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K.T. Oslin, country singer raised in Mobile, dead after positive COVID test Updated Dec 22, 2020; Posted Dec 21, 2020 NASHVILLE, TN - NOVEMBER 7: Host K.T. Oslin meets with the press prior to the 2005 Nashville Chapter Recording Academy Honors November 7, 2005 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Kathleen Barry/Getty Images) Getty Images Facebook Share By Mikael Wood Los Angeles Times (TNS) and Tribune Media Services K.T. Oslin, a witty and sophisticated country star w...

Trailblazing country singer K.T. Oslin has passed away at the age of 78. According to Music Row, the Arkansas-born musician was recently diagnosed with COVID-19, but it was uncertain if the virus prompted her death. Moreover, the publication added that she had been battling with Parkinsons disease after being diagnosed in 2015. She was residing in an assisted living facility since 2016. Aside from Oslins parksinsons disease, she also underwent quadruple coronary artery bypass surgery in 199...

K.T. Oslin, a witty and sophisticated country star who found both critical and commercial success in the late 1980s, died Monday in suburban Nashville. She was 78. Her death was confirmed by the Country Music Association, which didn’t state a cause, though the Nashville trade publication Music Row said Oslin had Parkinson’s disease and had been living in an assisted-living facility since 2016. Last week, Music Row added, Oslin tested positive for COVID-19. The first female songwriter to win...

Remembering K.T. Oslin: Her 10 Best Songs and Biggest Hits K.T. Oslins legacy is being celebrated by fans and country singers who were inspired by her songs, talent and moxie. Her Top 40 country radio career was brief — just five years — but her impact was as long-lasting as her biggest hit. "Do Ya" is the song fans think of first when Oslins name comes up, but the greatest tangible honors of her career came for a pair of very different hits. Officially, Billboard tallies four No. 1 songs...

KT Oslin, ’80s Ladies’ Country Singer, Dies at 78 After COVID Diagnosis The singer was a three-time Grammy winnerThom Geier | December 22, 2020 @ 7:02 AM Last Updated: December 22, 2020 @ 7:11 AM Getty Images K.T. Oslin, the Grammy-winning country singer best known for her 1987 hit “’80s Ladies,” died Monday in Nashville at age 78. The cause of death was not immediately known, but friend Robert Oermann told the Associated Press that she had tested positive for COVID-19 ...

K.T. Oslins legacy is being celebrated by fans and country singers who were inspired by her songs, talent and moxie. Her Top 40 country radio career was brief — just five years — but her impact was as long-lasting as her biggest hit. "Do Ya" is the song fans think of first when Oslins name comes up, but the greatest tangible honors of her career came for a pair of very different hits. Officially, Billboard tallies four No. 1 songs for Oslin and seven Top 10 hits, all from three albums rel...

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