Lynyrd Skynyrd's Ean Evans Succumbs To Cancer
Posted: May 06, 2009May 6th, 2009
We at Swampland are deeply saddened by the news of another death in the Lynyrd Skynyrd family. Bassist Ean Evans has died. As most of you know, he fought hard against an aggressive form of cancer, but in the end it was just too much.
We will pass along more information just as soon as we have it, and GRITZ is assembling a memorial page for Ean as well.
Fly on, Free Bird. We'll see you in the light. We love you brother,
Buffalo
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ONELASTREBEL says...
i seen Ean in bakersfield at the fox for the first time when leon was sick, or couldn't make the show god it's been awhile,in Reno,Fresno and Poso Saloon last year....i love skynyrd i truly miss all the boy's but the music lives on as always. here's to the brothers and this time it's Ean.thanks for everything!
bowman says...
SEE YOUL ALL IN ROCK N ROLL HEAVEN FLY ON FREEBIRD
Gus says...
I was lucky to shake Eans hand a few years back and to see him on stage a number of times. He never got in anyones way or tried to steal the show, he just played that bass the way Leon would have wanted him to. I got to think there is one more great concert going on right now in heaven. To his family, all my prayer and to Ean, thank you for all the fine music you played and for carring on the Skynyrd name. And yes, we will remember you big guy!
copperhead says...
All our hearo have fallen. What a year of sadness
krantz99 says...
Very sad to hear this news. RIP Ean.
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