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Roy Hargrove (1969 – 2018, "Brown") is dead. The famous jazz trumpetist died Friday night in New York at the age of 49. This has been confirmed by his longtime manager, Larry Clothier, on the talented musician's Facebook page. Hargrove had suffered a cardiac arrest as a result of a "brave fight" with kidney disease after complications. Hargrove leaves behind his wife Aida, daughter Kamala, mother Jacklyn and brother Brian.
The "immortal and timeless genius"
Supporters and friends also spoke. Questlove (47), co-founder of The Roots, recalls Instagram in a long post on shared times, trying to convey to all the uninitiated how much Hargrove was extraordinary. He sends "Love to the immortal and timeless genius who will be Roy Hargrove forever."
The farewells 2018
We cry these stars
Over the years, Hargrove has worked with a wide variety of musicians including, among others, the soul singer.
Erykah Badu (47) and Rapper Common (46). The trumpet player also won two Grammy Awards – the first in 1998 for the album "Habana" with his band Crisol and the second in 2002 for his collaboration with
Herbie Hanbad (78) and Michael Brecker (1949 – 2007) on the album "Directions in Music: Live at Mbadey Hall".
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