Frankie Beverly, frontman of legendary group Maze, passes away at 77

Howard “Frankie” Beverly, the frontman for the legendary group, Maze with Frankie Beverly, has passed away at the age of 77 according to statement released by his family. A cause of death was not released.Beverly went on a farewell tour earlier this year where he received his flowers by many people within music and entertainment.“Before I Let Go”, made its musical debut on the legendary R&B group, Frankie Beverly and Maze’s “Live In New Orleans” album in 1981, it has been a thread in the cultural fabric of the Black community and the iconic ESSENCE Festival of Culture.“All white linen at Essence Fest is a thing,” exclaimed GRAMMY-award winning songwriter Johnta Austin on social media. “And it’s a thing because of the great Howard “Frankie” Beverly! The epitome of Black joy through song! The height of feel good music. Made the greatest black cookout record of all time “Before I Let Go” Rest easy Frankie! THANK YOU!”His voice has inspired millions. His music was the soundtrack of many family reunions. More importantly, Frankie Beverly’s legacy will live on forever.May his legacy and music continue to be a blessing.The post Frankie Beverly, frontman of legendary group Maze, passes away at 77...