US EditionSinger in legendary 1980s UK pop band dies as tributes pour in
- Stedman Pearson, a singer from the iconic 80s band Five Star, has died at the age of 60.
- Friends expressed their sadness on Facebook, sharing tributes for Stedman Pearson.
- One friend stated, 'Very sad to hear about the passing of my friend Stedman Pearson.'
- Another friend wrote, 'Rest in peace bro Stedman Pearson- too young man.'
- The Pearson family has not yet made a public statement regarding the loss.
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Five Star’s Stedman Pearson dies at 60
Music lovers across the UK are paying tribute to Stedman Pearson, the Five Star singer who has passed away aged 60. Known for his remarkable dance moves and smooth vocals, Stedman was a key figure in the 1980s British R&B scene. His sister Lorraine confirmed the news on social media, sparking a flood of memories from fans and fellow musicians who recall his influence on tracks like Rain or Shine… Source
British singer Stedman Pearson died on Monday, March 10, at the age of 60. The cause of his death was likely complications related to diabetes treatment. He rose to fame in the 1980s as a member of the family r’n’b band Five Star, which was perceived in the music world as the British version of The Jackson 5, of which Michael Jackson was a member.
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