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Charlie Colin, founder of US rock band Train, died aged 58

Charlie Colin, the founder of the US rock band Train, has passed away at the age of 58. Described by the band as “the sweetest guy,” his “unique bass playing and beautiful guitar work” are celebrated.
Charlie Colin Dead: Founding Bassist For Rock Band Train Was 58
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The band call him “the sweetest guy”, praising his “unique bass playing and beautiful guitar work”.

US rock band Train has paid tribute to their founding member, Charlie Colin, following his death at age 58, describing him as “the sweetest guy.” Colin’s sister confirmed the bass player’s passing to The Associated Press on Wednesday. While the cause of death is unconfirmed, TMZ reported that his mother said he died after slipping in the shower while house-sitting for a friend in Brussels. The band, formed in San Francisco in 1993, saw one of their biggest hits with “Drops of Jupiter” eight years later. Colin left the band in the early 2000s, before they achieved another major hit with “Hey Soul Sister” in 2009.

Train paid tribute to Charlie Colin on Instagram, saying: “When I met Charlie, I instantly fell in love with him. He was the sweetest guy and so handsome. Starting a band with him was the only logical step. His unique bass playing and beautiful guitar work caught people’s attention in San Francisco and beyond. He will always hold a special place in my heart. I always tried to bring him closer, but he had his own vision. You’re a legend, Charlie. Go charm the pants off those angels.”

Colin, who played bass for the band Train, revealed on the Power Players With Dan Clark podcast in 2022 that he “technically left Train in 2005.” After leaving the band, he continued his career in the music industry by playing guitar and providing background vocals for other bands. Train, led by singer Patrick Monahan, achieved a breakthrough in 2001 with their hit “Drops of Jupiter.” They subsequently toured with Barenaked Ladies and Counting Crows, and their 2003 album, “My Private Nation,” went platinum. The band later scored hits like “Drive By” in 2012, and released their most recent studio album, “AM Gold,” in 2022, marking their first studio album in five years.

His incredible bass skills and infectious energy on stage have left an indelible mark on the music industry. Throughout the years, Charlie’s contributions to the band’s success and his unique style have resonated with countless fans around the globe. His legacy will undeniably live on through the timeless music he helped create. Let’s take a moment to remember his impact on the world of rock and celebrate his life through the music that has touched so many of us. Rest in peace, Charlie Colin. You will be dearly missed, but your music will continue to inspire generations to come.

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