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East Bay Ray, Dead Kennedys Guitarist, Diagnosed With Parkinson’s Disease

Rolling Stone ·
East Bay Ray, Dead Kennedys Guitarist, Diagnosed With Parkinson’s Disease

East Bay Ray, the guitarist and founding member of Dead Kennedys , has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. The band’s management announced the news on social media on Tuesday.

“Ray says he plans to continue performing and touring with Dead Kennedys for as long as his health allows, and expressed his appreciation to everyone for their continued support,” the band wrote on Instagram, along with sharing a black and white photo of the artist.

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