Sonny Osborne(1937-2021)

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Soundtrack

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Sonny Osborne was born on 29 October 1937 in Thousandsticks, Kentucky, USA. He was an actor, known for The Drifter (1965), The Road to Nashville (1967) and Music City U.S.A. (1966). He was married to Judith Osborne. He died on 24 October 2021 in Hendersonville, Tennessee, USA.

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Known for

Marty Robbins in The Drifter (1965)

7.2

TV Series

Sonny Osborne

The Road to Nashville (1967)

The Road to Nashville

5.6

Self(as Osborne Brothers)

1967

Hillous Butrum, T. Tommy Cutrer, Dave Dudley, Bob Jennings, Loretta Lynn, Webb Pierce, Doyle Wilburn, Teddy Wilburn, The Wilburn Brothers, Jean Shepard, Warner Mack, and Wayne Haas in Music City U.S.A. (1966)

Music City U.S.A.

Sonny Osborne(as The Osborne Brothers)

1966

High Lonesome: The Story of Bluegrass Music (1992)

High Lonesome: The Story of Bluegrass Music

7.8

Self

1992

Credits

Actor

The Drifter
7.2
TV Series
- Sonny Osborne
- 1965

Soundtrack

The Drifter
7.2
TV Series
- performer: "Worried Man Blues (It Takes a Worried Man to Sing a Worried Song)", "I May Be A Little Tight Tonight But I'll Be All Right Tomorrow", "Up This Hill and Down"
- 1965

Personal details

Alternative names
- Osborne Brothers
Born
- October 29, 1937
- Thousandsticks, Kentucky, USA
Died
- October 24, 2021
- Hendersonville, Tennessee, USA(complications from a stroke)
Spouse
- Judith OsborneJune 26, 1958 - October 24, 2021 (his death, 2 children)

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Trivia
Brother of Bobby Osborne.

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When did Sonny Osborne die?
October 24, 2021
How did Sonny Osborne die?
Complications from a stroke
How old was Sonny Osborne when he died?
83 years old
Where did Sonny Osborne die?
Hendersonville, Tennessee, USA
When was Sonny Osborne born?
October 29, 1937

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