GLASGOW, Scotland – Longtime Rod Stewart monitor engineer David Bryson, 61, who worked with other artists including Tom Petty, Diana Ross, The Beach Boys, Supertramp and Heart, died Nov. 20 from a brain hemorrhage. Bryson had been working at monitors position for Engelbert Humperdinck in recent years. His 30+ year career had taken him on both sides of the Atlantic, and he had been visiting relatives in his native Scotland before falling ill at the airport. He was hospitalized but did not recover.
Known as “Davey,” Bryson is survived by his wife, Lynn, of Long Beach, CA. Funeral service will be held Nov. 29 at noon at Masonhill Crematorium in Ayr, Scotland. A memorial service is also expected to take place in Los Angeles. In lieu of flowers, donations in Bryson’s name are being accepted in at Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy Scotland, https://www.justgiving.com/nrmt/.
