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    Eugene Pitt, singer of The Classic Nickelodeon Theme Song, dies At 80

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    Eugene Pitt, singer of The Classic Nickelodeon Theme Song, dies At 80

    By Cherie Saunders

    Eugene Pitt, a founding member of the doo-wop group The Jive Five, has died, reports The Blast. He was 80.

    Perhaps best known for their 1961 song, “My True Story,” the group found a new following in the 1980s when they crooned an a capella theme for Nickelodeon.

    The group announced Pitt’s passing on their Facebook page, writing, “It is with a heavy heart that I announce, on behalf of the Pitt family, the passing early this morning of the legendary lead singer of Eugene Pitt & The Jive Five, Mr. Eugene Pitt.”

    The post explained, “Eugene had been ill for some time, but was in good spirits with love for his family, friends and fans. My heart breaks for his family and close friends. I ask for people to respect the family’s privacy at this time. Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date. The best of the best has joined the heavenly choir.”

     

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