Colin Petersen, the original Bee Gees drummer who played on classic 1960s songs 'Massachusetts' and 'I Started a Joke', died at 78 on Nov. 18.

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Peter Sinfield, a versatile lyricist who cofounded prog-rock icons King Crimson and contributed to songs by Emerson, Lake & ...