Shirley Eikhard, the prolific Canadian songwriter behind Bonnie Raitt’s classic cut “Something to Talk About,” is dead at 67. The news was announced in a statement from her representatives. No cause of death or further information has been publicly disclosed. Born in 1955 in Sackville, New Brunswick, Eikhard began her…
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Shirley Eikhard, “Something to Talk About” Songwriter, Dead at 67
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Shirley Eikhard, the prolific Canadian songwriter behind Bonnie Raitt’s classic cut “Something to Talk About,” is dead at 67. The news was announced in a statement from her representatives. No cause of death or further information has been publicly disclosed. Born in 1955 in Sackville, New Brunswick, Eikhard began her…
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Shirley Eikhard, “Something to Talk About” Songwriter, Dead at 67
Wren Graves
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