LOS ANGELES — Inside a North Hollywood police precinct late on March 9, 1977, before the cops began questioning her about her father, Carol Steindler noticed a young woman sitting outside an office.

Dave Burgess, the guitarist who led the Champs to radio domination with their Latin-tinged, Pee-wee Herman-approved instrumental rocker “Tequila,” has died. An obituary on the website for the Anglin ...

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According to his obituary, Burgess died on October 19 in Dover, Tennessee. From the late '50s through the mid-'60s, Burgess led his group The Champs, which found lasting fame thanks to its 1958 hit ...

Dave Burgess, guitarist of The Champs, has died aged 90. The news was confirmed through an obituary on the website for the Anglin Funeral Home in Dover, Tennessee, which reports that Burgess died on ...

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Dave Burgess, the man who wrote the hit song “Tequila,” is dead at 90, according to TMZ. Burgess, who was a musician, songwriter and producer, was a member of The Champs and died Oct. 19 in Tennessee.

Connell School of Nursing Professor Ann Wolbert Burgess received a phone call at her Boston College office in 1978 that would alter the course of her career and lead to a seismic shift in the practice ...

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