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Freddy Cannon, the rock and roll singer known for his late 1950s and early 1960s hits, died Friday in California at 89.
Freddy Cannon, the rock and roll singer behind several late 1950s and early 1960s favorites, has died at 89. The Freddy Cannon death came Friday in California, where he had been receiving hospice care after a brief battle with cancer, according to family members.
Cannon was known for energetic songs that helped shape the sound of that era. His death was announced by longtime friend and iHeartRadio producer Tom, according to the source material.
For fans of classic American rock, Freddy Cannon’s death closes the book on one of the era’s familiar voices. His career remains tied to a time when rock and roll was finding its footing and reaching millions of listeners.
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