Country Music Legend Joe Bonsall of The Oak Ridge Boys Dies at 76
Musician Faced Health Issues in Recent Years
Died Tuesday After Long Career
Joe Bonsall, the Grammy-winning tenor of the country and gospel group The Oak Ridge Boys, died Tuesday at the age of 76. Bonsall had been battling a neuromuscular disorder and left the group in January after 50 years due to his declining health.
The Oak Ridge Boys announced Bonsall's passing on their social media pages, writing, "We are deeply saddened to announce that Joe Bonsall, our beloved Oak Ridge Boy, has passed away." The group praised Bonsall's talent and dedication, saying, "He was a true legend in country music, and his voice will live on forever."
Bonsall joined The Oak Ridge Boys in 1973 and became known for his powerful vocals on hits such as "Elvira" and "Fancy." He was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2015 and received numerous awards for his contributions to music.
Bonsall's death is a significant loss for the country music community. He was a beloved singer and a cherished member of one of the most successful groups in the genre.
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