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In 1995, Hess's autobiography, Nothin' but Fine: The Music and the Gospel According to Jake Hess, was published by Buckland Press. Death. Hess died January 4, 2004, in Opelika, Alabama after suffering a heart attack December 14, 2003, just days after a performance in Atlanta, Georgia.
5. Jan. 2004 · Jake Hess, a legendary gospel singer and member of The Statesmen Quartet and The Masters V, died on Jan. 4, 2004 at age 76. He was honored with four Grammy Awards and influenced generations of singers, including Elvis Presley.
Jake Hess, a pioneering Southern gospel singer and four-time Grammy winner who was a major early influence on Elvis Presley, died last Sunday at a hospital in Opelika, Ala., family members told...
7. Jan. 2004 · Jake Hess, a leading figure in gospel music for more than 50 years and a key vocal inspiration for Elvis Presley, died Sunday of pneumonia at East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika, Ala.,...
Jake Hess (* 24. Dezember 1927 im Limestone County , Alabama ; † 4. Januar 2004 in Opelika , Alabama) war ein US-amerikanischer Sänger des Southern Gospel .
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)–Gospel music veteran Jake Hess died early Sunday, Jan. 4, at East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika, Ala. He was 76. During his 60-plus years in the business, Hess achieved legendary status for his unmistakable voice, captivating stage presence and innovative music.
4. Jan. 2004 · Southern Gospel Singer. Born on Christmas Eve, 1927, the last of twelve children born to Stovall and Lydia Hess. An old friend J.D. Sumner stated, Jake Hess took gospel music from the dirt road, paved it, and broadened it into a four-lane highway by forming several groups and launching his solo career.
