The keyboard player's family blasted frontman Bobby Gillespie after an inquest heard the musician died penniless and abandoned
The family of Primal Scream member Martin Duffy blasted frontman Bobby Gillespie after an inquest heard the keyboard player died penniless and abandoned.
Martin’s death.“Dad had played on every Primal Scream album and had songwriting on at least two but still the band “He was also diagnosed with prostate cancer during lockdown and despite the band knowing this, they hardly made any contact with him during this very difficult time. Louie said: “After being forced off the tour, I literally saw Dad age 10 years in a matter of weeks. He was simply not able to cope any more. He was devastated.”before Christmas.
Louie added at the inquest: “When I called Bobby Gillespie to tell him of Dad’s death, he explained to me how they had used the ‘tough love’ approach with Dad.“After this, he started drinking really heavily, every day. I couldn’t stop him, it was frightening.” “I’ve seen on Instagram how Bobby Gillespie is always urging everyone to support the strikers – fair pay for the workers – and there is nothing wrong with that.
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