Sir George Henry Martin (January 3, 1926 – March 8, 2016)  

Music producer Sir George Martin, best known for his work with the
Beatles, died late Tuesday. at the age of 90.

Martin’s death was confirmed on Twitter by Beatles drummer Ringo
Starr on his Twitter account. His management said in an e-mail to the
Associated Press that Martin had "passed away peacefully at home".

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George Burns (Nathan Birnbaum) (January 20, 1896 – March 9, 1996)

Keely Smith (Dorothy Jacqueline Keely)

The queen of swing music, Keely Smith, is known
for her jazz vocals and her work with her husband
Louis Prima. She released hits such as "I Wish You  
Love." Before fame, Keely became a professional
singer with the Earl Bennett Band at age fifteen.

The song "Help Me, Rhonda" peaked at number one, making it the second Beach
Boys single to reach that position after "I Get Around" in 1964. It was later released
on the Summer Days (And Summer Nights!!) album in June 1965.

Glen Campbell has entered the final phases of his battle with Alzheimer’s, 
and in a new interview, his wife Kim reveals the country and pop legend
has lost the ability to speak. Glen announced his battle with Alzheimer’s
in 2011 and was placed in a full-time care facility in 2014.

“He’s healthy, he’s content,” Kim shares with WTSP news in Tampa Bay,
Fla. “He’s lost most of his ability to communicate verbally. He has severe
aphasia, but he still understands the universal language of smiles and
kisses, and he enjoys food.”

Kim Campbell says that the family are holding onto their faith during their
trying times. “We just trust that God has a purpose for everything that we
face in our lives, and we just love each other through whatever we’re going
through. Alzheimer’s is a disease that affects the whole family.”

Daughter Ashley Campbell with dad Glen Campbell at
Thanksgiving in 2014.