Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Ray Price Has Died

Ray Price was once so popular that his song Crazy Arms was the number one song for five consecutive months. Yesterday he died. He was 87.

Posted by ent lawyer at 6:00 AM

11 comments:

  1. auntliddy6:11 AM

    Funny, owing to a dearth of things to watch on tv, including cable, i was watching CMT station last night, Cops:Reliaded-I said I was bored-and this info came on btwn commercials, which I thought was kinda nice. I'd not heard of him, but of course, rest in peace.

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  2. Anonymous6:22 AM

    This is written like a social studies assignment given to a 7th grader. "Write an obituary about the historical figure that you draw out if a hat". This particular 7th grader has no fucks left to give because it's almost Christmas break. Ray was still very popular to the listeners of traditional country music and routinely appeared on the Grand Ole Opry up to this year.

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  3. Harry Knuckles6:35 AM

    This is a beautiful rendition of Faded Love that Ray recorded with Willie Nelson. Crystal Gayle is on backup.

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  4. 8====D KermitGossnellKnobjob6:54 AM

    I don't know who this dude was but RIP anyway.

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  5. AndrewBW7:28 AM

    For country music fans (i.e., not fans of Taylor Swift) he was one of the best. RIP.

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  6. leahglen7:48 AM

    Every car trip I took as a kid, my parents had his music was playing. He really had an amazing voice.

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  7. AKM7:56 AM

    My favorite of his is "Heartaches By the Number." Check out Rosanne Cash's version, too, if you're so inclined; it's lovely.

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  8. Brenda L9:11 AM

    You know, it doesn't happen very often these days that I'm too young to remember someone! Bless you, Ray Price!

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  9. hothotheat11:31 AM

    Damn, that's four just this month.

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  10. Anna Katherine Nonymous3:33 PM

    Rest in peace

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  11. Mary Ann4:32 PM

    I grew up listening to him. May he rest in peace. The world is a less musical place without him.

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