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Country Stars Lost In 2020

We said goodbye to many country legends this year including Kenny Rodgers, Charley Pride, and more. We will never forget their contributions to Country music and beyond.

Honorees Charlie Daniels and Charley Pride attend the 2017 NATD Honors Gala at Hermitage Hotel on November 14, 2017 in Nashville, Tennessee.

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We said goodbye to many country legends this year including Kenny Rodgers, Charley Pride, and more. We will never forget their contributions to Country music and beyond.

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