
Don Schlitz, Songwriting Icon Behind The Gambler, Dies at 73
Don Schlitz, the Nashville-based songwriter who penned The Gambler and wrote hits for Kenny Rogers, The Judds and others, died at 73 after a sudden illness in a Nashville hospital. A respected figure in country music, he was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame, earned multiple ASCAP Country Songwriter of the Year honors, and left a lasting legacy on the genre with songs that helped expand country’s reach.











