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Atlanta Rhythm Section's Paul Goddard Dead at 68
05/02/2014
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(Classic Rock) Atlanta Rhythm Section bassist Paul Goddard has died at the age of 68, his bandmates have confirmed. The band says that he'd suffered a short, sudden illness.

The award-winning musician drew acclaim throughout his career for his style and tone. His performance in Another Man's Woman on 1978 live album Are You Ready was listed among the five best bass solos of all time by Rolling Stone.

Founding member Goddard bowed out of the southern rock outfit in the 1980s but returned three years ago, and was reported to have been enjoying the new lease of live more than his original stint. more on this story

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