Ninety-seven years ago today, one of the greatest pedal steel players and most influential figures in country music history was born.

Country music’s “Man of Steel,” Robby Turner, has died. He was 63. Turner passed away on Sept. 4. “We’re sad, but we know he’s walking without any help, and he’s no longer in pain,” his brother, Bobby ...

Steel guitar legend Robby Turner, who played with artists including Waylon Jennings, The Highwaymen and Chris Stapleton, died on Sept. 4. He was 63 years old. Robby’s son, Bobby Turner, confirmed the ...

Renowned steel guitar player and producer Robby Turner, known affectionately as the “Man of Steel,” passed away on September ...

Country music’s “Man of Steel,” Robby Turner, has died. He was 63. Turner died on Sept. 4. “We’re sad, but we know he’s ...

Known as the “Man of Steel,” Turner played on projects including the 1976 album Wanted! The Outlaws, from Jennings, Nelson, ...

Playing everything from drums and piano to guitar and most notably, steel guitar, Turner quickly became a musical prodigy and even ended up becoming the youngest-ever musician to be endorsed by ...

Robby Turner, who was best known for his work with Waylon Jennings, died Thursday. He was 63. The news of Turner, known as the “Man of Steel,” was confirmed by his son Bobby Turner on Facebook.

Turner, who was known as the 'Man of Steel,' played on nine Waylon Jennings albums and also worked with Chris Stapleton, ...

Turner, who was known as the 'Man of Steel,' played on nine Waylon Jennings albums and also worked with Chris Stapleton, ...