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Welcome to YouWhat, where we delve into the lives of music's most iconic figures. Today, we pay tribute to David Ruffin, the legendary voice of The Temptations, whose remarkable talent and tragic story continue to resonate.

Early Life and Musical JourneyBorn January 18, 1941, in Whynot, Mississippi, David Ruffin grew up singing gospel before making his mark in Detroit's vibrant Motown scene. His soulful voice and charismatic presence quickly caught attention, earning him a spot as the lead vocalist of The Temptations in 1964.

Rise to Fame with The TemptationsRuffin’s powerful vocals defined hits like "My Girl," "Ain’t Too Proud to Beg," and "I Wish It Would Rain," solidifying The Temptations as Motown legends and elevating him to superstar status.

Personal Struggles and Solo JourneyDespite fame, Ruffin battled personal demons, including substance abuse, leading to tensions and his departure from The Temptations in 1968. He pursued a solo career, releasing notable singles like "Walk Away from Love," further showcasing his extraordinary talent.

Tragic Passing and LegacyOn June 1, 1991, Ruffin tragically died from a drug overdose at just 50 years old. His death highlighted the struggles behind his celebrated career but couldn't overshadow his musical legacy.

Join us at YouWhat in honoring David Ruffin, whose soulful voice and musical brilliance continue to inspire generations.

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