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1 day ago · "Loggins, un cousin de la pop star Kenny Loggins, est devenu célèbre avec " Please Come to Boston ", qui a dominé le classement Easy Listening et atteint la 5e place du Billboard Hot 100 en 1974. La chanson lui a valu une nomination aux Grammy Awards pour la meilleure performance de musique pop masculine, marquant le premier de ses quatre nominations aux Grammy Awards.
5 days ago · Dave Loggins, a singer-songwriter who had a memorable chart-topper with “Please Come to Boston” in 1974, died Wednesday at Alive Hospice in Nashville. He was 76; no cause of death was given. With “Please Come to Boston” being the sole hit in his solo discography, Loggins — the second cousin of pop star Kenny Loggins …
4 days ago · Dave Loggins, a singer-songwriter who composed the theme song for television coverage of The Masters, died Wednesday in Nashville. He was 76. Loggins's piece, "Augusta," was cited in his obituary ...
5 days ago · Singer/songwriter Dave Loggins, best known for his tune “Please Come To Boston,” died July 10, according to an obituary published in The Tennessean. Dave, second cousin of Grammy-winning singer Kenny Loggins, passed away at Alive Hospice in Nashville at the age of 76. The obit notes that Dave ...
Sebagian besar dari kita mungkin tidak senang dengan beberapa ide dan hal yang kita tulis saat remaja di sekolah menengah, namun tidak dengan Kenny Loggins, yang menulis salah satu lagu cintanya yang paling berkesan ketika dia masih menjadi siswa sekolah menengah berusia 17 tahun. Lagu ini nantinya akan membantunya mendapatkan kesepakatan penulisan lagu yang akan […]
5 days ago · Singer and songwriter Dave Loggins has died at 76. Loggins, known for the 1974 chart-topper Please Come to Boston, died at Alive Hospice in Nashville; no cause of death was given. The performer was the second cousin of pop star Kenny Loggins and thrived with a career as a singer, as well as writing songs for other country music artists.
5 days ago · Dave Loggins, the Grammy nominated Hall of Fame singer/songwriter best known for his 1974 hit, “Please Come To Boston,” died on July 10th at Alive Hospice in Nashville, Tennessee. He was 76 years old and no cause was given. The song that made his career spent two weeks at number five on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in August 1974, and one ...
