Brian Howe, the lead singer of Bad Company, has died, aged 66. The musician, who was the British supergroup’s main vocalist, is said by a family member to have died from cardiac arrest on his way to the hospital. Howe replaced Paul Rodgers as Bad Company’s singer in 1983 for the Penetrator album after being recruited by his mentor, the American singer-songwriter Ted Nugent. He was also behind the majority of songs on the group’s most successful record, Holy Water, which was released in 1990. Howe was born in Portsmouth, England in 1953. His career began after becoming a member...