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He was 53. ***

Downie had an advancing and cureless anatomy of academician blight alleged glioblastoma, which he apparent afterwards a access in December 2015.

Gord Downie remembered by fans, Canadians far and wideGord Downie acclimated articulation to 'shed a light' on advancing academician cancerIndigenous leaders pay accolade to Tragically Hip frontman Gord DownieHe died Tuesday night amidst by his accouchement and family, according to a account on the band's website.

"Gord knew this day was advancing – his acknowledgment was to absorb this adored time as he consistently had – authoritative music, authoritative memories and cogent abysmal acknowledgment to his ancestors and accompany for a activity able-bodied lived, about sealing it with a kiss… on the lips," the account said.

The final concert, in Kingston on Aug. 20, 2016 was advertisement by CBC.

The 15-show Man Machine Poem tour, abnormally its final concert, became a cultural event, as Downie's acute cast prompted an access of abutment from bodies beyond the country who had the attenuate befalling to bless a much-loved Canadian afore he was gone.

Downie independent agnate complexities: He was an everyman poet, appearing both above and bottomward to earth, autograph lyrics that rhymed "catharsis" with "my arse is." He sang about Canada, but disavowed nationalism, his songs exploring abundant capacity like David Milgaard's blameworthy confidence (Wheat Kings) or Canada's analysis of Aboriginal Nations (Now the Struggle Has a Name).

Downie spent his final months speaking out in abutment of Indigenous people, declaring: "Canada is not Canada. We are not the country we anticipate we are."

After his final appearances with the Tragically Hip, Downie appear Secret Path, a multimedia activity that tells the adverse account of 12-year-old Chanie Wenjack, who died of acknowledgment and ache in 1966 afterwards active abroad from the Cecilia Jeffrey Indian Residential School in Kenora, Ont. Meanwhile, the Gord Downie and Chanie Wenjack Fund was started to "start a new accord with Indigenous Peoples."

Downie, who won two Junos for the 10-song abandoned album, anticipation of the Secret Path music, concerts and blur created with artisan Jeff Lemire as his bequest project. Lemire created a clear atypical aggressive by Downie's songs, and its images were acclimated to actualize the film.

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Over the advance of his career, Downie appear three added musically adventuresome abandoned albums, a accord with Toronto roots-rock bandage the Sadies, and a book of poetry. Earlier this fall, Downie appear he had been alive on addition abandoned album, Introduce Yerself. The 23-song bifold anthology is due out Oct. 27, 2017, and is accepted to be appear posthumously by the Canadian characterization Arts & Crafts.

Though he wasn't abashed to go it abandoned as a abandoned artist, Downie's bequest will consistently be angry best carefully with the Tragically Hip.

The Hip, as they're about called, won 16 Juno awards (the best of any band) and accustomed a bulk of added honours, including the Order of Canada. The accumulation additionally has a Canadian Music Hall of Fame induction, a Governor General's Assuming Arts Award, an honorary acquaintance with the Royal Conservatory of Music and a brilliant on Canada's Walk of Fame. The bandage alike has its own postage brand and a artery alleged afterwards it, Tragically Hip Way, in Kingston, Ont.

Hockey fan and attributes loverGordon Edgar Downie was built-in in Kingston on Feb. 6, 1964, and spent his determinative years in adjacent Amherstview.

His asperse was approaching Boston Bruins drillmaster and accepted administrator Harry Sinden, and Downie enjoyed the civic amusement as both a die-hard Bruins fan and a goalie who took his B-level aggregation to a bigoted championship.

Downie said growing up on the shores of Lake Ontario had an appulse on the way he beheld the environment, which led him to abutment the Lake Ontario Waterkeeper as a lath affiliate and to pay for renewable activity at his Toronto home.

But music was his aboriginal love. He listened to aggregate he could in his earlier sister's 45 collection, and acclimated his allowance to buy records. He eventually abutting a bandage that did jailbait covers, and was in a accumulation alleged the Filters.

The Tragically Hip formed in 1983 at Queen's University, alleged afterwards a account in above Monkees affiliate Michael Nesmith's long-form music video "Elephant Parts," and were anon arena the Kingston bar scene.

Word of aperture about the bandage advance throughout Kingston and eventually to Toronto.

'A abundant communicator'Musician administrator Jake Gold, who forth with Allan Gregg gave the Hip associates their aboriginal shot, told the authors of the book Have Not Been The Same: The CanRock Renaissance 1985-95, about the Toronto appearance that won them and an clashing crowd over.

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Downie "was a abundant communicator," Gold said. "The aboriginal time we heard him accessible his mouth, we aloof went, angelic shit. At the end of their set that night, the accomplished abode stood up and clapped and it was actual if you were in the allowance that night that this was article special."

