Hal Ketchum Dies: ‘Small Town Saturday Night’ Country Hitmaker Was 67

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direct to your inboxTributes have been made to country music star Charley Pride following his death aged 86 from coronavirus complications.Pride, from Sledge in Mississippi, was one the genre’s first black stars and the first black member of the Country Music Hall Of Fame.A statement from his representative said: “Pride, whose rich baritone voice and impeccable song-sense altered American culture, died Saturday, December 12, 2020 in Dallas, Texas of complications from Covid-19 at age 86.”Widely

Dolly Parton has paid tribute to fellow country music star Charley Pride following his death aged 86 from coronavirus complications. Pride, from Sledge in Mississippi, was one the genre’s first Black stars and the first Black member of the Country Music Hall Of Fame.

The country world is in mourning following the death of Charley Pride. The 86-year-old country music legend, who was best known for his 1971 hit 'Kiss an Angel Good Mornin'', passed away in his home city of Dallas, Texas, from complications of Covid-19 on Saturday (12.

Covid complications. Pride, 86, who was the first Black member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, died in Dallas, Texas on Saturday, his publicist confirmed.

Charley Pride has died aged 86. The country music legend, who was best known for his 1971 hit 'Kiss an Angel Good Mornin'', passed away in his home city of Dallas, Texas, from complications of Covid-19 on Saturday (12.

Charley Pride, a legend in the country music world, has passed away at the age of 86.

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Chris Willman Music WriterHal Ketchum, a mainstay of the country music chart in the 1990s and a Grand Ole Opry member, died Monday at age 67.“With great sadness and grief we announce that Hal passed away peacefully last night at home due to complications of Dementia,” his wife, Andrea, wrote on Ketchum’s Facebook page.

shared the news on his Facebook page on Tuesday.«With great sadness and grief we announce that Hal passed away peacefully last night at home due to complications of Dementia,» the post read. «May his music live on forever in your hearts and bring you peace.»Following news of the «Small Town Saturday Night» singer's death, multiple country artists took to Twitter to mourn the loss.«RIP brother Hal Ketchum… just 67 years old… so sad to lose yet another one this year,» the Oak Ridge Boys wrote.RIP

Tom Petty (1950 – 2017) and the Heartbreakers, which reached the country top ten in 1995. Ketchum collaborated with country greats Dolly Parton and Shelby Lynne.

Texas. A gifted songwriter and gruff singer, Shaver embodied country music’s mix of lyricism, fatalism and hard living.While his records enjoyed scant commercial success, Shaver’s exquisite songs would find everyone from Elvis Presley and Willie Nelson through to Emmylou Harris and Bob Dylan singing them.

Janet W. Lee Country music singer Doug Supernaw, known for his hit 1993 single “I Don’t Call Him Daddy,” died of cancer on Friday at his home in Texas, his record label B&G Records confirmed in a statement.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerDoug Supernaw, who had a No. 1 hit in 1993 with I Don’t Call Him Daddy, has died of cancer, according to his record company.