Mike Berry, the British singer and actor famous for his hit songs 'Don't You Think It's Time' and 'Sunshine Of Your Smile,' has passed away at the age of 82, as reported by his manager.
Berry was the final surviving star from the hit production. BBC The TV sitcom "Are You Being Served?" featured him as a regular cast member, and he also appeared regularly in the original series of "Worley Gummidge."
Most recently, he showcased his talents in a fully booked performance at the Half Moon live music venue in Putney, located in Southwest London. London , on February 23.
His colleague and buddy Peter Stockton stated Facebook I deeply regret to announce that the renowned Mike Berry passed away calmly earlier today, surrounded by his family.
As everyone knows, Mike was an incredible and exceptionally gifted artist with a career lasting 64 years, beginning with his first major success—a poignant homage to Buddy Holly in 1961.
The final performance on February 23rd at The Half Moon was completely sold out, underscoring his remarkable abilities. Additionally, he demonstrated exceptional acting skills, notably through his roles in the classic sitcom Are You Being Served.
'An unfortunate departure from the realm of music for all of us, and may he be enjoying laughter among countless old friends in heaven now.'
David Stark commented, "I've known Mike since 1976, which adds up to nearly five decades. He was one of the most pleasant people in the industry—always ready with a chuckle and a grin."
The outstanding sellout performance at the Half Moon Putney took place just a few weeks back; he was in exceptional shape and had plans for an additional event during the summer season.
'Truly sorrowful news, Mike, rest in peace. You'll be deeply missed by everybody who has known you and cherished your music over the years.'
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