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Doobie Brothers drummer Michael Hossack dies in Wyoming of cancer
The band's manager, Bruce Cohn, said in a statement that Hossack died of cancer Monday in his home in Wyoming.
Associated Press
12:08 PM PDT, March 13, 2012
SONOMA, California (AP)
Longtime Doobie Brothers drummer Michael Hossack has died at age 65.
The band's manager, Bruce Cohn, said in a statement that Hossack died of cancer Monday in his home in Wyoming.
Hossack played with the group from 1971 to 1973 and rejoined in 1987. His drumming can be heard on early hits including "Listen To The Music," ''China Grove" and "Blackwater." He stopped performing with the band two years ago while struggling with cancer.
Doobie Brothers co-founder Tom Johnston said, "Mike has always been a part of my musical life and the life of the Doobie Brothers ... He was an incredible musician."
Hossack is survived by a son and daughter.