Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Larry Tamblyn, who co-founded the garage-rock cult-favorite band the Standells, famous for the 1965 single “Dirty Water,” died ...

Larry Tamblyn, the founding frontman and keyboardist for The Standells, brother of actor Russ Tamblyn and uncle of Amber Tamblyn, has died. He was 82. The musician’s nephew Dennis Tamblyn announced ...

Larry Tamblyn, a founding member and singer of the pioneering garage rock group the Standells, has died at 82. Tamblyn's nephew, Dennis Tamblyn, announced his death in March 21 Facebook post. "My ...

Tamblyn played keys and was the original lead singer of the L.A. band. By Gil Kaufman Larry Tamblyn, the keyboardist/singer and co-founder of L.A. garage rock band The Standells has died at 82. The ...

Larry Tamblyn, founding member of The Standells and brother of actor Russ Tamblyn, has died, aged 82. The frontman and keyboardist’s death was announced by his nephew, Dennis Tamblyn, on Friday (March ...

Few bands are more synonymous with the sound of garage rock than the Standells, whose hit “Dirty Water” about the Charles River is not only a Boston rock anthem (“I love that dirty water / Boston ...

A rock musician best known for an iconic sports anthem is dead at age 82. The Standells announced over the weekend that Larry Tamblyn, the garage rock band’s keyboardist, singer and co-founder, died ...

Gary Lane, who played bass on the Standells' 1966 garage-rock classic, 'Dirty Water,' died on Nov. 5 after an 18-month battle with lung cancer. He was 76. Lead singer and keyboardist Larry Tamblyn ...

Larry Tamblyn, who co-founded the garage-rock cult-favorite band the Standells, famous for the 1965 single “Dirty Water,” died Friday, the group announced on social media. The keyboard player and ...