Shirley Halperin
The singer's country-soul hit was a radio staple for decades, even as recently as 2003 when Uncle Kracker covered the song and reached no. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100. On Dec. 6, the Detroit rocker tweeted, "Thank you for the music."
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Dobie Gray, 'Drift Away' Singer, Dies at 71
Dobie Gray, 'Drift Away' Singer, Dies at 71
Shirley Halperin
The singer's country-soul hit was a radio staple for decades, even as recently as 2003 when Uncle Kracker covered the song and reached no. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100. On Dec. 6, the Detroit rocker tweeted, "Thank you for the music."
Shirley Halperin
The singer's country-soul hit was a radio staple for decades, even as recently as 2003 when Uncle Kracker covered the song and reached no. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100. On Dec. 6, the Detroit rocker tweeted, "Thank you for the music."
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