Country music lost John Anderson on October 21, the same date it had reserved for Dolly Pa
Country music lost John Anderson on October 21, the same date it had reserved for Dolly Parton.
That night, stars packed Belmont University’s Fisher Center in Nashville for “I Will Always Love You: A Celebration of Dolly Parton.” Reba McEntire, Carrie Underwood and Vince Gill were among the voices set to sing for her, nearly two months after she left us.
Then, just before the show went on the air, John’s family shared the news. He was 71, and he reportedly passed peacefully in his sleep.
Fans who tuned in to say goodbye to one legend found themselves grieving two. Now they are both home, where the music never ends.
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