Dr Hook Frontman Dennis Locorriere Dies at 76 After Kidney Disease Battle

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Dr Hook Frontman Dennis Locorriere Dies at 76 After Kidney Disease Battle
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Dr Hook frontman Dennis Locorriere, who sang When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman, has died aged 76 after a battle with kidney disease. He founded the pop group with Ray Sawyer and went on to forge a solo career.

Dr Hook frontman Dennis Locorriere who sang When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman has died aged 76. The musician sang vocals for the popular 1970s band alongside Ray Sawyer, who died in 2019.

The band, known as Dr Hook & The Medicine Show until 1975, also had major hits with Sharing The Night Together and Sylvia's Mother. A statement released by Locorriere's management said: 'It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Dennis Locorriere, who, after a long and courageous battle with kidney disease, passed away peacefully surrounded by his loved ones on May 16, 2026.

'Dennis faced his illness with remarkable strength, dignity, and resilience throughout, and remained deeply cherished by all who knew him. 'He will be remembered for his warmth, love, and the lasting impact he had on those around him. 'We would like to thank everyone who supported Dennis during his journey and ask for privacy for his loved ones as they grieve this profound loss.

' Born in Union City, New Jersey, Locorriere lived in the UK for 24 years before his death. Dr Hook frontman Dennis Locorriere, pictured, right, with bandmate Ray Sawyer in 1979, has died aged 76 after a battle with kidney disease During a career spanning nearly six decades, Locorriere recorded more than 18 albums including during a lengthy solo career He founded the pop group, which debuted in 1971, alongside Sawyer, Billy Francis and George Cummings, before going on to forge a solo career.

In 2014, the band reached number 11 on the charts with Timeless, a 40-track collection of chart hits, love songs and lesser-known gems from their extensive repertoire. The flurry of sales came more than 40 years on from their debut and seven years since their last top 20 album. During a career spanning nearly six decades, Locorriere recorded more than 18 albums

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