60s Singer Who Scored a No. 1 Hit at Just 17 Years Old Dead at 76
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LONDON - 1968: (Clockwise from center) Singer Steve Ellis, drummer Maurice Bacon, guitar player Rex Brayley, bassist Mick Jackson and keyboardist Lynton Guest, all of the British pop group Love Affair, pose for a studio portrait in London, England, 1968. (Photo by Jeff Hochberg/Getty Images) Steve Ellis, the legendary voice behind Love Affair's "Everlasting Love," passes away at 76. The post 60s Singer Who Scored a No. 1 Hit at Just 17 Years Old Dead at 76 appeared first on American Songwriter .
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