James-Ingram-Obituary

James Ingram

Feb 16, 1952 – Jan 29, 2019 (Age 66)

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BORN
February 16, 1952
DIED
January 29, 2019
AGE
66

Obituary

James Ingram (1952 – 2019) was a chart topping singer known for the hit R&B song "Baby, Come to Me," a duet with singer Patti Austin which reached number one in 1983. For full obituary and coverage from Legacy.com, click here.

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James Ingram was a talented singer may he rest in peace his legacy lives on

Quincy Jones said it best. from 1980 on you are going to be a singer. and that James Ingram was. what a talent!

Did you live in the Auburn Washington area and go to Olympic Junior high. If you did you were my friend and I did a pastel portrait of you in art class. It turned out really good.

What a JOY you were on the Soul Train Cruise!! Fabulous!!

Thank you James for sharing God's blessings and making the world a better place.

Sir, you are missed.
https://youtu.be/3vQ5KXii8-Q?si=xThB6PYRL1hrrJLC

Marvelous singer,love your voice and all your songs especially the song Just Once,I listen to it over and over again.Your duet with Patti Austen Baby Come To Me is Amazing.We lost a great legend when we lost you.RIP

I will forever miss your handsome face and your music will be remembered forever...Jon well sone...we will keep the music playing...sending love and light...Rest in Eternal peace King!

Your music will keep you forever remembered in the hearts of so many fans. Thank you for sharing, especially ‘How to Keep the Music Playing’.