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    • Aug 20, 1998
    Grand Ole Opry comedian Jerry Clower has open-heart surgery at Baptist Medical Center in Jackson, Mississippi, undergoing six bypasses
    Aug 24, 1998
    Comedian Jerry Clower dies after heart bypass surgery in Jackson, Mississippi. The Grand Ole Opry member earned a reputation for Southern-bred humor revolving around Yazoo City, Mississippi, and the fictitious Ledbetter family
    Sep 26, 1998
    William Robbins Jr. dies of a massive heart attack in Georgia. He was the father of BlackHawk's Dave Robbins
    Sep 27, 1998
    While leaving the Los Angeles International Airport, Randy Travis' limo driver has a heart attack. Travis turns off the ignition and waves down a doctor from a shuttle bus, but the driver dies
    Oct 11, 1998
    T. Tommy Cutrer dies of a heart attack in Gallatin, Tennessee. He served as a Grand Ole Opry announcer during a 10-year stint that ended in 1964 and worked as the announcer on ABC-TV's "The Johnny Cash Show"
    Nov 5, 1998
    Dave Rowland, of Dave & Sugar, undergoes emergency heart surgery at Nashville's Saint Thomas Hospital
    Nov 7, 1998
    Dave Rowland, of Dave & Sugar, is released from Nashville's Saint Thomas Hospital, two days after receiving emergency heart surgery
    Dec 25, 1998
    Guitarist/songwriter Bryan MacLean dies of a heart attack suffered at a restaurant in Los Angeles. MacLean penned "Don't Toss Us Away," an album cut for his former band, Lone Justice. The song was also a 1989 country hit for Patty Loveless
    Feb 6, 1999
    Songwriter Mike Anthony suffers a heart attack and massive stroke in Nashville, leading to his death a month later. Anthony wrote John Michael Montgomery's "I Miss You A Little"
    Feb 7, 1999
    "Route 66" songwriter Bobby Troup dies of a heart attack in Sherman Oaks, California. An Asleep At The Wheel performance of his song was nominated for a Grammy in 1977



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