Dino Danelli, drummer for Young Rascals, died on Thursday, December 15, aged 78. Danelli has been described as “one of the most underrated rock drummers of all time.” Danelli’s bandmates announced the news on social media by uploading a photo of him and writing that people have learned a lot from his experience in the music industry. . According to the article:
“I hope you all continue to admire his abilities and show him your love. Thank you for your continued support of his various activities throughout his career. You all made it possible for him to pursue his ambition of becoming a musician and artist. Joe Russo wishes you all the best.”
Dino Danelli’s cause of death has not been revealed and no funeral has been arranged.
Twitter users pay their respects to Dino Danelli.
Dino Danelli has amassed a huge fan following over the years thanks to his skills in playing the drums. As news of his death spread, Twitter was flooded with tributes:
RIP Dino Danelli . https://t.co/chH3kgm0lg
– Clem Burke (@clem_burke) December 16, 2022
I am very sad to hear that the great Dino Danelli has passed away. An excellent drummer and artist. I will never forget all the fun moments we had on Broadway during our Rascals performance. An original disciple. An original, period. 💔
– Maureen Van Zandt (@MVZaGoGo) December 15, 2022
Dino Danelli emerged as a member of The Young Rascals.
Danelli began his career with the founding of The Young Rascals in 1964. The quintet made its debut at a nightclub in New Jersey. The Young Rascals is famous for songs like Good Lovin’, Groovin’, People Gotta Be Free, How Can I Be Sure, A Beautiful Morning, and others. In March 1966, the rock band’s self-titled debut album topped the Billboard charts. They released eight more albums before disbanding in 1972. Although Eddie Brigati and Gene Cornish last appeared on their seventh album, Search and Nearness, their next two albums received a positive response. financially and critically. The group’s remarkable travels lasted until one of the group’s members, David Brigati, announced his departure in 1970.
The band signed to Columbia Records in 1971, and although they released two albums, they did not receive much criticism compared to their predecessors. Over the years, the band members kept changing, and the founding members quickly began to seek solo careers in the music business. Dino Danelli, Felix Cavaliere, Eddie Brigati, Gene Cornish, David Brigati, Robert Popwell and Danny Weis are among the featured actors. The group reshuffled in April 2010 for an event in New York, followed by two more in 2012 and 2013.
Danelli formed another band, Bulldog, when The Young Rascals disbanded in the 1970s. However, the group did not last more than three years. Danelli has performed with bands such as Fotomaker, Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul, and others besides The Young Rascals and Bulldog. Danelli is survived by unidentified family members. In all these years, Danelli has never talked about his personal life.
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Source: vothisaucamau.edu.vn
