What’s up guys? Shiningbind here with the latest news on Time Ends Radio. If you have not followed us on any of the social media platforms, I do recommend doing so now by following online @timeendsradio. As we’re close to celebrating the New Year, let’s take a step back and remember the country music legend, Charley Pride as he sadly passed away from complications of the coronavirus. Pride was 86 years old.
Legendary Charley Pride was the first country music black star with one of the hits, “Kiss An Angel Good Morning” which had helped sell millions of records. According to ABC news, Pride sadly passed away due to Covid-19 complications. Dolly Parton stated to ABC news this statement:
"I'm so heartbroken that one of my dearest and oldest friends, Charley Pride, has passed away. It's even worse to know that he passed away from COVID-19. What a horrible, horrible virus. Charley, we will always love you.”
Pride was born in Mississippi in 1934, and was the son of a sharecropper. As the years passed, it wasn’t long until he headed to Nashville in 1963 where he immediately recorded songs where it led to his career taking off. He was signed to RCA records in 1965. Over the years, he skyrocketed to the top in the country music world as well as earning three Grammys throughout his career.
Despite a tragic loss, his legacy of breaking down barriers will forever live on.
You will forever be missed.
Anyways, that’s all the news for now here on Time Ends Radio, so be sure to tip your waitress, stay safe, and stay epic! Peace out and Happy New Year!
Legendary Charley Pride was the first country music black star with one of the hits, “Kiss An Angel Good Morning” which had helped sell millions of records. According to ABC news, Pride sadly passed away due to Covid-19 complications. Dolly Parton stated to ABC news this statement:
"I'm so heartbroken that one of my dearest and oldest friends, Charley Pride, has passed away. It's even worse to know that he passed away from COVID-19. What a horrible, horrible virus. Charley, we will always love you.”
Pride was born in Mississippi in 1934, and was the son of a sharecropper. As the years passed, it wasn’t long until he headed to Nashville in 1963 where he immediately recorded songs where it led to his career taking off. He was signed to RCA records in 1965. Over the years, he skyrocketed to the top in the country music world as well as earning three Grammys throughout his career.
Despite a tragic loss, his legacy of breaking down barriers will forever live on.
You will forever be missed.
Anyways, that’s all the news for now here on Time Ends Radio, so be sure to tip your waitress, stay safe, and stay epic! Peace out and Happy New Year!
