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Zytin · 27th March 2019, 00:26

Ranking of Roger (Roger Charlery) of The English Beat (The Beat) and later, General Public died today.

"Charlery announced in September that he’d suffered a stroke that forced him to cancel tours of the U.S. and the U.K. with his band.

While he was in the hospital, doctors discovered Charlery had two brain tumors and lung cancer, but he still planned to get back onstage, according to SlicingUpEyeBalls.com.

Born in Birmingham, England, in 1963, Charlery became a musician in his teens when he joined The Beat. He sang and rapped on the band’s three albums before leaving the group with fellow singer Dave Wakeling to start General Public, which hit the U.S. Top 40 in 1984 with “Tenderness.” "

thruster315 · 27th March 2019, 05:18

I saw him play in almost all of his band incarnations and he always brought his all to the performances. Great voice. Amazing energy. Superb stage presence. And it genuinely looked as though he enjoyed his bandmates and playing together. The audiences were always hopping.

He was still far too young to go. May God grant him peace.

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Zytin Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: Oct 2018 Posts: 1,282 Thanks: 4,480 Thanked 4,200 Times in 1,194 Posts	Ranking Roger Dead at 56 Ranking of Roger (Roger Charlery) of The English Beat (The Beat) and later, General Public died today. "Charlery announced in September that he’d suffered a stroke that forced him to cancel tours of the U.S. and the U.K. with his band. While he was in the hospital, doctors discovered Charlery had two brain tumors and lung cancer, but he still planned to get back onstage, according to SlicingUpEyeBalls.com. Born in Birmingham, England, in 1963, Charlery became a musician in his teens when he joined The Beat. He sang and rapped on the band’s three albums before leaving the group with fellow singer Dave Wakeling to start General Public, which hit the U.S. Top 40 in 1984 with “Tenderness.” "

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thruster315 V.I.P. Beyond Redemption Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: wherever you need me Posts: 68,987 Thanks: 203,050 Thanked 312,571 Times in 66,427 Posts	I saw him play in almost all of his band incarnations and he always brought his all to the performances. Great voice. Amazing energy. Superb stage presence. And it genuinely looked as though he enjoyed his bandmates and playing together. The audiences were always hopping. He was still far too young to go. May God grant him peace.