Primal Scream singer Denise Johnson dies suddenly aged 53

here"Her funeral will take place at the Manchester Crematorium, Southern Cemetery, at 1pm on Wednesday 19 August."Due to restrictions on how many mourners are allowed inside the crematorium grounds, well-wishers are asked instead to line the route that Denise will take."Close friends have been invited to gather in the grounds of the cemetery, with family making up the very small number of guests allowed inside the chapel.

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here“You gave out and you never gave up, and you were loved more than you'll ever know.”Friend Jay Taylor says he has struggled to think of a more “remarkably kind, smart, sparkling and generous” person than Denise.“Not once across the years did I find Denise in anything other than scintillating form and she was one of those rare people who are only ever mentioned with admiration and love,” he said.“And my Lord, that voice. That voice.

Primal Scream‘s ‘Screamadelica’.The singer’s death was confirmed on Monday (July 27) and was met with tributes from the likes of Ian Brown, New Order’s Stephen Morris, 808 State and more.

Denise Johnson was a singer whose vocals were featured by British bands including Primal Scream and New Order.Johnson worked with a number of bands from her hometown of Manchester, England, as well as around the British Isles. She first came to prominence when she sang on the 1991 Primal Scream album “Screamadelica,” which was Melody Maker’s album of the year and widely ranked among the best albums of the ‘90s in the U.K.

Denise Johnson was on ‘Just A Little More’ by Fifth Of Heaven. Manchester’s a small place and if anyone’s got talent it’s difficult to not know them – and that record was a standout.

Vocalist Denise Johnson – best known for her work with Primal Scream – has died, aged 56. Her family said that she had “died suddenly”, following an illness.Johnson worked with numerous other artists and bands over her career, particularly in her native Manchester, including New Order, 808 State, A Certain Ratio, Ian Brown, Beth Orton and more.

@TheDJohnsonR3AL forever a legend, always wore her heart on her sleeve and was brimming over with passion.

Primal Scream‘s ‘Screamadelica’, has died aged 53.Johnson’s other credits include contributions to Johnny Marr and Bernard Sumner’s supergroup Electronic, a number of collaborations with A Certain Ratio, and work on releases by New Order and I Am Kloot among many others.Johnson was preparing to release her debut acoustic solo album ‘Where Does It Go’ on September 25.

Joe Longthorne has died at the age of 64 .He passed away this morning in his husband's arms and surrounded by family, loved ones confirmed.A statement released by the family said: "It is with the deepest sadness that we have to announce that the nation's beloved entertainer Joe Longthorne MBE passed away peacefully in the early hours of today at his cherished home in Blackpool."Joe died in his bedroom, laying in the arms of his devoted husband of 21 years Jamie, with his rosary beads clutched