Bass player Gavin Webb of the Australian rock band The Master Apprentices died after long battle with cancer.
He joined the group in 1965, and he would go on to play with them again in later years.
The group is known for hits such as “Turn Up Your Radio” and “Because I Love You.”
The Masters Apprentices announced the death of bassist Gavin Webb in a Facebook post.
He passed away on April 16 after six years of battling cancer. The band noted that he had been in remission for a couple of years before he died.
He leaves behind a significant musical legacy.
Even though he was softly spoken, Gavin was still able to make a big impact.
According to the band’s statement, his ambition was to become a good musician.
He dedicated his life to making music and leaving a lasting impression on the Australian music scene.
Gavin started his career in the band The Masters Apprentices during the 1960s.
He would go on to become a part of the group’s family.
The band’s statement stated that he would be greatly missed by his family.
He is survived by his partner Sharon and his son Ben.