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First Choice Singer Rochelle Fleming Dies at 72

First Choice Singer Rochelle Fleming Dies at 72

Rochelle Fleming, lead singer of First Choice, has died at 72.

She reportedly died on November 5 in her hometown of Philadelphia.

Fleming formed the group with three classmates in 1971, when they were high school students.

First Choice became known for songs including “Doctor Love,” “Guilty” and “Let No Man Put Asunder.”

The group split in 1980, and Fleming later released music as a solo artist.

No cause of death has been given.

Her manager said services to celebrate her life will be announced later.

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George Iz CorreiaFleming’s manager
She brought light, laughter and love to the world. Services to celebrate her life will be announced at a later date.
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Sister SledgeMusical group
We’ve just heard of the passing of Rochelle Fleming, lead singer of the fantastic First Choice, and fellow Philly born artist. Rochelle’s legacy will live on through her beautifully soulful voice and music. May she rest in heavenly peace, and our condolences to her family and loved ones.
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