John Rutsey, a founding member of Toronto rock band Rush, passed away May 11th according to Rush's management company Anthem Entertainment. He was 55.
Rutsey was famous for playing on Rush's 1974 debut album, including the song "In The Mood" before deciding to leave the group due to health concerns. Rutsey was famous for playing on Rush's 1974 debut album, including the song "In The Mood", Rutsey suffered from diabetes and was unable to go on extended tours with the group.
Rutsey was replaced by dummer Neil Peart, which marked a turning point in the band’s sound towards progressive rock.
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