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a bassist and composer whose virtuosity on both electric (often fretless) and acoustic instruments was matched by his versatility, died of a heart attack April 11 at Stanford University Medical Center in Stanford, Calif. He was 54 and “had been struggling with bouts of intense pain from Trigeminal Neuralgia for the past few years,” according to an official announcement. Despite his young age, Moffett was ubiquitous for nearly four decades, both, was released last year.

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