Neil Henderson, a guitarist associated with the pop rock band Bay City Rollers, dies aged 73. Several outlets report that tributes are being shared by fans and fellow musicians following his death.
The reports say Henderson was part of the Bay City Rollers from 1970 to 1972, including performing on the band’s debut chart single, “Keep On Dancing.” They add that he left the group before it achieves wider international fame with the “Rollermania” era. After leaving, he later joined Middle of the Road, a band that reached chart success with “Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep.”
Across the coverage, the Bay City Rollers are noted to have issued condolences, describing him as an original lead guitarist, songwriter and friend. Outlets also reference family members, including his daughters Heather and Shona, while noting that condolences are extended to his wider family and friends.
(Some reports mention a lengthy health battle, while others focus primarily on the age at death and public tributes.)
