Country music icon Don Schlitz, who wrote Kenny Rogers hit The Gambler, dead at 73

“He carried that love into every room, every stage and every lyric he ever wrote.”...

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Country music icon Don Schlitz, who wrote Kenny Rogers hit The Gambler, dead at 73