Foster Sylvers, the R&B child star best known for the group the Sylvers and their hit single "Boogie Fever," has died at age 64, his family says. Multiple outlets describe him as rising to fame as a young performer and later becoming associated primarily with the success of the Sylvers’ 1970s-era song. The New York Post reports that he dies following a battle with cancer. The Independent also reports his death, citing his age at the time of death. Details of the circumstances of his death, including the date and location, are not provided in the excerpts supplied here. Both sources agree on the core facts: Sylvers is recognized for his role as the Sylvers’ breakout child sensation, and "Boogie Fever" is the defining song linked to his public legacy. His family is the credited source for the announcement of his death.
Foster Sylvers, child star of "Boogie Fever," dies at 64
Foster Sylvers, the R&B child star best known for the group the Sylvers and their hit single "Boogie Fever," has died at age 64, his family says. Multiple outlets describe him as rising to fame as a y...
- Foster Sylvers dies at age 64, according to his family.
- He is known for his early fame as a child sensation in the group the Sylvers.
- "Boogie Fever" is the major hit song associated with him.
- One report says he dies after a cancer battle.
- The available reports do not include additional specifics such as the date or location in the provided excerpts.
Foster Sylvers, the R&B child star who shot to fame with the group the Sylvers — best known for mega hit "Boogie Fever" — has died, his family said.
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