Rolling Stones tour director Mick Brigden dies while digging dog grave

Mick brigitte, a mainstay of the music industry whose job included touring director for the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, has passed away.

Mick’s wife says her husband was digging a grave for their dog at their home in Santa Rosa, Calif., When he suffered a medical emergency and was rushed to hospital, where he died.

The cause of death was not disclosed.

Mick started his career as a concert promoter and worked with Van Morrison, Joe satriani, humble pie, Peter Frampton and Carlos santana. He was one of the founders of Wolfgang Records, which released several albums of Eddie’s money, including his self-titled debut album in 1977.

Outside of music management, Brigden had a passion for winemaking, supplying grapes grown in his northern California vineyard to make an exclusive Owl Ridge Cabernet.

It has been a difficult time for fans of the Stones and the Stones. Charlie watts, the only drummer of the group for 6 decades, passed away last month.

As for Brigden … he is survived by his wife for 34 years, Julia, son Jack, beautiful girl Jessica and grandson David.

Mike was 73.