Love Affair Frontman Steve Ellis Dies At Seventy Six
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Steve Ellis, the distinctive voice behind the 1960s hit Everlasting Love, has died at 76.
Steve Ellis, known as the lead singer of the 1960s pop-rock group Love Affair, has passed away at the age of 76. His family confirmed he died peacefully on October 30 following complications from a chronic illness. Tributes have since poured in from across the music community for the veteran British musician.
- The careerHe fronted Love Affair when their soaring single topped the UK charts in 1968.
- The passingHe died on October 30 after struggling with a chronic illness.
- The legacyTributes poured in from musicians and fans mourning the veteran singer.
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The 1960s pop-rock scene produced enduring bands whose charismatic vocalists defined an era of British music. The loss of such figures marks the fading of a foundational generation of pop stars.
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Both sources report that Love Affair singer Steve Ellis has died at the age of 76 following complications from a chronic illness.
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- The IndependentAfter summaryLove Affair frontman Steve Ellis dies at 76 as tributes paid: ‘He was a mod legend’58m ago · open ↗
- The GuardianSteve Ellis, frontman of Everlasting Love hitmakers Love Affair, dies aged 761h ago · open ↗
- MetroLove Affair frontman Steve Ellis dies aged 763h ago · open ↗
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