Andy Fraser, the bassist for British blues-rock band Free who co-wrote its mammoth 1970 anthem “All Right Now,” died Monday in Temecula, where he lived. He was 62. The Riverside County coroner ...

Andy Fraser, the bassist in the English rock band Free and the co-writer of the 1970 worldwide hit, “All Right Now,” has died at the age of 62. In addition to his work with Free, he wrote ...

Andy Fraser, the bassist of the English rock band Free, ... RIP Andy Fraser, very sad news. Condolences to all his family & friends – JB Digital — Jack Bruce (@jackbrucemusic) March 17, 2015.

Andrew McLan Fraser was born into a working-class family in Paddington, west London, on July 3 1952. Andy was still a toddler when his father left the family, and they had no further contact until ...

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Andy Fraser — co-author of the rousing rock standard “All Right Now,” and a key force behind the classic-rock band Free — has died. One of the elite members of Britain&#8217… ...

Fraser, who died Monday in Temecula, Calif., at 62, was one of rock’s great but lamentably quick-burning teen prodigies. A member of John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers at 15, he was just 16 when Free ...

Andy Fraser, who co-wrote the rousing rock anthem "All Right Now" when he was the teenage bassist for the British rock band Free, died on March 16 in the Southern California desert community of ...

(Reuters) - Andy Fraser, the bass player who co-wrote and played on the 1970 rock hit "All Right Now" by the band Free, has died in California at the age of 62, a coroner's report said. The ...