Larry Chance, lead singer of the vocal group the Earls, known for their doo-wop hit “Remember Then,” has passed away at the age of 82.
Larry Chance, whose long-lived vocal group the Earls was best known for the doo-wop classic “Remember Then,” has died at 82. https://t.co/rPbnQ42GC3
— NYT Obituaries (@NYTObits) September 25, 2023
Larry Chance, the renowned lead vocalist of the iconic doo-wop group, the Earls, passed away at the age of 82. Larry, whose real name was Larry Figueiredo, mesmerized audiences with his soulful voice and was best known for his unforgettable rendition of the doo-wop classic, “Remember Then.” The news of his demise was confirmed by the New York Times Obituaries on September 25, 2023.
Born on February 19, 1941, in Philadelphia, Larry Chance’s passion for music blossomed at a young age. He formed the Earls in the late 1950s, alongside his close friends Eddie Harder, Bob Del Din, and Larry Palumbo. The group quickly gained popularity, captivating listeners with their harmonious melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Larry’s distinct vocals became the trademark sound of the Earls, earning them a dedicated fanbase and numerous accolades throughout their career.
The Earls’ breakthrough came in 1962 with their timeless hit, “Remember Then,” which became an instant classic and remains an emblematic song of the doo-wop era. Larry’s smooth and emotive voice resonated with audiences, making the track an enduring favorite that continues to be celebrated today.
Larry Chance’s contributions to the doo-wop genre and his impact on music are immeasurable. His remarkable talent and passion for performing made him a beloved figure within the industry and among fans worldwide. Larry’s warm personality and powerful stage presence endeared him to those who had the privilege of seeing him live.
At this time, the cause of Larry Chance’s passing remains unknown, as the family has not released any information regarding the circumstances surrounding his death. As the news of his untimely demise spreads, fans and fellow musicians mourn the loss of a true music legend.
Larry Chance’s legacy as a doo-wop pioneer and his indelible mark on the music industry will live on forever. His remarkable voice and the enduring melodies of the Earls’ timeless songs will continue to captivate audiences, reminding us of the immense talent and artistry that Larry brought to the world of music..
Larry Chance, whose long-lived vocal group the Earls was best known for the doo-wop classic “Remember Then,” has died at 82. https://t.co/rPbnQ42GC3
— NYT Obituaries (@NYTObits) September 25, 2023