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Charlie Robison, Texas country singer and songwriter, dead at 59
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0:53Now PlayingCharlie Robison, country music singer and songwriter, died on Sunday. He was 59.
Robison’s representatives confirmed his death to Fox News Digital.
The musician died at a hospital in San Antonio after suffering cardiac arrest and other complications, according the Associated Press.
He launched his career in the ’80s, and released his solo debut, “Bandera,” which was named after the Texas Hill Country town where his family had a ranch for eight generations.
Robison’s sister, Robyn Ludwick, shared a tribute to Charlie on social media Sunday, and said that her heart was “broken in the deepest most irreparable way.”
“My big brother Charlie passed away in the arms of his loved ones,” she wrote on Facebook. “Please play some Charlie Robison on Repeat. He would want it that way.”
The Texas native grew up playing music with his brother Bruce, and released nine albums throughout his career.
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