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Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings Songwriter Patsy Bruce Dead at 81 Patsy Bruce — one-half of the songwriting team behind "Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys — has died. Bruce wrote the song with her husband Ed Bruce, who recorded his own version before Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings made it famous. The couple divorced in 1987, and Ed Bruce died in December of 2020. Patsy Bruce did much more than just write one of country music's most famous songs. In sharing news of her May 16 death, Nashville's  Tennessean newspaper notes her time as the president of Nashville Songwri...

Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings Songwriter Patsy Bruce Dead at 81 Patsy Bruce — one-half of the songwriting team behind "Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys — has died. Bruce wrote the song with her husband Ed Bruce, who recorded his own version before Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings made it famous. The couple divorced in 1987, and Ed Bruce died in December of 2020. Patsy Bruce did much more than just write one of country music's most famous songs. In sharing news of her May 16 death, Nashville's  Tennessean newspaper notes her time as the president of Nashville Songwri...

Austin 360 Shannon McNally isn't an Austinite, but the singer-songwriter who currently calls Nashville home has ties to the Live Music Capital. She's spent much of the past few years singing Texas songwriter Terry Allen's band alongside prominent Austin musicians such as Lloyd Maines and Charlie Sexton. And South Austin venue Sam's Town Point has became a local home base of sorts for McNally, a place for her to work out new material with her band in an intimate setting. On May 28, Compass Records will release "The Waylon Sessions," an album of songs popularized by the late Waylon Jennings. ...

He died of natural causes in Clarksville, Tennessee at the age of 81. One of his most enduring songs, “Mammas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys,” rocketed him to fame while his songs helped other artists gain top hits in the genre.   Countrysinger-songwriter Ed Bruce died on January 8. At the age of 81, he died of natural causes in Clarksville, Tennessee, with news of his passing shared by his publicist. One of his earliest and most enduring hits came from the song he penned, “Mammas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys.” Bruce’s careerspanned over six decades...

Country star Ed Bruce has died at age 81. The singer passed away of natural causes on Friday in his Clarksville, Tenn. home, his publicist confirmed to Fox News. Bruce started his music career as a recording engineer...