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““He was a kind, generous soul who loved his fans, his family, his friends, and his music with everything he had.”
“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Obituary Freddie Jackson, Soul Crooner Who Dominated R&B Charts, Dead at 70 "He was a kind, generous soul who loved his fans, his family, his friends, and his music with everything he had," family says By Kory Grow Kory Grow Contact Kory Grow on X Metallica’s Life Burns Faster Sphere Residency May Be Bigger Than Metallica Sean Ono Lennon’s New Doc Is About So Much More Than Fashion Hear Flaming Lips Sparse ‘Sound of Failure’ Demo Ahead of ‘Mystics’ Reissue View all posts by Kory Grow October 6, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Freddie Jackson in 1985.”
“In 1989, The New York Times described Jackson as “one of black pop’s most elegant performers, a singer who can turn a heartbreak ballad into a world view.” Comparing Jackson to Luther Vandross, Rolling Stone wrote in 1987 that “Jackson is more the pillow-talking love man, the tender grind partner.” Born on Oct.”
“Afro American Newspapers/Gado/Getty Images Freddie Jackson, the soul balladeer and slow jams firebrand whose “Rock Me Tonight,” “You Are My Lady,” and “Have You Ever Loved Somebody” dominated R&B radio in the Eighties, died Monday.”
“The singer’s social media confirmed the news but did not list a cause of death.”
““Freddie was more than a legendary voice,” a statement from Jackson’s family said.”
“His velvety vocals on a string of hits off his debut album, 1985’s Rock Me Tonight , made him an instant star.”
“Outkast’s Big Boi immortalized Jackson in a verse on “So Fresh, So Clean” by comparing himself to the singer by saying he’s “cooler than Freddie Jackson sipping a milkshake in a snowstorm.” ”My music is for people who like to hold hands in concert … it’s intimate,” Jackson told the Times in 1989.”