James Ingram

James Ingram

American singer-songwriter and record producer (1952–2019)

Grammy-winning R&B artist who achieved early-'80s fame with Quincy Jones and scored pop hits with Patti Austin and Michael McDonald, among others.

Born	February 16, 1952
Hometown	Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Net worth	$20 million

Spouse

Debra Robinson (m 1975 - 2019)

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Albums

Let Me Love You

Let Me Love You

2020

Stand (In the Light)

Stand (In the Light)

2008

Forever More (Love Songs, Hits & Duets)

Forever More (Love Songs, Hits & Duets)

1999

Always You

Always You

1993

Greatest Hits: The Power of Great Music

Greatest Hits: The Power of Great Music

1991

It's Real

It's Real

1989

Never Felt So Good

Never Felt So Good

1986

It's Your Night

It's Your Night

1983

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The Telegraph
Grammy-winning R&B singer James Ingram dies at 66
James Ingram, a Grammy winner known for his soulful R&B; hits, has died, his friends and colleagues said Tuesday. He was 66 years old.

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Evening Standard
James Ingram death: R&B singer and two-time Grammy winner dies aged 66
R&B singer and two-time Grammy winner James Ingram has died aged 66. The death of Ohio-born Ingram, who earned 14 Grammy nominations throughout his career, was announced on Tuesday. Grey's Anatomy actress Debbie Allen paid tribute to her "dearest friend and creative partner" and shared an image of them together on Twitter.

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PA Media: Entertainment
R&B singer James Ingram dies aged 66, actress Debbie Allen says
His best-known hits include Baby Come To Me and I Don't Have A Heart.

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The Independent
James Ingram death: Tributes paid after Grammy-winning singer dies, aged 66
Grammy-winning singer James Ingram has died at the age of 66. Ingram died following a battle with brain cancer, TMZ reports. On Twitter, Ingram’s death was confirmed by actress and long-time friend Debbie Allen.

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