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Marie Fredriksson death: Roxette singer dies, aged 61

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Roxette singer Marie Fredriksson has died, aged 61.

The music star, who is best known for singing power ballad “It Must Have Been Love” as part of the Swedish band, died on Monday morning (9 December) after a long battle with an illness.

Fredriksson’s family announced the news, writing: “It is with great sadness that we have to announce that one of our biggest and most beloved artists is gone.

“Marie Fredriksson died on the morning of 9 December in the suites of her previous illness.”
 
originallambrettaman said:
Pete Frates, whose battle with motor neurone disease inspired the ice bucket challenge, has died aged 34 (the ice bucket challenge eventually raised $220m for MND research).
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A truly terrible illness. My auntie lost her nephew (her sisters son) a few years ago through the same illness and a similar age. He was well known locally for Rugby Union.
 
DMD said:
David Bellamy - RIP
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Can't remember the exact situation, but I remember watching Hard Talk years ago - with Tim Sebastian and Bellamy.

I was expecting a fairly tame interview for Hard Talk. Bit of chat, a few enviromental issues brought up and dissected etc.

Sebastian absolutely roasted him.
 
René Auberjonois - RIP

Depends on your age, but known for MASH. Benson and Star Trek.
 
12th: jack scott, 83, r'n'r singer from canada, four uk hits 1948-60.

Wiki: "He was inducted into Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2011 and was called "undeniably the greatest Canadian rock and roll singer of all time.""

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originallambrettaman said:
Alan Jarvis, who spent most of his career at City (1964-70), has sadly passed away.

RIP Jarvo

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When we were all younger and most were fans of Waggy, Chillo, Butler Jarvis was always one of my mates favourite. At a time when long hair was the thing Alan turned up at a game sporting a new short haircut. My mate confused a barber who asked him the week after what he wanted and he replied “a Jarvo”.

RIP Alan
 
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