A legendary 60s pop-rock frontman known for his soulful voice has passed away at 76 after complications from a chronic illness. The singer rose to fame as the lead of a hit-making band, topping the UK charts in 1968 with a timeless love ballad that became one of the era’s most beloved tracks. Following his group’s success, he launched a solo career marked by collaborations with influential musicians. A social media post confirmed his peaceful passing on October 30.
Singer hit No 1 with pop-rock band in 1968 and scored three more Top 10 hits with them, before solo career featuring collaborations with Paul WellerSteve Ellis, the singer who found fame as the frontman of 60s pop-rockers Love Affair, has died aged 76. A message on social media announced that Ellis died “peacefully” on 30 October, after “complications from a chronic illness”.With his stirring, heartfelt croon, Ellis gave voice to one of the most enduring hits of the 1960s: Everlasting Love, which topped the UK chart in 1968. Continue reading...
