolences to his wife, Sue Davies, and hailed his five-decade impact with the group.
- Diagnosed around 2015, his illness curtailed touring in later years, and he performed locally with Ricky and the Rockets.
- He co-founded Supertramp in 1969 in London with Roger Hodgson and became known for his soulful vocals and Wurlitzer piano sound.
- He wrote or co-wrote signature tracks and anchored albums such as Crime of the Century, Breakfast in America, and Even in the Quietest Moments.