Rick Rosas

American bass player for Neil Young

Rick Rosas - Artists & Creatives born 1949
Born

1949
77 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A bass player contributed to the rock music scene, particularly noted for collaborations with Neil Young. Participated in notable recordings and performances that defined an era in rock. Worked with various artists throughout a career spanning several decades. Rosas's style and technique significantly shaped the sound of the bands associated with him. After a long and productive career, passed away in 2014.

Played bass on Neil Young's albums 'Freedom' and 'Ragged Glory'

Worked with Joe Walsh and other prominent musicians

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