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Richard Sterban, member of the celebrated country and gospel group The Oak Ridge Boys, dies at 83
"Sunday Morning" remembers some of the notable figures who left us this week, including singer Richard Sterban of the Oak Ridge Boys. Richard Sterban, the Oak Ridge Boys' bass singer known for his signature refrain on 'Elvira', has died...
The Daily Beast Grammy-Winning Singer Dies at 83
Paul Natkin / Paul Natkin, Getty Images Richard Sterban, the booming bass voice behind the Oak Ridge Boys’ iconic “oom-papa-mow-mow” refrain in their 1981 hit “Elvira,” has died at 83. Sterban’s family announced that...
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Breitbart News Richard Sterban, Member of Celebrated Country and Gospel Group the Oak Ridge Boys, Dies at 83
Richard Sterban, the bass vocalist of the Grammy-award winning gospel quartet The Oak Ridge Boys and a country music hall of famer, has died.
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CBS News Passage: In memoriam
"Sunday Morning" remembers some of the notable figures who left us this week, including singer Richard Sterban of the Oak Ridge Boys.
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TMZ Oak Ridge Boys Bass Singer Richard Sterban Dead at 83
Richard Sterban -- the Grammy-winning bass singer of the Oak Ridge Boys whose iconic voice was featured on their 1981 hit "Elvira" -- has died. Sterban died Saturday of complications from bronchitis and pneumonia...
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