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Oslin, the country singer-songwriter behind the breakout hit 80s Ladies and four country No.
1s, died on December 21, accordingto the Associated Press.
Her second single, 80s Ladies, reached No.
Her follow-up singles Do Ya and Ill Always Come Back both hit No.
1 on the country chart.
Both her debut80s Ladiesand sophomore albumThis Womanreached platinum status in the U.S.This Womanalso gave Oslin her third No.
1, Hold Me, which additionally won two more Grammys.
Oslin scored her final No.
1 with Come Next Monday, offLove in a Small Town, her final album for RCA.
Oslin later released three more albums, most recentlySimplyin 2015.
She was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2018.
She had Parkinsons since 2015, and tested positive for COVID-19 last week, according to the friend.
No cause of death has been revealed.
I was fortunate to work with K.T.
on a number of television shows in the late 90s.
She was always gracious to the crews and up-and-coming talent performing alongside her.
She truly had one of the best voices in the history of our format.
Our thoughts go out to her loved ones at this difficult time.
