Mickey Gilley, Who Helped Inspire 'Urban Cowboy,' Dies At 86
Country star Mickey Gilley has died.
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Country music star, Mississippi native Mickey Gilley died
Mickey Gilleys namesake Texas honky-tonk inspired the 1980 film “Urban Cowboy” and a nationwide wave of Western-themed nightspots.
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Mickey Gilley, who helped inspire 'Urban Cowboy,' dies at 86
Mickey Gilley had 39 Top 10 country hits and 17 No. 1 songs.
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'Pasadena lost a true legend,' popular country music singer Mickey Gilley passes away
Pasadena residents and country music fans are in mourning after popular singer Mickey Gilley passed away Saturday.
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Country star Mickey Gilley dies at 86
Mickey Gilley's namesake Texas honky-tonk inspired the 1980 film “Urban Cowboy” and a nationwide wave of Western-themed nightspots .
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Country music star Mickey Gilley, who helped inspire the movie "Urban Cowboy," dead at 86
Mickey Gilley also owned Gilley's, "the world's largest honky tonk," which inspired the 1980 movie "Urban Cowboy."
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Mickey Gilley death: Country star dies at 86
Mickey Gilley, the country music star whose namesake honky-tonk inspired the John Travolta movie "Urban Cowboy," has died at 86 at Branson, Missouri.
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Mickey Gilley, 'Urban Cowboy' Country Star, Dies at 86
Singer and actor was known for his remake of "Stand by Me" and songs like "Room Full of Roses"
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Mickey Gilley, who helped inspire 'Urban Cowboy,' dies at 86
The country music star had been performing as recently as last month, but was in failing health over the past week.
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Mickey Gilley, who helped inspire 'Urban Cowboy,' dies at 86
NEW YORK (AP) — Country star Mickey Gilley, whose namesake Texas honky-tonk inspired...
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