Ralph Emery, a beloved radio and television host who covered the country music industry, died Saturday. He was 88 years old. Known as the “Dean of County Music Broadcasters,” he interviewed stars like Neil Young and Johnny Cash, as well as former president Bill Clinton, during his historic career. His son told the Associated Press he died of natural causes after a weeklong hospitalization in Nashville. Country Music Hall of Fame CEO Kyle Young released a statement Saturday commemorating him:...
Ralph Emery, a beloved radio and television host who covered the country music industry, died Saturday. He was 88 years old. Known as the “Dean of County Music Broadcasters,” he interviewed stars like Neil Young and Johnny Cash, as well as former president Bill Clinton, during his historic career. His son told the Associated Press he died of natural causes after a weeklong hospitalization in Nashville. Country Music Hall of Fame CEO Kyle Young released a statement Saturday commemorating him:...
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