Steve Lewsinson cause of death: What did the Simply Red bass guitarist Steve Lewsinson die of at 60?

Sad news on the world music scene. Steve Lewinson, the bassist of the legendary British band Simply Red, has died at the age of 60. Sources close to the bassist have confirmed the news, but the reasons and causes of his death are not yet known.

Who was Steve Lewinson?

Steve Lewinson was born in the United Kingdom and began his musical career more than 40 years ago, in the 1980s, collaborating with various artists before joining Simply Red. With Simply Red he dazzled on international tours and in the recording of the group's most iconic albums such as 'Holding Back the Years' or 'If You Don't Know Me by Now'.

Lewinson was key to the success of the British band, as he stood out for his style and technique on bass, fusing soul, pop and jazz that catapulted them to worldwide success. In addition, he left his mark on projects of various genres and other artists of high international standing.

Reactions to his death continue

The news of Steve Lewinson's death at the age of 60 has prompted a large number of comments on social media with comments such as "Steve was not only an exceptional musician, but a wonderful person", "The pioneer of bass worldwide is gone" or "He radiated passion and dedication for music, rest in peace". The affection he leaves behind is more than evident, as beyond being a great professional in the music industry, he was a magnificent person.

Ultimately, Lewinson's legacy will go down in history for his bass playing and work with Simply Red, being remembered by fans and members of the British band. The music world mourns his loss on Wednesday, December 18, but his memory will be eternal.