Anita Kerr -- the woman in many ways largely responsible for the globalization of the Nashville Sound -- died on October 10 at the age of 94. Beyond Nashville and country music, few artists ...

“Anita Kerr: America’s First Lady of Music,” a biography written by Barry Pugh with a foreword by Mr. Bacharach, was published this year. In addition to her daughter Kelley, ...

Anita Kerr, who helped reinvent the sound of country and made a big contribution to pop with her Anita Kerr singers, has died at 94. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

Barry Pugh, the author of “Anita Kerr: America’s First Lady of Music,” a 2022-published biography has noted that Kerr was "an exceptionally gentle, quietly spoken individual, who has always ...

Grammy winning singer and arranger Anita Kerr, whose vocal ensemble the Anita Kerr Singers became a staple of hit pop and country recordings in the 1950s and ’60s, has died at age 94. Her ...

Anita Kerr, who played an essential role in crafting the sleeker, strings-and-harmonies washed The Nashville Sound popular in the 1950s and 1960s, died Monday (Oct. 10) at age 94.

Anita Kerr, a prolific session singer and arranger who was an architect of the sumptuous Nashville Sound and later had a multifaceted career in pop music, died Monday in Geneva. She was 94.