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In Loving Memory: Musicians Who Died in 2016

We will never forget their contributions to the world, both musically and otherwise.

Dec 28, 2016

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In Loving Memory: Musicians Who Died in 2016

Ashley Paskill

2016 was a tough year for many. This is especially true for the music community. Many legends were taken from this world far too soon. While this is not a comprehensive list, it covers many of the most famous musician deaths.

1. David Bowie: January 10, 20

David Bowie was an iconic musician known for breaking the mold through his music.

2. Glenn Frey: January 17, 2016

Glenn Frey was a founding member of The Eagles, but he also had a successful solo career.

3. Maurice White: February 4, 2016
Maurice White was the founding member of Earth, Wind, and Fire.

4. Joey Feek: March 4, 201Joey Feek was in a country duo, Joey and Rory, with her husband.

5. Frank Sinatra, Jr.: March 16, 2016
Frank Sinatra, Jr. was the son of Frank Sinatra and had his own successful music career.

6. Merle Haggard: April 6, 2016
Merle Haggard was a famous and iconic country musician and songwriter.

7. Prince: April 21, 2016

Prince was an iconic musician and songwriter, who, like Bowie, broke the mold with music.

8. Christina Grimmie: June 10, 2016

Christina Grimmie was known for her YouTube videos and her time on The Voice.

9. Leonard Cohen: November 10, 2016

Leonard Cohen was a singer and songwriter most known for his song, "Hallelujah."

10. Sharon Jones: November 18, 2016

Sharon Jones was a soul singer known for her group, Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings.

11. George Michael: December 25, 2016

George Michael was the lead singer of Wham! before launching a successful solo career.

12. Debbie Reynolds

Debbie Reynolds was an actress and singer known for her role in "Singing in the Rain" and other musicals."

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