Dan McCafferty of Scottish hard rock band Nazareth passes away leaving wonderful music behind
The main singer of the hard rock band Nazareth, Dan McCafferty (76), who provided the vocals for the 1970s rock anthems "Love Hurts" and "Hair of the Dog," passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 8. Reason for his death is unknown.

Agnew shared, "This is the saddest announcement I've ever had to make." The world has lost one of the finest singers who has ever lived; Maryann and the family have lost a beautiful and loving husband and father; I have lost my best friend. I'm too unhappy right now to say anything more.”
McCafferty was born in Dunfermline, Scotland, on October 14, 1946. He founded the band Nazareth in 1968, along with Agnew, guitarist Manny Charlton, and drummer Darrell Sweet. Her is most remembered for his piercing vocals on Nazareth's top 10 hit cover of the Everly Brothers' song "Love Hurts," which became a mainstay of power ballads. He also co-wrote many of the group's songs throughout the 1970s.
No one knows what happened to the singer, as the cause of death has not been revealed. McCafferty is survived by his wife and his two children. He ended his touring career due to health issues. He stopped going on tour with Nazareth in 2013 because of the effects of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: (COPD). In 2019, he recorded his last album, Last Testament.
FAQ
1-Is Dan McCafferty still alive?
He died on November 8 at the age of 76. Dan McCafferty had been married for a while and had two kids.
2: How did Dan McCafferty die?
The singer's cause of death has not been revealed yet.
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