Country music singer, publisher and studio owner Tompall Glaser, a seminal figure in the outlaw movement who wrote the classic song "Streets of Baltimore," died Tuesday at at 79. By Chuck Dauphin If ...

Tompall Glaser, one of the original and most confrontational Nashville outlaws, passed Tuesday morning after a long illness, according to the singer’s nephew. The flannel-throated Glaser, whose ...

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Tompall Glaser, who died today in Nashville at 79, helped expand the horizons of country music in the 1960s and ‘70s, at a time when country had reached the limit of its original, conservative ...

NASHVILLE — Tompall Glaser — a country music singer, publisher, and studio owner known for his association with the outlaw movement against record labels — died Tuesday. The singer died in Nashville ...

Take a look at “Wanted: The Outlaws,” the first million-selling country album. Three of the four faces emblazoned on the Old West wanted poster style cover are immediately recognizable -- Willie ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tompall Glaser, a country music singer and publisher best known for his association with the outlaw movement, has died. He was 79. Louis Glaser, Tompall Glaser's nephew, said ...

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Country music has lost one of its most unconventional figures. Tompall Glaser-- one of the leading lights of the Outlaw country movement that swept Nashville in the '70s -- has passed away at the age ...

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Country singer and songwriter Tompall Glaser, a member of country’s “outlaw” movement of the 1970s, died Tuesday in Nashville after a long illness, his nephew Louis Glaser told the Associated Press.

Tompall Glaser, a country music singer, publisher and studio owner best known for his association with the outlaw movement against record labels and who appeared on the million-selling album “Wanted!