Country hitmaker Razzy Bailey has died. The "Midnight Hauler" singer is known for a string of 13 Top 10 hits in the early 1980s, including five No. 1 songs on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart.

Razzy Bailey, the songwriter behind country hits “Midnight Hauler” and “Loving Up a Storm” died at his home in Goodlettsville, Tennessee on Aug. 4. He was 82. The cause of death was not revealed.

His fans may number in the thousands, but none of Razzy Bailey’s fans is more enthusiastic in their love and support than his own mother, 80-year-old Adella Bailey of Umatilla. “You get me started on ...

82, 04-Aug, Spring Hill Funeral Home and Cemetery.

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- Who: Singer, songwriter, producer, 1980s hit-maker. Age 72. Type of music: Country, influenced by blues, rock and R&B. Alabama roots: Born Rasie Michael Bailey in Hughley, ...

Country music entertainer Razzy Bailey is getting a head start at ringing in the ’90s with a bang — just as he rang in the ’80s. The singer/songwriter, whose style also covers blues and pop, hit the ...

HUNTSVILLE, AL - Alabama-born country music legend Razzy Bailey will perform on Saturday at the Athens Opry Event Center in Athens. Bailey, who's career spans thirteen #1 singles and 32 Top 10 singles ...

Terry Barfield likes to say country legend Razzy Bailey and a faulty limo brought him and his wife together. Barfield met his wife, Scotty, when she won a contest at a country radio station in Alabama ...