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12. Feb. 2013 · Rick Huxley, who co-founded the Sixties pop group the Dave Clark Five, passed away in 2013 after a long battle with emphysema. The band was part of the British Invasion movement and had several hit singles, including \"Glad All Over\" and \"Bits and Pieces\".
Clark and guitarist Rick Huxley both participated in the 1958 line-up. Clark and his bandmates eventually split with Saxon and reconstituted themselves as a standalone concern in January 1962, making their home in the South Grove Youth Club in Tottenham, London.
12. Feb. 2013 · Rick Huxley, bassist for British Invasion legends the Dave Clark Five, has passed away. The BBC reports that Huxley, age 72, had been a heavy smoker and had long battled emphysema.
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12. Feb. 2013 · Rick Huxley, one of the founding members of 60s pop group The Dave Clark Five, passed away in 2013 after battling emphysema. He played on hits such as Glad All Over and Bits and Pieces and was a \"real gentleman\" and a \"talented musician\".
14. Feb. 2013 · LONDON (AP) — Rick Huxley, a founding member of the Dave Clark Five, one of the most successful British rock bands of the 1960s, died on Monday. He was 72.
12. Feb. 2013 · Rick Huxley, the bass player and co-founding member of the Sixties pop group the Dave Clark Five, has died, the BBC reports. He was 72. Huxley, a heavy smoker, had battled emphysema for years...
15. Feb. 2013 · Rick Huxley, a founding member of the Dave Clark Five, one of the most successful British rock bands of the 1960s, died on Monday. He was 72. His death was announced by Dave Clark, the leader and drummer of the band, which was part of the British Invasion that included the Beatles. Mr. Huxley had emphysema. [ MORE]
