Train Founding Bassist Charlie Colin Dies at 58
Beloved Musician Remembered for Grammy-Winning Hit "Drops of Jupiter"
"When I met Charlie Colin front left I fell in love with him," says frontman Pat Monahan
In a heart-wrenching loss for the music industry, Charlie Colin, one of the founding members of the Grammy Award-winning band Train, has passed away at the age of 58. The tragic news was announced in a statement on Train's official Instagram account.
"When I met Charlie Colin front left I fell in love with him," wrote frontman Pat Monahan alongside a photo of the original band members. "We shared something special." Colin's sister confirmed the musician's death, stating that he had died after a fall in the shower.
Colin played a pivotal role in the formation of Train in San Francisco in 1993. He featured prominently on the band's breakout album, "Drops of Jupiter," which earned a Grammy Award for Best Rock Song in 2002. Colin's soulful basslines and harmonies added a unique flavor to Train's signature sound.
The news of Colin's passing has sent shockwaves through the music world. Fans, fellow musicians, and music industry colleagues have expressed their condolences and paid tribute to his talent and legacy. Train's upcoming tour dates have been postponed as the band mourns the loss of their beloved member.
As the music industry and fans alike grapple with this untimely loss, the legacy of Charlie Colin will continue to inspire and resonate through the hearts of those who knew him and the countless music lovers whose lives he touched.
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