Ronnie Bowman: Bluegrass Legend Passes

On March 23rd, Bluegrass and Country Singer songwriter Ronnie Bowman has passed away at age 64.

He's suffered critical injuries in a motorcycle crash in Ashland City, Tennessee on Saturday

and died the next afternoon at Vanderbilt Hospital in. Nashville. Over four decades,

Bowman built a stellar career, earning album of the year and song of the year for his 1994

release Cold Virginia. Night. The International Bluegrass Music Association also named him

male vocalist of the year three times. He spent influential years with the Lonesome River Band

and co-wrote hits with stars like Chris Stapleton. Bowman collaborated with big names and country

music, including Loretta Lynn, Lee Ann Womack, Brooks and Dunn, and Dirk Spentley. His last

Instagram post came on St. Patrick's Day, March 17th, hyping a show at the station in.

Tributes flooded in from the music world right away. John Carter Cash called him a close friend

and top-notch talent. Dirk Spentley said it would take time to process the loss, praising Bowman

as the ultimate hang in favored voice in Bluegrass and Country. He survived by his wife, singer,

garnet I'm as Bowman and their daughter Chastity. The Bluegrass community feels his absence deeply,

but his music and spirit will echo on for years to come. I'm Cory with the story, and you've

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