Tandy was answerable for assisting with molding the interesting advanced sound of the English musical gang, most popular for hits, for example, Mr Blue Sky and Last Train To London.
Richard Tandy, the keyboardist in Electric Light Symphony (ELO), has passed on at 76 years old.
His passing was declared by ELO pioneer Jeff Lynne, who honored a "noteworthy performer".
Lynne composed on X: "It is with extraordinary misery that I share the insight about the death of my long-lasting colleague and dear companion Richard Tandy.
"He was a striking performer and companion and I'll love the lifetime of recollections we had together.
Tandy assisted shape the English stone with banding, most popular for hits, for example, Mr Blue Sky and Last Train To London.
The Birmingham-conceived performer joined ELO after the arrival of the band's most memorable collection in 1972 and at first played low pitch guitar however turned into the keyboardist after Roy Wood left.
Tandy likewise played the Minimoog synthesizer, a Wurlitzer electric piano, the clavinet, Mellotron and piano.
He likewise loaned his voice to the 1977 hit Mr Blue Sky and was a center individual from the band through its consistently developing line-ups, close by Lynne and drummer Bev Bevan.
The band split in 1986 yet when Lynne improved the gathering as Jeff Lynne's ELO in 2014, Tandy rejoined.
Tandy was drafted into the Cleveland-based Rowdy Lobby of Popularity with the band in 2017, and was depicted as Lynne's "multi-instrumentalist, co-orchestrator and esteemed melodic accomplice".
The historical center in Ohio wrote in a post on X: "Keyboardist Richard Tandy was a fundamental piece of the sound of 2017 Inductees Electric Light Symphony."
It added: "Tandy was urgent in ELO's making of a domain where rock and traditional music could exist together."
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Tandy was answerable for assisting with molding the interesting advanced sound of the English musical gang, most popular for hits, for example, Mr Blue Sky and Last Train To London.
Richard Tandy, the keyboardist in Electric Light Symphony (ELO), has passed on at 76 years old.
His passing was declared by ELO pioneer Jeff Lynne, who honored a "noteworthy performer".
Lynne composed on X: "It is with extraordinary misery that I share the insight about the death of my long-lasting colleague and dear companion Richard Tandy.
"He was a striking performer and companion and I'll love the lifetime of recollections we had together.
Tandy assisted shape the English stone with banding, most popular for hits, for example, Mr Blue Sky and Last Train To London.
The Birmingham-conceived performer joined ELO after the arrival of the band's most memorable collection in 1972 and at first played low pitch guitar however turned into the keyboardist after Roy Wood left.
Tandy likewise played the Minimoog synthesizer, a Wurlitzer electric piano, the clavinet, Mellotron and piano.
He likewise loaned his voice to the 1977 hit Mr Blue Sky and was a center individual from the band through its consistently developing line-ups, close by Lynne and drummer Bev Bevan.
The band split in 1986 yet when Lynne improved the gathering as Jeff Lynne's ELO in 2014, Tandy rejoined.
Tandy was drafted into the Cleveland-based Rowdy Lobby of Popularity with the band in 2017, and was depicted as Lynne's "multi-instrumentalist, co-orchestrator and esteemed melodic accomplice".
The historical center in Ohio wrote in a post on X: "Keyboardist Richard Tandy was a fundamental piece of the sound of 2017 Inductees Electric Light Symphony."
It added: "Tandy was urgent in ELO's making of a domain where rock and traditional music could exist together."
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