Mac Davis dies at 78: Singer, songwriter, actor wrote 'In The Ghetto,' starred in films

Source: The Tennessean

Mac Davis — a singer, songwriter and actor who wrote "In The Ghetto" and other classic songs for Elvis Presley before becoming a multitalented star in his own right — died Tuesday at age 78.

The announcement was made by the Country Music Association, following word from Davis' manager that he had become "critically ill" after undergoing heart surgery in Nashville.

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Singer-Songwriter Mac Davis Is 'Critically Ill' After Heart Surgery

Source: MSN People

"We are sorry to report that legendary singer/songwriter Mac Davis is critically ill following heart surgery in Nashville," the musician's family said in a brief statement. "Your love and prayers will be deeply appreciated at this time."

Read more: https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/celebrity/singer-songwriter-mac-davis-is-critically-ill-after-heart-surgery/ar-BB19wjBZ?li=BBnb7Kz

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Mac Davis is in critical condition in a Nashville hospital after heart surgery.

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