Tributes pour in following death of The Delfonics lead singer William “Poogie” Hart

Tributes pour in following death of The Delfonics lead singer William"Poogie" Hart

Tributes pour in following death of The Delfonics lead singer William"Poogie" Hart Credit: Randy Miramontez/Shutterstock.com

The Delfonics lead singer William “Poogie” Hart has reportedly died aged 77, as reported on Friday, July 15.

William “Boogie” Hart, lead singer for the legendary American R&B/soul vocal group The Delfonics reportedly died on July 14. No further information has been issued as of yet.

The group was formed in Philadelphia, United States , rising in popularity in the 60s and 70s with some of their most famous songs including hit such as “La-La (Means I Love You)”, “Didn’t I Blow Your Mind This Time”, “Break Your Promise”, “I’m Sorry”, and “Ready or Not Here I Come.

Tributes have since flooded in on Twitter:

“I’m devastated. Rest in Music, my good friend. William Poogie Hart has passed away.
#tbt “Many guys have come to you with a line that wasn’t true and you passed them by, (passed them by).”
C’mon SANG y’all!! with #TheDelfonics #WilliamHart in #OakTown 2…”

Credit: Twitter @gumboforthesoul

https://twitter.com/seto12571/status/1547776701257875456

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“R.I.P. William Hart, lead singer of the Delfonics. A falsetto icon who helped put Philly Soul on the map.”

Credit: Twitter @OJPhilly

Two further tweets read:

“One of the baddest falsetto singers of all time…Rest in Power William Hart of Philly’s Own Delfonics.🙏🏾✊🏾”

“R.I.P. William Poogie Hart of The Delfonics.He died today at the age of 77. What Delfonics song was your favorite. I loved ‘Didn’t I Blow Your Mind”

Credit: Twitter @BigLege @MsPattyJackson

Many more tributes to the beloved singer were posted online:

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https://twitter.com/modelofoo13/status/1547824299985096704

Credit: Twitter @modelofoo13

Credit: Twitter @RnBMistress

https://twitter.com/mharm76/status/1547827539157995524

Credit: Twitter @mharm76

Credit: Twitter @AngelSessions @wdasfm

Credit: Twitter @Evan_ginzburg

The news follows the death of beloved American Dj, DJ D Baby, as reported on Friday, July 15.


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Joshua Manning

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