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10. Apr. 2018 · Charley Gallay/Getty Images. Yvonne Staples, a longtime member of the Staple Singers who enjoyed a series of funky gospel-inflected hits in the 1970s, died on Tuesday at age 80. The cause of...
10. Apr. 2018 · Yvonne Staples, who provided background vocals for her family’s hit-making pop and soul group, the Staple Singers, while taking the lead in managing its business affairs, died on Tuesday at her...
10. Apr. 2018 · By Luchina Fisher. April 10, 2018, 12:22 pm. Yvonne Staples, a member of the famed Staples Singers, died in her hometown Chicago, ABC News has confirmed. She was 80. A rep for Staples' sister Mavis Staples confirmed Yvonne Staples' passing. The family declined to make a statement.
- Luchina Fisher
11. Apr. 2018 · Yvonne Staples was a member of the legendary R&B family group the Staple Singers, who had hits like "I'll Take You There" and "Respect Yourself". She also sang background vocals and managed the group until her death from colon cancer in 2018.
- Ariana Brockington
Yvonne Staples, a member of the Staple Singers, a gospel group that was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, has died at her home in Chicago after a battle with colon cancer. She was 80 and performed background vocals and served as the group's business manager. She was the sister of Mavis, the group's lead singer.
11. Apr. 2018 · Yvonne Staples, who sang alongside her family in the gospel-soul group the Staple Singers, has died aged 80, of colon cancer she was diagnosed with just two weeks ago.
CHICAGO (AP) — Yvonne Staples, whose voice and business acumen powered the success of the Staple Singers, her family’s hit-making gospel group that topped the charts in the early 1970s with the song “I’ll Take You There,” has died. She was 80. Staples died Tuesday at home in Chicago, according to Chicago funeral home Leak and Sons.
