RIP: Shirley Eikhard Dead, What Was Her Cause Of Death? Family Confirms The Death News Of Famous Songwriter!
The very famous songwriter Shirley Eikhard has passed away after battling a very bad illness. The songwriter is responsible for many songs by famous personalities like Cher and Anne Murray. She found fame when a songwriter by her won a grammy award, the name of the song was Something to Talk About. She has passed away now. Follow Our website TheGossipsWorld Media for the latest updates!!!!!
Shirley Eikhard Cause Of Death
Shirley Eikhard was a Canadian and she suffered for three long years from cancer after a very brave fight the songwriter finally gave up and lost her battle with cancer. She was 60 years old when she passed. Shirley Eikhard passed on Thursday 16th December 2022. She lived in Ontario and was admitted to Headwaters Health Care which is in Orangeville Ontario. Her publicist Eric Alper told the public
Who Was Shirley Eikhard?
And fans about her passing. He stated that Shirley Eikhard passed away due to cancer. Shirley Eikhard’s most hit song Something to Talk about was written in 1985. Shirley Eikhard has previously written and passed on to many other artists who rejected the song. Many years later the song was picked up by Raitt. Shirley Eikhard got a message on her phone saying that her song was recorded.
Shirley Eikhard: Wikipedia, Biography & Age
The song was a single from Raitt’s album Luck of the draw. The song was on the billboard chart for the longest time about 20 weeks. In 1992 the song was nominated for a grammy and won in the same year. Shirley Eikhard’s death was very shocking and Raitt who is her dear friend took to social media the sad news of her passing away. She also added that she will forever be grateful for her contribution to the industry.
Shirley Eikhard: Career, Husband & Children’s
Some of her closest friends say that she behind the scenes for songs was very impactful and skyrocketed many singers’ careers and the industry will forever be grateful for her contribution. In 1973 and 1974, Eikhard received the best country female performer at the Juno Award, as well as multiple BMI Awards. 2020 October saw her induction into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame. On My Way to You” was her most recent album.
Shirley Eikhard: Funeral Updates & Obituary
Between 1972 and 2021, Eikhard produced 18 full-length albums and self-taught herself to play the guitar, piano, bass, and drums. It Takes Time,” a song by Canadian country artist Murray that she recorded when Eikhard was 15 years old, went on to become a hit in her nation of Canada. The following year, 1972, Eikhard released her self-titled debut album. “Pickin’ My Way,” the lead single from Atkins’ 41st studio album, was one of Eikhard’s earliest hits.
