Roberta Flack used her upbringing as a classically trained pianist to redefine the textural and emotional terms of modern soul music. The singer, who died Monday at 88, was a master interpreter ...

US singer Peabo Bryson called her his “greatest inspiration ... as police make murder arrest Omaze launches £4.5m London house prize draw with spectacular views of The Shard for the lucky ...

The singer, pianist and four-time Grammy winner had two other No. 1 hits with "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" and "Feel Like Makin' Love." By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Roberta Flack, the ...

After Hathaway died by suicide in 1979 — he and Flack had been in the studio earlier that day — she toured with Peabo Bryson, and they had a Top 20 song in 1983 with “Tonight, I Celebrate My ...

It’s my 13th record. I’m blessed and appreciate that I’m still doing this,” said multi-Billboard chart-topping saxophonist ...

When I landed, I immediately called Quincy [Jones] at his house and asked him how to meet ... Flack re-recorded the song with Peabo Bryson on their 1980 double live album Live & More (its title ...

Flack was deeply shaken when Hathaway died in 1979; his death was ruled as suicide after being found below his 15th-floor room in New York’s Essex House before they could ... I Celebrate My Love', a ...

Detailing her story in her own words, the film features exclusive access to Flack’s archives and interviews with Rev. Jesse Jackson, Peabo Bryson, and more ... Journalist, White House official, author ...

Hit-making partnerships with the singers Donny Hathaway and Peabo Bryson stayed in the same nuanced lane, with few departures into drama or melisma. Even as R&B became more experimental in the ...

Peabo Bryson: the ballad Tonight, I Celebrate My Love reached number two in 1983. Flack’s impressive range of influences and collaborators was testament to her multidisciplinary approach and ...