K.T. Oslin, country singer of ‘80s Ladies’ fame, dead at 78

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K.T. Oslin, known for country hits like "Do Ya'" and "80's Ladies," has died.

Grammy Awards in 1988 for her song “Hold Me." In the previous year, she took home a Grammy for her song “80's Ladies."Kay Toinette Oslin was born in Crossett, Arkansas, but spent most of her childhood in Mobile, Alabama.

K.T. Oslin, a multiplatinum country singer-songwriter who won three Grammys including one for her breakout single “’80s Ladies,” died today. She was 78. She had been battling Parkinson’s diseases and living in an assisted care facility for several years and recently was diagnosed with Covid-19. No official cause of death was announced.