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1. Merle Kilgore was a Country Singer, (died two years ago today.) Songwriter and Manager raised in Louisiana.
2. Merle Kilgore is a long-time member of the Academy of Country Music and an active member of the Screen Actors Guild.
3. Merle Kilgore was hospitalized at Nashville's Saint Thomas Hospital on Thursday, May 13th, in Nashville after his L2 vertebrae collapsed.

Stage

1. Few artists on the day wanted to share a stage with Merle Kilgore - even fewer wanted to follow him on stage.

Country Singer

1. Merle Kilgore was a Country Singer, (died two years ago today.) Songwriter and Manager raised in Louisiana.

Song

1. The idea is said to have been backed by Merle Kilgore, who co-wrote the song with Cash's wife, June Carter Cash.

Nashville

1. Merle Kilgore was hospitalized at Nashville's Saint Thomas Hospital on Thursday, May 13th, in Nashville after his L2 vertebrae collapsed.

Written

1. His biggest of these was a song that had been written by Merle Kilgore titled Wolverton Mountain, with co-writing credits to Claude King.

Fire

1. Carter co-wrote (with Merle Kilgore) "Ring of Fire" about their early attraction; Cash made it his own.

Co-Writer

1. She was co-writer, with Merle Kilgore, of Cash's 1963 hit "Ring of Fire," which was about falling in love with Cash.

Hank Williams Jr

1. Merle Kilgore had a multi-tiered career in country music as a singer, songwriter, deejay and as the manager of Hank Williams Jr.

Merle Kilgore

1. In 1963, Mexican brass was added to Cash's ominous "Ring Of Fire", written by June Carter and Merle Kilgore, which again was a pop hit.
2. Had Merle Kilgore only been a bit player in country music history � had he never co-written Ring of Fire with June Carter or managed Hank Williams Jr.
3. Luckily for Cash, he had already met June Carter, who had co-written Ring Of Fire with Merle Kilgore.

Categories

1. June Carter
2. Hank Williams Jr
3. Country Music History
4. Pop Hit
5. Co-Writer
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