Glen Cambpell: The legendary musician defined an era of music in the late 1950s. The singer was a country music sensation and was nominated for an Academy Award for his song 'True Grit'. Glen died on August 8. He was 81 years old! (Photo: Facebook)
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Chester Bennington: We all loved 'Crawling', 'In the End' and 'Numb', and the reason for our admiration of the songs, the front man of Linkin Park, Chester Bennington. The singer committed suicide by hanging himself at his country home in LA on July 20. He was just 41 years old (Photo: Facebook)
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Chris Cornell: The front man of two of the most popular bands, Audioslave and Soundgarden, died after a concert in Detroit. Cornell known for songs like 'Spoonman' and 'Black Hole Sun', hung himself on a tour in Detroit! Cornell was 52 at the time of his demise! (Photo: Facebook)
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Bruce Hampton: The founding member of Atlanta's Hampton Grease Band, who rose to prominence with his unique tunes, died on May 1 after he collapsed on the stage! Bruce was known as Col. Bruce Hampton. The legendary singer was 70 years old! (Photo: Facebook)
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Chuck Berry: 'The Father of Rock and Roll' aka Chuck Berry was a pioneer of the rock and roll music back in the day. He was a singer, writer and guitarist! Chuck was known to wider audiences for his signature sound mixed of blues, jazz and rhythm. He died on March 18. The legend was 90! (Photo: Facebook)
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Butch Trucks: One of the founding members of Allman Brothers Band, committed suicide on January 24! Sources reveal that the singer-writer shot himself in the head in front of his wife in their home in West Palm Beach. Butch was 69! (Photo: Facebook)
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Geoff Nicholls: Black Sabbath's long-time keyboard player, Geoff died on January 28 after a long battle with lung cancer! His most popular stint was with Ozzy Osbourne's Black Sabbath. He was 68! (Photo: Facebook)
