Key takeaways:
- Charlie Robison, a Texas singer-songwriter, passed away on Sunday at a hospital in San Antonio.
- Robison released his solo debut album, “Bandera,” in 1996, and had a successful career in music.
- Robison was beloved by fans for his music and his commitment to his home state of Texas.
Texas singer-songwriter Charlie Robison passed away on Sunday at a hospital in San Antonio. Robison was known for his rootsy anthems that made the country charts until he was forced to retire due to complications from a medical procedure that left him unable to sing.
Robison released his solo debut album, “Bandera,” in 1996, which was named for the Texas Hill Country town where his family had a ranch for generations. He also had a successful career in music, playing in local Austin bands like Two Hoots and a Holler before forming his own Millionaire Playboys.
Robison suffered cardiac arrest and other complications, according to a family representative. He was unable to recover and passed away at the hospital.
Robison was beloved by fans for his music and his commitment to his home state of Texas. His songs will continue to be remembered and cherished by fans for years to come.
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