Rick Parasher, who produced Pearl Jam's debut Ten and Alice and Chains' Sap, has died at the age of 50. According to Northwest Music Scene, Parashar died after a blood clot moved from his leg to his heart.
In addition to his production credits, Parasher was also an accomplished musician, playing on the PJ tracks "Jeremy" and "Black."
"RIP to Rick Parashar who worked on Ten and Temple of the Dog. Our condolences go out to Rick's friends and family," wrote the band on its official Twitter account.
Parasher's credit's include releases for Temple of the Dog, Blind Melon and Dinosaur Jr. He was nominated for a Grammy for Nickelback's Silver Side Up.
Parasher co-founded Seattle music scene staple London Bridge Studio with his brother Raj in 1985.
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