British singer Steve Ellis (76) of the eternal hit 'Everlasting Love' has passed away

Steve Ellis, the lead singer of the British band Love Affair, passed away at 76 after battling lung issues. He is best known for his iconic rendition of "Everlasting Love," recorded in 1967. Despite initial setbacks, the song became a massive hit, even surpassing The Beatles' "Hello, Goodbye" in the UK charts. Over the decades, the track has been covered by numerous artists, making it a timeless classic. After leaving Love Affair in 1969, Ellis struggled to regain mainstream success but continued to perform until health issues forced him to retire last year. He eventually embraced his legacy with "Everlasting Love," expressing gratitude for the opportunity to sing it.