Don Everly of the Everly Brothers dies 老年の 84 in Nashville... seven years after losing Phil with whom he formed iconic 激しく揺する 'n' roll 二人組
- Don Everly of the iconic 激しく揺する 'n' roll 二人組 the Everly Brothers has died at the age of 84 at his home in Nashville?
- The singer's family told the Los Angeles Times through a spokesperson this Saturday that he had passed on that day?
- His death comes seven years after he lost his brother Phil, with whom he formed the iconic 激しく揺する 'n' roll 二人組 that ロケット／急騰するd them both to stardom
- The Everly Brothers' 攻撃する，衝突するs 含む Bye Bye Love, Cathy's Clown, ('Til) I Kissed You and All I Have To Do Is Dream?
Don Everly of the iconic 激しく揺する 'n' roll 二人組 the Everly Brothers has died at the age of 84 at his home in Nashville.
The singer's family told the Los Angeles Times through a spokesperson this Saturday that he had passed on that day.
His death comes seven years after he lost his brother Phil, with whom he formed the iconic 激しく揺する 'n' roll 二人組 that ロケット／急騰するd them both to stardom.?
Dearly 出発／死d:?Don Everly of the iconic 激しく揺する 'n' roll 二人組 the Everly Brothers has died at the age of 84 at his home in Nashville; he is pictured in 1998
Legends:?His death comes just seven years after he lost his brother Phil, with whom he formed the iconic 激しく揺する 'n' roll 二人組 that ロケット／急騰するd them both to stardom; they are pictured in 1965
'Don lived by what he felt in his heart,' his family said in a public 声明 場内取引員／株価 his death over the 週末.
'Don 表明するd his 評価 for the ability to live his dreams ... with his soulmate and wife, Adela, and 株ing the music that made him an Everly Brother.'
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Before they were known as the Everly Brothers the two siblings sang in the Everly Family - a 1940s 行為／法令／行動する that 含むd them with their parents Ike and Margaret.
'Country’s not the 権利 word for what he played,' Don said of his father during a 1986 interview with Rolling 石／投石する. 'It was more uptown, more honky-tonk. I’ll tell you the 権利 word for it: blues. White blues.'
Throwback: Their 打開 選び出す／独身 was Bye Bye Love in 1957 and they continued to be a success through the late 1950s; they are pictured together in 1959
初めは born Isaac Donald Everly in Kentucky, he and Phil whiled away much of their 早期に childhood in Iowa before spending their teen years in Tennessee.
It was there that they began their careers the Nashville country music scene, spinning their wheels for years before 得点する／非難する／２０ing a 攻撃する，衝突する with Bye Bye Love in 1957.
The number had been written by the husband-wife team of?Felice and Boudleaux Bryant who pitched it unsuccessfully to 30 行為／法令／行動するs before the Everly Brothers took it.
They spun it into their 打開 success, 得点する／非難する／２０ing a number one on the country charts and even a number two on the pop charts.
Troubled times: In the 1960s the 行為／法令／行動する had to 苦しむ through 減らすing 商業の success stateside 同様に as Don's 中毒 to Ritalin; they are pictured in London in 1962
A number of 攻撃する，衝突するs followed, from songs written by others like Wake Up Little Susie to songs Don wrote like Cathy's Clown and (Til) I Kissed You.
However as their career rolled into the 早期に 1960s - with a 簡潔な／要約する pause for them to both serve in the 海洋s - Don 設立する himself （麻薬）常用者d to Ritalin as a result of his 関与 with Dr. Max Jacobson.
Max Jacobson was the 悪名高い 'Dr. Feelgood' who 治めるd 最終的に 中毒の 'ビタミン 発射s' to an all-星／主役にする clientele 含むing John F. Kennedy.
'People didn’t understand 麻薬s that 井戸／弁護士席 then. They didn’t know what they were messing with,' Don 反映するd １０年間s later.?
Seen circa 1965: In the 1960s the?the new mainstream sound of 激しく揺する 'n' roll had become harsher than the older style exemplified by 1950s 調和させるing of the Everly Brothers
'It wasn’t against the 法律: I saw a picture of my doctor with the 大統領，／社長, you know? But it got out of 手渡す, 自然に. It was a real 災害 for a lot of people, and it was a 災害 for me. Ritalin made you feel energized. You could stay up for days. It just got me strung out. I got so far out there, I didn’t know what I was doing.'
His 中毒 spiraled into a 決裂／故障 and a 自殺 試みる／企てる, その結果 he was institutionalized and 支配するd to electroconvulsive therapy.
