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Stewart Francke

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Stewart Francke was an American singer-songwriter and musician born on September fifteen, nineteen fifty-eight, in Saginaw. He achieved professional recognition for a musical career characterized by rock and soul and for founding the Stewart Francke Leukemia Foundation. Francke achieved professional recognition for a career that began at age nineteen after being mentored by the musician Bob Baldori. He achieved professional recognition for serving as a music journalist for publications including the Detroit Metro Times after graduating from the University of Redlands. Their recording career began with the debut studio recording Where the River Meets the Bay (nineteen ninety-five). Francke achieved professional recognition for recording the studio recording Motor City Serenade (two thousand five) with the ensemble The Funk Brothers. His discography included the studio recording Heartless World (two thousand eleven) which featured a guest appearance by the musician Bruce Springsteen. The artist achieved professional recognition for receiving nine Detroit Music Awards and receiving the Point of Light Award for his work in cancer care. Francke died on May nine, two thousand twenty-five, following complications from a stroke.
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