Country Music Hall of Famer Joe Bonsall, long-time member of the Oak Ridge Boys, has died at 76 in Hendersonville, Tennessee due to complications from ALS.

Bonsall, known for hits like 'Elvira' and 'American Made,' retired from touring in January due to declining health but continued performing until recently.

A Grammy-winning tenor, Bonsall's posthumous memoir titled 'I See Myself' is set to be released in November.

Bonsall made a significant impact on the music industry and was inducted into multiple music Halls of Fame.

Tributes from fellow musicians like John Rich and Travis Tritt honor Bonsall's legacy.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to ALS research centers in his memory.

Bonsall is survived by his wife, daughters, grandchildren, sister, and great-grandchildren.

His death follows shortly after the passing of William 'Rusty' Golden, son of Oak Ridge Boys member William Lee Golden, as the country music community mourns.