Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Singer Foster Sylvers, Photo Credit: Facebook The singer, songwriter, and producer helped soundtrack the 1970s as both a solo ...

Foster Sylvers, the R&B child star who shot to fame with the group the Sylvers — best known for mega hit “Boogie Fever” — has died, his family said. Sylvers, who was 64, died from pancreatic cancer ...

Foster Sylvers was a member of the chart-topping R&B group, The Sylvers, who released the iconic song "Boogie Fever" as well as "Fool's Paradise" and "Hot Line." As reported by TMZ, Leon Sylvers III ...

Former child star Foster Sylvers has died aged 64 after a battle with stage four pancreatic cancer, his family has confirmed. The musician, who first found fame in the 1970s as part of the ...

Foster Sylvers, the Memphis-born child star who became one of the brightest young voices in 1970s R&B before achieving mainstream success with family group The Sylvers, has died at 64 following a ...

His brother, Leon Sylvers III, confirmed the news to EURweb on Saturday, May 30. According to Leon Sylvers III, Foster had been battling prostate cancer that had metastasized to other parts of his ...

Foster Sylvers created a soundtrack producers like Dr. Dre have spent decades digging into, starting with his 1973 hit “Misdemeanor.” RIP. Foster Sylvers captivated young music lovers across America ...

“Boogie Fever” musician Foster Sylvers has died in hospice after a battle with pancreatic cancer, according to his brother, who spoke to TMZ. He was 64. Born in Memphis, Tennessee, Sylvers began his ...

FOSTER Sylvers, child star and member of a family R&B group, has tragically died. The standout singer from the 1970s ensemble was just 64 years old. His brother, Leon Sylvers III, confirmed his death ...

The music world is mourning the loss of Foster Sylvers, the former child star whose voice helped propel The Sylvers to R&B stardom in the 1970s. According to multiple reports, Sylvers died on May 30 ...