Denny Laine Dies: Wings And Moody Blues Co-Founder Was 79
Rock and Roll Hall-of-Famer Denny Laine co-founded Wings with Paul McCartney and the former Beatle's wife Linda after playing a similar role in The Moody Blues.
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Rock and Roll Hall-of-Famer Denny Laine co-founded Wings with Paul McCartney and the former Beatle's wife Linda after playing a similar role in The Moody Blues.
Denny Laine sang vocals on the Moody Blues' 1964 hit 'Go Now' but is best known as the longtime Wings guitarist alongside Paul and Linda McCartney.
The singer-songwriter was a longtime collaborator of Paul McCartney, and the pair won a Grammy for the song "Band on the Run."
The late musician passed away following a long battle with lung disease, his wife Elizabeth Haines announced on Tuesday.
Laine helped create classic tracks such as The Moody Blues' "Go Now" and Wings' "Band On The Run"