Earl Thomas Conley left a legacy for those who value intricately crafted songs, deft collaborations and a commitment to simple, sincere love ballads in country music. The country star broke onto ...

The best Early Thomas Conley songs represented what would be known as "Thinking Man's Country." The '80s hitmaker was a dependable force on country radio for more than a decade, delivering 30-plus ...

Country singer Earl Thomas Conley, who had 18 number one hits and influenced dozens of artists, has died. Conley, 77, died Wednesday in Nashville where he had been in hospice care, his brother ...

In the early 2000s, Conley returned to the studio to record the songs, but they were never released. Conley died in April 2019 at the age of 77. Promised Land: The Lost Album track list ...

Earl Thomas Conley, the country music singer known for 1980s chart-toppers such as 'Holding Her and Loving You' and 'Right From the Start,' has died at age 7.

Country singer Earl Thomas Conley, known for hits like 'I Can't Win for Losing You,' has died at 77.

Country singer Earl Thomas Conley, known for hit songs including "Holding Her and Loving You," "What I'd Say" and "Right From the Start," died on Wednesday in Nashville, his brother Fred Conley ...

Country singer Earl Thomas Conley, who had 18 number one hits and influenced dozens of artists, has died. Conley, 77, died Wednesday in Nashville where he had been in hospice care, his brother ...

Country singer Earl Thomas Conley, who had 18 number one hits and influenced dozens of artists, has died. Conley, 77, died Wednesday in Nashville where he had been in hospice care, his brother ...

Singer Earl Thomas Conley Dies Leaving Blake Shelton & the Country Community 'Absolutely Destroyed' ... Shortly after in 1981, his song “Fire and Smoke” hit No. 1 — his first single to do so.

Country singer Earl Thomas Conley, who had 18 number one hits and influenced dozens of artists, has died. Conley, 77, died Wednesday in Nashville where he had been in hospice care, his brother ...

Legendary country singer Earl Thomas Conley, known for hit songs including “Holding Her and Loving You,” “What I’d Say” and “Right From the Start,” died Wednesday in Nashville.