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John Anderson, Country Music Hall of Famer With Unmistakable Voice, Dead at 71
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
The Florida, native was known for an idiosyncratic warble, which he used to power hits like "Swingin'," "Seminole Wind," and "Wild and Blue"
The Florida, native was known for an idiosyncratic warble, which he used to power hits like "Swingin'," "Seminole Wind," and "Wild and Blue"
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