A greeting from the music industry flowed for “the first time I saw your face” and “kill me quietly with his song”, Roberta Flacfrom He died At the age of 88 on Monday. The winner of the Grammy died for unannounced reasons, but she passed “surrounded by the peace of her family,” according to her representatives.
“We are sad that the glorious Roberta Vlac Flac died this morning, February 24, 2025,” says the statement. “Roberta broke the borders and records. She was also a proud teacher.”
The musicians and artists from Questlove and Tyler, creative to Jennifer Hudson, have gave a salute to social media, praising the permanent Flack influence on the history of pop music and R&B. Flack got several times during the 1970s, including her highest individual songs, “The first time I saw your face” (No. 1 for six weeks in 1972), and “Whenever I approach you” with Doni Hathaway (No. 2 in 1978) .
Dion Warwick said in a joint statement with diverse, “Loss of friends, especially those who feel more similar to the family and I suffer, hear my dear friend – Professor Roberta Flac The music we were able to share.
“My prayers with friends and the family of Mrs. Roberta Flac who have just moved. Her voice was excellent and appreciated many millions. The sweetness of her acoustic tone was soothing and healing for many. Many fans will miss her. My friend has caused her friend Hell on the planet with songs such as “Killing Me quietly” and “the first time that I saw your face. ”Very happy because I recorded the song we wrote with Barry Miles.”
Questlove wrote on Instagram along with a black and white photo of Flack: “Thank you Roberta Flack. Rest in a melody.”
“My heart just drowned !!” Kelly Roland Books on x. “Mrs. Roberta Vlac has climbed up, but what beauty you left with us !! Thank you for the most beautiful gift! Thank you, regardless of the soundtrack, to the most soft moments of my life! Very grateful to you!”
Jennifer Hudson Added, “It is sad to hear about the death of Roberta Flac.
The creator said in Tyler x“Roberta Vlac’s believers travel.”
