Article: Singer Ronnie dies.

Article: Singer Ronnie dies
Evening Mail;  February 22, 2001 ;     225 words ...RONNIE Hilton, the 1950s heart-throb and ballad singer, has died at the age of 75. Hilton, who had a string of hits throughout the 1950s and early 60s, had been ill for some time and had suffered several strokes.

Article: Singer Ronnie Hawkins diagnosed with cancer
AP Worldstream;  August 29, 2002 ;     209 words ...00-00-0000 Dateline: TORONTO Singer Ronnie Hawkins, whose backup band went on to join Bob Dylan and then gain prominence as the Band, has been diagnosed with cancer, family ...

Article: British Singer Ronnie Hilton Dies
AP Online;  February 23, 2001 ;     356 words ...AP Online 02-23-2001 British Singer Ronnie Hilton Dies LONDON (AP) -- Ronnie Hilton, a 1950s crooner whose hits included ``No Other Love'' and ``A Windmill in Old ...

Article: Euro singer Ronnie to stand in poll.(News)
Sunday Mirror (London, England);  May 9, 2004 ;     589 words ... ... George asked me to. I am looking forward to singing again, too and beginning with Something In The Air is good because it is a revolutionary song and we can use it to promote the political campaign." CAPTION(S): SINGER: Ronnie Carroll

Article: Ronnie dies.(News)
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  October 4, 2005 ;     249 words ...PORRIDGE and Two Ronnies star Ronnie Barker has died aged 76 after a long period of heart trouble

Article: SINGER RONNIE MILSAP KICKING OFF HENDERSON SERIES
Evansville Courier & Press;  August 15, 2002 ;     700+ words ...In May, when entertainer Ronnie Milsap won the Pioneer Award from the Academy of Country Music, one of the things he talked about was having played with Elvis. "I did backup on `Kentucky Rain' and `Don't Cry, Daddy,' and I got to hang out with Elvis in Memphis. I got to know him pretty well. He was

Article: Singer Ronnie Hilton dies.
The Evening Standard (London, England);  February 21, 2001 ;     272 words ...RONNIE HILTON, the Fifties heartthrob and ballad singer, died today aged 75. Hilton, who had a string of hits in the Fifties and Sixties, including No Other Love and A Windmill in Old Amsterdam, had been ill for some time and had suffered several strokes. He died at a nursing home in Hailsham, East