William Hart was a legendary tenor vocalist and a cornerstone of Philadelphia soul who died on July 15, 2022.
He had a distinctive voice and was the unmistakable lead singer on a string of R&B ballads that have endured a half-century and are now regarded as genre classics. We are mourning the death of Delfonics co-founder and longtime lead vocalist William “Poogie” Hart today.
He was 77.
William Hart cause of death
He died naturally.
The Delfonics were among the earliest suppliers of the silky, symphonic sound that would come to characterize the Philadelphia soul.
They established themselves as one of the archetypal soul groups of the late 1960s and early 1970s, creating some of the era’s most memorable songs.
The Delfonics, formed in Philadelphia in the early 1960s by William “Poogie” and Wilbert Hart, as well as schoolmate Randy Cain, acquired a reputation as a competent young vocal group and William Hart as a superb young songwriter.
His contributions to the musical world, as well as the echo of his wonderful voice, will live on.
William Hart wife and children
His wife and children are documented.
He was however a loving father and family man.
William Hart net worth
He was worth 4 million dollars as of 2022.
William Hart funeral
His funeral will be held soon
