Los Angeles (AFP) - Al Jarreau, the affable jazz singing great who reached new audiences by seamlessly merging styles and through television, died Sunday days after announcing his retirement. He was 76.
The seven-time Grammy winner -- a rare artist to win in jazz, pop and R>amp;B categories -- died in a Los Angeles hospital where he had been treated for fatigue, his manager said.
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