Two Atlantic County, NJ Iconic Singers Are Now Reunited In Heaven

Iconic singer Kenny Jeremiah was taken away on December 4, 2020 during the worst variant of the COVID-19 era. He was young beyond his years at the time at age 79.

Bobby Hunter passed away on March 18, 2026, at age 79 … which means they are once again reunited … now in heaven together.

Jeremiah — Hunter regularly played in Atlantic County, Cape May County and beyond for more than 50 years.

R.I.P. Kenny Jeremiah & Bobby Hunter

Don Hurley photo.

Kenny Jeremiah Career

Kenny was a relevant, high-octane band member with:

The Soul Survivors
Full House
Jeremiah — Hunter Band

Jeremiah had a # 1 song in America with The Soul Survivors, “Expressway To Your Heart … written by the legendary Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff and performed by the Soul Survivors.

Bobby Hunter Career

Bobby Hunter had perfect pitch and such a clean vocal sound.

The combination of Kenny’s high-energy and overall stage presence … coupled with Bobby Hunter’s clean vocals and calm and cool vibe made for the perfect duo.

Kenny Jeremiah & Bobby Hunter Philanthropy

Kenny Jeremiah and Bobby Hunter gave back to their community in countless ways during their lifetime.

Kenny performed every year at “Hurley in the Morning” charity events and would never take any compensation whatsoever for his efforts.

Don Hurley On Kenny Jeremiah & Bobby Hunter

Following Kenny Jeremiah's departure from The Soul Survivors award winning band he joined "Full House" with Bobby Hunter, which would later become "The Jeremiah Hunter Band." Kenny and Bobby were not just a great musical partnership, but also a beautiful friendship which lasted for more than 60 years. It was a joy to book them for all sorts of events through the years. Kenny, Bobby and their band always brought the goods whenever they played. They were world-class entertainers and even better people. Knowing they are playing together again in Rock and Roll heaven is the only comfort felt since they left this world with us. Heavens band just got better with Bobby's passing. Rest well friends, said Don Hurley.