Ambrosia's Christopher North Passes Away

On March 31st, Christopher North, the founding keyboardist for the 1970s rock band Ambrosia,

has passed away at 75 after a tough fight with throw cancer.

The band confirmed the news Monday on Facebook, honoring his incredible stage energy

that lit up crowds from the start. He co-founded Ambrosia back in 1970 with David Pack,

Joe Puerto, and Burley Drummond, crafting their signature progressive rock vibe.

They hit big with top 40 smashes like how much I feel and biggest part of me,

filling airwaves through the late 70s. Fans and bandmates are mourning a true original,

remembering North for his fiery performances and soulful keys that built timeless soundscapes.

The group called him a craftsman whose lush piano and soaring organ,

hooked listeners with pure virtuosity. North faced other health scares lately,

including a hospital stay last year after getting hit by a car while walking.

Even through it all, he battled cancer bravely before this final chapter.

His music keeps echoing in classic rock history,

a legacy bandmates and fans hold close forever.

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