Beloved soul singer of ‘60s hit songs dies at 83
Beloved ‘60s soul singer Brenton Wood, best known for his hit “The Oogum Boogum Song,” has died. He was 83. The musician died from natural causes in his sleep Friday at his home in Moreno Valley, California where he was surrounded by family, his manager and assistant Manny Gallegos told Variety.
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Legendary soul singer Brenton Wood has died. He was 83. His manager, Manny Gallegos, told Variety that he died from natural ...
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