R.I.P.

Raymond did four stints in UFO, and was also in Savoy Brown and the Michael Schenker Group.

A childhood friend of Brian Epstein, Joe Flannery served as the Beatles' booking manager in the early '60s.

The body artist helped bring tattoos into the mainstream, while inking some of the biggest names in rock.

Walker Brothers singer went on to become influential experimental musician.

The Irish-born musician had recently been hospitalized with double pneumonia.

The "Misirlou" hitmaker's staccato playing style was a huge influence on future generations.

Wrecking Crew member powered hits for Beach Boys, Neil Diamond, Simon and Garfunkel and many others.

Mike Grose played bass at Queen's first three shows in the summer of 1970.

Veteran roadie, known as “Uncle Grumpy,” credited with having created the modern touring industry.

Electronic band fused elements of rock provided by frontman’s theatrics.