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"As a muso, he was a giant," Anderson said.

"His contribution to music is invaluable and that contribution will live on." Anderson and Wells were the driving force behind Rose Tattoo, who became a local and international success with their blues-based rock in the late 1970s and early 80s.

At the heart of their sound was Wells's well-crafted slide guitar playing, a style that would become his trademark.

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