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Rudolph Isley has died aged 84 (Picture: RJ Capak/WireImage/Getty)
Rudolph Isley – the founding member of The Isley Brothers – has died aged 84, according to a report.
The singer, who had hits For the Love of You, Parts 1 & 2 and Shout, reportedly died on Wednesday.
TMZ reports that the cause of death is unclear, but an insider told the publication that it is believed he had a heart attack.
Isley founded the music group The Isley Brothers alongside his siblings -Ronald, O’Kelly, and Vernon.
The band began when Isley was just a teenager.
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