Dave Mason, the English singer-songwriter who co-founded Traffic and penned some of its most enduring hits, died on Sunday at age 79.

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Dave Mason, who was a founding member of the ’60s rock band Traffic, has died. He was 79. Mason’s death on Sunday was announced two days later via his official Facebook page.

Mason was in the midst of his Traffic Jam 2024 tour when he took the stage for the final time. The night started with "Share Your Love," a track from his 1978 solo album Mariposa de Oro. From there he launched into a run of Traffic tunes, including “Pearly Queen,” “Rock and Roll Stew” and “The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys.”

Dave Mason, a Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, died Sunday in Nevada at the age of 79. USA Today confirmed the news from a spokesperson for Mason, who was a founding member of ‘60s band Traffic. “Dave Mason lived a remarkable life devoted to the music and the people he loved,

The mother of a junior at Mason High School said she doesn’t think the school is doing enough to send a message to these two students that what they did was wrong.

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