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Dec 21, 2020 · K.T. Oslin, one of country music's most interesting and eloquent voices of the 1980s, died on Monday (December 21). She was 78. According to MusicRow, Oslin was diagnosed with COVID-19, but it is ...
Welcome to my page dedicated to Country Music Legend, K.T. Oslin! She has always been one of my favorite singers. ... VH1.com : K.T. Oslin : Artist Main Get the complete artist information on KT Oslin, including new videos, albums, song clips, ringtones, photo galleries, news, bios, message boards, ...
Aug 18, 2017 · C G F C And I'll always come back, come back baby, to you. C Well there's a wooden wonder from way down under, F They call a boomerang. C G F G F If you handle it right, it'll come back. C C7 But, you must have had one when you were a boy. F 'Cause you've got the touch that turns me into a toy. C G F C And like a boomerang, I'll come back.
Dec 21, 2020 · Country music legend K.T. Oslin has died at the age of 78, Music Row reports. The singer-songwriter, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's several years ago, had been living in an assisted-living home since 2016. Oslin was diagnosed with COVID-19 last week, but her official cause of death has not yet been released. Advertisement.
If you rip & burn the 5 new songs on this collection, and add the best rarities; the result is the best Manilow selection I’ve ever heard. To save you a lot of auditioning time, here is my suggested track-list: 1992 The best of me. 1992 If tomorrow never comes. 1992 I can’t teach my old heart new tricks.
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A DVD release of the collection followed, as well as a two-disc set of live music called 2 Nights Live that had been culled from a weekend in New Jersey. Manilow went back to the studio in 2005 to record a diverse collection of tracks from the '50s with producer and music mogul Clive Davis.
