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'Soundtrack to Our Love Stories': R&B Singer Freddie Jackson Dies at 69

His family said the R&B singer died without a disclosed cause after a career built on six No. 1 hits and songs that defined 1980s soul.

  • On Tuesday, October 6, 2026, R&B singer and New York City native Freddie Jackson died at age 70, known for soulful hits including "Rock Me Tonight" and "You Are My Lady."
  • Jackson's family announced on social media that he "went home to rest" on Monday, October 5, though no cause of death has been disclosed.
  • Born in Harlem, Jackson began his career singing gospel at the White Rock Baptist Church before partnering with songwriter Paul Laurence at Hush Productions to launch his 1985 debut album.
  • Jackson continued releasing music throughout his career, including "Here It Is" in 1994 and the independent project "My First Love" in 2023, while contributing to the "All Dogs go to Heaven" soundtrack.
  • Jackson's family described him as a "kind generous soul, whose music was the soundtrack to our love stories, celebrations and treasured memories," cementing his lasting cultural impact.
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'Soundtrack to our love stories': R&B singer Freddie Jackson dies at 69

Freddie Jackson, a singer best known for romantic R&B radio staples like "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake)," has died at age 69, his family said.

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R&B singer Freddie Jackson dies at age 70

R&B singer and Harlem native Freddie Jackson has died at the age of 70.

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TMZ broke the news in Burbank, United States on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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