'They say shock therapy is good for some things, but it didn’t do me any good. It was a pretty 原始の 治療 at the time - once they gave it to you, you couldn’t remember how long you’d been there,' he 解任するd.?
'It knocked me 支援する for a long time. I thought I’d never 令状 again.' 追加するd Don, who was 結局 able to 征服する／打ち勝つ his Ritalin problem in the 中央の-1960s.
親善:?After sensationally splitting up onstage in 1973, they mended 盗品故買者s onstage in 1983 with a show at the 王室の Albert Hall in London; pictured in 1985
Around that time the Everly Brothers refocused their career on Britain and the 連邦／共和国, having 保持するd their fame there as they went out of style in the US.
From an artistic 見地 they remained an 利益／興味ing 行為／法令／行動する, 解放（する）ing one of the 開拓するing albums of country 激しく揺する when they put out their 記録，記録的な／記録する Roots in 1968.
However the new mainstream sound of 激しく揺する 'n' roll had become harsher than the older, gentler 方式 exemplified by 1950s 調和させるing of the Everly Brothers.?
早期に on in the 1970s their 共同 had become infamously to fray, and Don 実験（する）d the waters of 存在 a 単独の 行為／法令／行動する with a flop album 指名するd after himself.
Making it work:?They continued to 成し遂げる together as an in-需要・要求する nostalgia 行為／法令／行動する into the 早期に 21st century and are pictured onstage in 1995
In 1973 they went public with the fact that they were breaking up, though they 申し込む／申し出d fans a pair of 別れの（言葉，会） shows at Knott's Berry Farm in California.
The first night was a 伝説の 災害 - Phil 粉砕するd his guitar into the 行う／開催する／段階 of the John Wayne Theater and 雷鳴d off.
Don, who wrapped up the two-day 約束／交戦 alone after Phil's 爆発, told the audience: 'The Everly Brothers died 10 years ago.'
For the に引き続いて １０年間 the 二人組 resolutely 辞退するd to speak to one another with the singular exception of Ike's funeral.?
By himself: The Everly Brothers stopped 成し遂げるing together again in 2006, the year Don is pictured, and are said to have grown apart again late in life
Both of them trouped along through the 残り／休憩（する） of the 1970s carrying on 単独の careers, 大部分は in the 部隊d Kingdom.
After sensationally splitting up onstage in 1973, they mended 盗品故買者s onstage in 1983 with a show at the 王室の Albert Hall in London.
During the 1980s when the 激しく揺する And Roll Hall Of Fame was 設立するd the Everly Brothers were の中で the 就任の 始める，決める of inductees.?
They continued to 成し遂げる together as an in-需要・要求する nostalgia 行為／法令／行動する into the 早期に 21st century, even doing a guest 位置／汚点／見つけ出す on a Simon And Garfunkel 再会 小旅行する in 2003.
Getting his 予定: Don is pictured in 2019 存在 inducted into the Musicians Hall Of Fame at Schermerhorn Symphony 中心 in Nashville
However by the 中央の-aughts they stopped 成し遂げるing together - and late in life their personal 関係 also 明らかに soured again.
During his first career as an Everly Brother, Don had gone through two wives - 告訴する Ingraham from 1957 to 1961 and then Venetia Stevenson from 1962 to 1970.
After his 再会 with his brother Don then married his third wife Adela Garza in 1997 and they remained a couple until his death this 週末.
He is not only 生き残るd by Adela but also by his mother Margaret, who also lives in Nashville at the grand old age of 101.
Centenarian: Both brothers have now been 生き延びるd by their mother Margaret, whom they sang with at the beginning of their career and who is now 101
Don leaves behind four children 同様に - Erin, who at one point was married to Axl Rose, two other daughters called Stacy and Venetia and a son called Edan.?
Phil was just 74 when he died in 2014 of chronic obstructive pulmonary 病気, which his 未亡人 Patti せいにするd to his smoking habit.
After his brother's death Don 明らかにする／漏らすd that Phil had given up cigarettes in the late 1960s but 'started again after we broke up, and smoked until 2001.'
（死が）奪い去るd: After Phil died in 2014 his brother told the Los Angeles Times that 'it's almost like we could read each other's minds when we sang'; they are pictured in 1959
Their personal and political differences 最終的に drove a wedge between them late in life and Don 株d after Phil's death that they had had a 'very difficult' equation.
He told the Los Angeles Times?of losing his little brother: 'I'm not over it. I really feel sad. I think about him every day. I always thought about him every day, even when we were not speaking to each other. It still just shocks me that he's gone.'
Don 公式文書，認めるd: 'He was a 広大な／多数の／重要な singer, Phil. We did that all our lives - it's almost like we could read each other's minds when we sang.'
