
Charlie Daniels, Southern Rock Pioneer and Fiddle Great, Dead at 83
Leader of the Charlie Daniels Band was known for hits like “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” and for his session work on Bob Dylan’s ‘Nashville Skyline’

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Leader of the Charlie Daniels Band was known for hits like “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” and for his session work on Bob Dylan’s ‘Nashville Skyline’

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Musician worked with Quincy Jones, Frank Sinatra, Count Basie, won Oscar for 1965 song “The Shadow of Your Smile”

Prolific entertainer and director’s credits include The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Jerk and “2000 Year Old Man” with Mel Brooks

Filmmaker cultivated one of Hollywood’s most wide-ranging filmographies, producing box office smashes that were frequently loathed by critics

1961 hit spent seven weeks atop Hot 100 and sold over 3 million copies

One of the two founding members started popular R&B group with sister June in 1969

Musicians Hall of Fame member played on classic country recordings like “The Gambler,” “He Stopped Loving Her Today”

Musician played more than 750 shows on Dylan’s Never Ending Tour and was a founding member of Steve Earle’s Dukes