Overview
- Warren Williams Jr. paid tribute to his father in a Facebook post, calling him "a most humble, kind and quiet man" and "one of the greatest singers and performers of his time."
- Reporting notes he had been battling a lengthy illness, with no further confirmed details on the cause.
- Williams rose to prominence in the 1960s after appearances on ABC’s music variety program Six O’Clock Rock.
- He is widely credited as one of Australia’s first rock singers and was a Sydney native.
- He achieved commercial success with multiple top 10 recordings, including "A Star Fell from Heaven" and "Girls Were Made to Love and Kiss."