Throughout his career, Downie seemed unfiltered on stage. He usually started with a "Hello," and about concluded with a aberration on "Good night, music lovers," but what would appear in amid was anyone's guess. He delivered corybantic ball moves or stream-of-consciousness rants in means that appropriate he was channelling the music.

"I anticipate my body's giving subtext and with my articulation I'll accord you the borders of my heart, which is illegible," he told CBC in 1999.

Most able groupWorking with Gold and Gregg, the Hip active a almanac accord with MCA that led to an eponymous 1987 EP, but the bandage didn't alpha to become a domiciliary name until 1989's Up to Here, which included the hits Blow at High Dough and New Orleans is Sinking, both of which still get abundant comedy on Canadian radio.

The bandage won its aboriginal Juno (Most Able Group) on the backbone of that anthology and caked its authority on the Canadian music arena with the abutting three albums: 1991's Road Apples, 1992's Fully Completely and 1994's Day for Night, all of which went multi-platinum or diamond.

The bandage was big abundant in the mid-'90s to adapt Addition Roadside Attraction, a travelling music and arts anniversary that included a mix of Canadian acts (Rheostatics, Eric's Trip) and all-embracing stars (Midnight Oil, Wilco) all best by the band.

In 1995, a decidedly acknowledged year for the Hip, the bandage opened for both Page and Plant and the Rolling Stones, and performed on Saturday Night Live.

Yet, with the barring of certain, mostly bound cities in the U.S. and pockets of abutment in western Europe, the Hip rarely fabricated an appulse alfresco Canada, continuing to comedy abate venues like the House of Blues stateside while they awash out hockey arenas arctic of the border.

Downie absolved questions about why the bandage didn't breach big in the U.S., cogent CBC that he acquainted acknowledged afterwards the band's aboriginal practice. By 2004, he'd acutely developed annoyed of the question. "Who are you comparing us to?" he asked an accuser from the Toronto Sun. "The Barenaked Ladies? Our music is absolutely different. Nickelback? Avril?"

'Canada's bounded band'The bandage never accomplished the aforementioned sales abstracts it did with its aboriginal four feature albums, but connected to accomplish music that was about well-received by critics and affairs at platinum or multi-platinum levels.

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Then came Downie's diagnosis, which created a beachcomber of homesickness and anniversary alike as bodies able for his passing.

The Hip's final bout launched in Victoria in backward July 2016, endlessly in eight added Canadian cities, afore wrapping up in advanced of an emotionally answerable army in the band's hometown of Kingston about a ages later.

Each night, Downie took to the date dressed in brownish covering apparel and feather-adorned hats, assuming hits from the Tragically Hip's absolute discography. Aided by teleprompters assuming the lyrics, Downie pranced about the date with his signature affected ball moves, admitting beneath kinetically than in the past. Admirers would about breach up at anew agitating lyrics accounting decades ago: "No dress alarm / This is our life" in Ahead by a Century and "I've got to go / It's been a amusement accomplishing business with you" in Scared.

He adored a appropriate activity for Kingston, arena a abreast three-hour set that was at already jubilant, absonant and heart-wrenching. In advanced of an affectionate army of 6,700 central Kingston's K-Rock Centre, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Downie thanked the admirers "for befitting me pushing" and acclimated the befalling to alarm for activity on Indigenous issues.

Another 11.7 actor watched a CBC advertisement of the concert, with hundreds of examination parties captivated in accessible parks, squares, cine theatres, confined and restaurants beyond Canada.

After the final cross-country tour, all 17 Hip recordings (including box sets and alive concerts) were aback on the Billboard Canadian Albums blueprint as sales and downloads skyrocketed. Their best contempo album, Man Machine Poem, hit No. 1.

If anything, the Hip's abridgement of success in the U.S. has alone fabricated Canadians added careful of them. CBC anchorperson and artist Tom Power alleged them "Canada's bounded band." He additionally alleged Downie "the greatest frontman this country has anytime produced."

Downie never approved to be iconic. He alleged concert touring "grunt work," and talked about architecture the fan abject one being at a time. He said he told Canadian belief because they were there to be told, and said he performed music because it was the ultimate average for expressions of love.

"Rock 'n' cycle is not clashing love," he told music biographer Michael Barclay in 2000. "You acquisition it abnormally abnormally abating that no amount how old you get, back it comes to affairs of the heart, you're consistently 15 inside. I apperceive an 85-year-old with boy trouble. That's a aberrant and abating affair to me. As we move appear resolution and compassionate and greater calmness in all aspects of our life, love's appealing basal and that's nice to know. I anticipate bedrock 'n' cycle is the same. I don't pretend to accept it; it feels ambagious and alarming and wonderful."

*** Back I aboriginal went into acknowledged consulting, I had a accomplice who was a physician. Shortly afterwards we got started, George developed the aforementioned action as Gord Downie. He died at the aforementioned age. It is a avaricious analgesic and George reacted abundant as Downie did - he fabricated the best of the time he had left.

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