Luglio 13, 2013 - Malibu, CA, Stati Uniti - 08 agosto 2017 - Varie - Glen Campbell, la voce dietro 21 Top 40 hits compresi ''Rhinestone Cowboy'', ''Wichita Lineman'' e ''per il tempo che mi arriva a Phoenix,'' è morto martedì. Egli è stato 81. Durante una carriera che spaziavano in sei decenni, Campbell ha venduto oltre 45 milioni di record. Nel 1968, egli outsold The Beatles. Campbell è stato sposato quattro volte e ha cinque figli e tre figlie. Nei primi anni ottanta, mentre combattendo l alcolismo e la dipendenza da cocaina, Campbell ha formato tabloid in primo piano con un 15-mese, di alto profilo rapporto con la cantante country Tanya Tucker, chi era 22

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July 13, 2013 - Malibu, CA, U.S. - 08 August 2017 - Various - Glen Campbell, the voice behind 21 Top 40 hits including ''Rhinestone Cowboy, '' ''Wichita Lineman'' and ''By the Time I Get to Phoenix, '' died Tuesday. He was 81. During a career that spanned six decades, Campbell sold over 45 million records. In 1968, he outsold the Beatles. Campbell was married four times, and has five sons and three daughters. In the early 1980s, while battling alcoholism and cocaine addiction, Campbell made tabloid headlines with a 15-month, high-profile relationship with country singer Tanya Tucker, who was 22 years his junior. In 1981, he became a born-again Christian and in 1982 he married Kimberly Woollen, a Radio City Music Hall Rockette. In 2003, he was arrested for a hit-and-run, an incident that ended with him allegedly kneeing a police officer in the thigh right before he was released. Campbell pleaded guilty to extreme drunken driving and leaving the scene of an accident, and spent 10 days in jail. In 2011, Campbell, then 75, revealed that he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. In June of that year, he announced he was retiring from music due to the disease. He released his final album of original music Ghost and embarked on a farewell tour with three of his children backing him. File Photo: 13 July 2013 - Malibu, California - Glen Campbell. 16th Annual Women In Film Malibu Golf Classic held at the Malibu Golf Club. Photo Credit: Byron Purvis/AdMedia (Credit Image: © Byron Purvis/AdMedia via ZUMA Wire)

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