Charlie Colin from the band Train, 58, dies in a tragic bathroom accident
It was a tragic accident that could happen to anyone. Charlie Colin, founder and bassist of the band Train (known for the hit 'Drops of Jupiter') died at 58 in the bathroom of a Brussels apartment.
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