The Earls, originally the Hi-Hatters, formed in 1957 in the Bronx and had a #24 hit with Remember Then in January 1963. Among their other hits are Eyes, Never, I Believe, Lookin' For My Baby and Life Is But A Dream.
Larry Chance, lead singer of the Earls, dies at 82
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Gayle played tenor sax, piano, clarinet and acoustic bass. He released 33 studio albums and two live albums and recorded with Henry Rollins, Cecil Taylor, William Parker and others.
Charles Gayle, jazz saxophone great, dead at 84
https://rockandrollglobe.com/jazz/ch...at-gone-at-84/
Robison released seven studio albums, one live album and 11 singles. Among his hits are Barlight, Waiter, My Hometown, I Want You Bad, Poor Man's Son and El Cerrito Place.
Country singer-songwriter Charlie Robison dies at 59
https://apnews.com/article/obit-char...7fa6622c3ffa9b
Mylon released nine solo albums and nine albums with his band Broken Heart. His grandparents and parents were members of the Southern gospel group the LeFevres, which was active from 1921 to 1977 and released more than 30 albums. In 2005, Mike LeFevre and his son Jordan founded the Lefevre Quartet, which has released ten studio albums and a live album..
Christian music legend Mylon LeFevre dies at 78
https://www.charismanews.com/culture...vre-dies-at-78
McGrath appeared in 15 Broadway musicals including Spamalot, Tootsie, Born Yesterday, Wonderful Town, Plaza Suite, The Front Page and Nice Work If You Can Get It and appeared in five movies including Changing Lanes, The Interpreter and Ira & Abby.
Michael McGrath, Tony-winning actor, dies at 65
https://variety.com/2023/theater/new...or-1235724482/
Miller played Billy Abbott in more than 700 episodes of The Young & The Restless, 2008-14, and played, in succession, three different characters – Jake Doe, Jason Morgan, Drew Cain – on General Hospital, 2014-19. He also appeared in multiple episodes of All My Children, Ringer, Ray Donovan, Suits and Truth Be Told.
Billy Miller, The Young & The Restless and General Hospital actor, dies at 43
https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/bil...ss-1235725784/
Whittaker released more than 150 albums between 1967 and 2012. Many were in German. Among his best-known songs are Seagull, You Are My Miracle, Too Beautiful To Cry, River Lady, What Love Is, New World In The Morning, I Was Born and I Don't Believe In If Anymore.
Folk singer Roger Whittaker, best known for Durham Town and The Last Farewell, dies at 87
https://www.usatoday.com/story/enter...d/70895777007/
Inspired by Annette's 1959 hit Tall Paul, Ray Hildebrand wrote Paul & Paula in 1962 and recorded the song with Jill Jackson. It was released by Le Cam Records of Fort Worth, Texas and credited to Jill & Ray. Mercury/Philips released the song nationally, changing the title to Hey Paula and the artists' names to Paul & Paula. Hey Paula went to number one in February 1963. Among the duo's other hits are Young Lovers, First Quarrel, First Day Back At School and Something Old, Something New.
Ray Hildebrand, the ‘Paul’ of hitmakers Paul & Paula, dies at 82
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/30/a...rand-dead.html
The Marvelettes formed in 1960 in Inkster, Michigan. Please Mr. Postman, their first single, went to number one in December 1961. Among their other hits: Playboy, Beechwood 4-5789, Don't Mess With Bill, Too Many Fish In The Sea, My Baby Must Be A Magician and The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game. The Marvelettes disbanded in 1969.
Katherine Anderson, co-founder of the Marvelettes, dead at 79
https://www.vibe.com/music/music-new...ad-1234792708/
Henderson released five albums and four singles. His only hit – if you can call it that – was Hillbilly Jitters, which reached #69 on Billboard's country chart in February 1994.
Mike Henderson, Chris Stapleton co-writer and the SteelDrivers founder, dead at 69
Henderson co-wrote Stapleton's first number-one country hit, Broken Halos, and released the solo album Country Music Made Me Do It in 1994.
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...it-1234830058/
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