Anthony 'Baby Gap' Walker, a former member of The Gap Band, has passed away at the age of 60. The news was shared by former bandmates GapX The Band on Instagram, expressing their sorrow at the loss of their friend and brother.
According to reports, Walker died in an Ohio hospital due to complications from a neck surgery he was undergoing. Fans and followers of The Gap Band have taken to social media to pay their respects and remember Walker's contributions to the music industry.
The Gap Band, formed in 1967 by brothers Ronnie, Charlie, and Robert Wilson in Tulsa, Oklahoma, enjoyed a successful career spanning over four decades. Their music, which included hits like 'Early in the Morning' and 'Burn Rubber (Why You Wanna Hurt Me),' has left a lasting impact on the industry.
Walker joined The Gap Band in 1979 as a dancer, choreographer, and songwriter, becoming a core member for the next 23 years. He collaborated with fellow bandmates on the album 'Billy & Baby Gap,' featuring the hit single 'Rock the Nation.'
Throughout his career, Walker also worked with renowned artists such as Rick James and George Clinton, leaving behind a legacy of musical innovation and creativity.
