Jul 11, 2006 • 1 min read

Commodore dies

Milan Williams, a founding member of the Commodores, has died aged 58, with bandmate Watler 'Clyde' Orange paying tribute.

Milan Williams, one of the founding members of the Commodores, has died aged 58. Williams played keyboards in the Commodores, who, of course, rose to fame with a string of seventies hits after signing to Motown subsidiary MoWest in 1972.

Paying tribute to his former bandmate, fellow Commodore Watler 'Clyde' Orange yesterday told reporters: "He was once, twice, three times a brother and we love him. He gave all that he could give to the Commodores. He'll always be remembered."

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