Eric Carmen, who was the frontman of energy pop band the Raspberries earlier than occurring to solo success, has died at age 74.
His spouse, Amy Carmen, posted the information on the singer’s web site. He apparently died this weekend in his sleep, however no location was given.
“It’s with super disappointment that we share the heartbreaking information of the passing of Eric Carmen,” she wrote. “Our candy, loving and gifted Eric handed away in his sleep, over the weekend. It introduced him nice pleasure to know, that for many years, his music touched so many and might be his lasting legacy. Please respect the household’s privateness as we mourn our monumental loss. ‘Love Is All That Issues… Devoted and Eternally.’”
Carmen was born within the Cleveland, Ohio suburbs in 1949. He first rose to fame with the Raspberries’ breakout hit, “Go All of the Means.” The band broke up, and by the mid-Seventies, Carmen moved on as a profitable solo artist with “All by Myself” and “By no means Gonna Fall in Love Once more.” His run of hits continued into the ’80s with the tune “Hungry Eyes.”
His former supervisor, David Spero, shared an announcement after studying of his passing:
“I simply heard the information that my lifelong buddy and former consumer, Eric Carmen has handed away. His skills have been world famend and his legacy as a songwriter is understood all through the trade. His songs have been finished by everybody from Celine Dion to Hank Williams Jr. He might be missed. RIP Eric!”
Survivors embody his spouse. No memorial plans have been introduced,
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