Eric Carmen recorded 'Hungry Eyes' reluctantly, battled with Clive Davis over a comeback record, and more we learned about the late pop singer.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The wife of former Raspberries frontman Eric Carmen fired back at Carmen’s two children over accusations in a lawsuit that she improperly cut them out of the late rocker’s ...

Eric Carmen, the Eighties hitmaker behind the Dirty Dancing classic song “Hungry Eyes,” has died at the age of 74. His wife, Amy Carmen, confirmed the news on his official website.

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Eric Carmen, the singer of "Hungry Eyes" and former Raspberries frontman, has died. He was 74. The "All By Myself" crooner and writer's death was announced on his official website by his wife, Amy ...

Singer-songwriter Eric Carmen, frontman of the power-pop band the Raspberries who went on to achieve success with songs such as "All By Myself" and "Hungry Eyes," has died. He was 74. The news was ...

Eric Carmen was the frontman for the Raspberries. The singer wrote music that helped set the mood for several popular movies throughout his career, including Dirty Dancing.

Eric Carmen, the former lead vocalist of The Raspberries and singer of “All by Myself,” is dead, according to his website. He was 74, according to IMDb.

Eric Carmen, the former lead vocalist of The Raspberries and singer of “All by Myself,” is dead, according to his website. He was 74, according to IMDb.

Raspberries frontman Eric Carmen, known for his solo hits Hungry Eyes and All by Myself, has died at age 74. His wife, Amy, who he wed in 2016, confirmed the devastating news on his website on Monday.

Eric Carmen wrote and performed some of the biggest power ballads of the 1970s and '80s. Many of them became famous from the movies they helped score.

In 1970, Carmen started a Cleveland band called the Raspberries that made up in influence what it lacked in fame; fans included John Lennon, Lou Reed and Bruce Springsteen.