Lee Fierro, best-known as Alex KintnerвЂ™s mom in Steven SpielbergвЂ™s 1975 shark attack classic вЂњJaws,вЂќ died April 5.

Kintner in 1975's 'Jaws.' Universal Pictures I feel so blessed to have been able to play some music with you.вЂќДЄctress Lee Fierro as Mrs. We are so grateful for all the unbelievable music youвЂ™ve given us and all the fun weвЂ™ve had listening to music. My Morning JacketвЂ™s Jim James posted a moving cover of PrineвЂ™s вЂњAll the BestвЂќ on Instagram, saying, вЂњI just wanted to send down some love to our brother, John Prine. We all love John Prine,вЂќ said the Drive-By Truckers and Mark Hamill, who said, вЂњGet Well Soon John!вЂќ Hoping for the best,вЂќ said Jason Isbell вЂњWe love you so much John,вЂќ said Margo Price вЂњgoddamit if we lose john prine i swear to fвЂ‰-вЂ‰-вЂ‰king GOD,вЂќ tweeted Patton Oswalt вЂњSending blessings and every kind of good mojo we can conjure. And know that we love you, and John loves you.вЂќДЄfter his wife Fiona Whelan Prine, who was also his manager, tweeted the news of his illness, artists and fans from all over chimed in: вЂњSending our love to each of yвЂ™all. But so many of you have loved and supported John over the years, we wanted to let you know, and give you the chance to send out more of that love and support now. His family tweeted news about his critical condition on March 29: вЂњThis is hard news for us to share. He had been hospitalized March 26 and placed on a ventilator two days later. The Grammy-winning folk and country singer-songwriter was 73. John Prine died April 7 from complications related to coronavirus. The Four Seasons were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990, and their origin story inspired 2005вЂ™s Tony-winning, smash-hit Broadway juke box musical вЂњJersey Boys,вЂќ which was later adapted as a feature film by director Clint Eastwood. After co-founding The Four Seasons in 1960, the male vocalist crew cranked out a decade of chart-topping hits like вЂњDecember 1963 (Oh, What a Night),вЂќ вЂњWalk Like a Man,вЂќ вЂњBig Girls DonвЂ™t CryвЂќ and вЂњSherry.вЂќ 22 on Facebook.ДeVito, a native of Belleville, NJ, was hospitalized after contracting COVID-19, NJ.com reported.ДeVito began performing with Newark native Frankie in doo-wop crews such as The Variatones and The Four Lovers circa 1954. He was 92.ДЄctor Alfred Nittoli (вЂњCasinoвЂќ) confirmed the baritone vocalist and lead guitaristвЂ™s passing Sept.

Tommy DeVito, one of the smooth harmonizing founding members of legendary doo-wop group The Four Seasons, died from complications of the coronavirus.

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