Bass player Francis Buchholz from the 1980s hard-rock band The Scorpions has died at 71 following a private battle with cancer. Related Articles Ghislaine Maxwell’s brother shows support for ex-Prince ...

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This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Francis Buchholz, the former bassist for the German hard rock band Scorpions who performed at the height of the ...

Bass player Francis Buchholz from the 1980s hard-rock band The Scorpions has died at 71 following a private battle with cancer. The German group famous for hits including “Rock You Like a Hurricane” ...

Former Scorpions bassist Francis Buchholz has died at the age of 71. The late musician’s family announced the news in an emotional Facebook post on Friday. They revealed that Buchholz passed away on ...

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The musician's family said he died following a battle with cancer. Buchholz played bass for the Scorpions rock band until 1992, during one of their most successful periods. Francis Buchholz — the ...

Francis Buchholz, bassist for the Scorpions on massive hits like “Rock You Like a Hurricane” and “Wind of Change,” died Thursday after a private battle with cancer, according to a social media post.

The longtime Scorpions bassist and architect of their classic-era sound passed away peacefully after a private battle with cancer. His playing is immortalized on some of the band's most enduring ...

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