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2021September

Status Quo bassist Alan Lancaster has died, aged 72

The musician passed away at his home in Australia where he lived for 45 years

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Alan Lancaster, founding bassist of UK rock greats Status Quo, has died in Sydney, Australia, aged 72. According to a post shared to Facebook by Australian entertainment reporter and Lancaster's close friend, Craig Bennett, the musician had been suffering from Multiple Sclerosis (MS) for some tim...

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