K.T. Oslin Dies: Grammy-Winning Multiplatinum Country Singer-Songwriter Was 78

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RIP, Jamie O'Hara.Perhaps the best country music of the 1980s, The O'Kanes, with #KeiranKane 'charted a handful of Top 10 hits …, including "Can't Stop My Heart From Loving You," [a] No. 1 hit in 1987.'https://t.co/vQkpWayVGz @tasteofcountryJamie O'Hara, known for writing "Grandpa (Tell Me ‘Bout the Good Old Days)" and other hits, and singing his song "50,000 Names" with Emmylou Harris, has died.

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https://t.co/[email protected]/NEfiKJuCFSRich said he then started to «freak out,» and sprinted up the hill to try and find someone with a cell phone to call 9-1-1. He eventually found a couple walking on the main path about 30 yards away and used one of their phones to make the call to police."[I] spent about an hour doing statements with state troopers, FBI, local police, detectives, etc.," Rich said.

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https://t.co/3sRM2LN2Ux @MassAppealWWLP pic.twitter.com/NEfiKJuCFSAfter speaking to police, Tyler was informed that a gun was found on the man, leaving officials to suspect that he died via suicide."Not that there is any type of thing that could help me cope with finding him like this," Tyler said.

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#KTOslin pic.twitter.com/syFSzPpI1hSad to hear that K.T. Oslin has passed away.

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.

confirmed to Rolling Stone. She was 78.Oslin was the first woman songwriter to win the Country Music Award’s top honor for Song of the Year in 1987 with her hit “80s Ladies,” of which she was the sole composer.The Arkansas-native, born Kay Toinette Oslin, was 45 by the time she hit mainstream success with the award-winning ballad.