Who Is R&B Singer Sherrick aka F. Lamotte Smith? Everything To Know About

Sherrick is also known as F Lamonte-Smith. He was born in  Sacramento, California on July 6, 1957. During his career in the music industry as a singer, Sherrik released only one album. Sherrick’s album “Sherrick” was released in 1987 by Warner Bros. 

Although Sherrick released only one album in his career, he has 5 singles under his belt. Songs like Just Call”, “Let’s Be Lovers Tonight”, “Tell Me What It Is” was released by Sherrick in 1987. Sherrick was given chance as a singer in the industry by  Raynoma Gordy Singleton. 

Let us learn more about Sherrick aka  F Lamonte-Smith and look at 10 interesting facts on him. 

Quick Facts: Who Is R&B Singer Sherrick aka F. Lamotte Smith? Everything To Know About

Name F. Lamotte Smith
Birthday July 6, 1957
Age 64
Gender Male
Nationality American
Profession Singer
Married/Single Married
Wife Lynne Conner-Smith
Children Kiriandra, Paris and Chance Smith.

10 Facts on Sherrick aka F Lamonte-Smith

  1. Sherrick was accused of rape by Wendy Williams in her biopic  Wendy Williams: The Movie. The rapist is named Ricky Tony in her movie, according to Wikipedia. 
  2. Sherrick was married to his wife Lynne Conner-Smith. More information on the couple’s marriage is still in the dark. 
  3. Talking about his wiki and biography, Sherrick is featured on Wikipedia and has a page dedicated to him. We can learn about his biography on his page. 
  4. R&B singer, Lamonte-Smith was found dead in Los Angeles, California, on January 22, 1999.  The cause of his death has not come to the surface yet.
  5. Lamonte’s family is of four, his widow Lynne lives with their three children. More about their residence is not available for the general public. 
  6. In 1988 Sherrick disappeared from the public eye and he was not seen for 11 years until 1999 when he came back but he died soon after appearance.
  7. Singer Sherrick was addicted to using of cocaine, his addiction to cocaine caused his second album to stop production prematurely and was never released. 
  8. With his second album “Just Call” production stopped prematurely, producer Raynoma Gordy Singleton wrote about it in her book The Untold Story: Berry, Me, and Motown. 
  9. Sherrick’s accusation of rape by Wendy Williams took place in 1988. 
  10. Singer Sherrick attended a rehabilitation center in 1987 due to his addiction. 
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