Billy Sherrill Has Died: Country Music Veteran Worked With Kenny Rogers, Kenny Chesney and The Chicks
Billy Sherrill, a music engineer who worked on projects by Kenny Rogers, Kenny Chesney, The Chicks and more, has died. He was 77. Music Row reported on Sherrill's passing but did not disclose a cause of death.
Country music legend dead at 77
Country music fans might not know Billy Sherrill’s voice, but they surely know his work. The legendary Nashville engineer worked with the likes of Kenny Rogers, Kenny Chesney and the Chicks, per Taste of Country. Sherrill died Tuesday, according to the site, at the age of 77.
Country music icon, who worked with Johnny Cash and Kenny Chesney, dead at 77
The Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum are deeply saddened by the passing of 2019 inductee, Engineer Billy Sherrill. His impact on the industry will never be forgotten. Watch his interview with Joe Chambers, where he talks about the journey of his incredible career. pic.twitter.com/JW7cLFSnj2
Tommy Cash, Country Musician and Brother of Johnny Cash, Dies at 84
Tommy Cash, the country musician and younger brother of late music icon Johnny Cash, died Friday evening. He was 84. The Johnny Cash Museum confirmed Tommy Cash’s death in a statement Saturday. A cause of death was not disclosed.
Tommy Cash, Country Singer and Brother of Johnny Cash, Dead at 84
Music icon's younger brother had lengthy career of his own, including Top 10 country singles like "Six White Horses" and "Rise and Shine"
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Influential Nashville Engineer Billy Sherrill Passes Away at 77
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