Country Singer Sonny James Dies Country music fans everywhere are mourning the loss of singer Sonny James, who is best known for his romantic ballads like Young Love. James died Monday at the age of 87 in a Nashville hospice facility. The singer was born in Hackleburg, Alabama, where he was deemed the Southern Gentlemen because of his gently, respectable demeanor. He was also known as a songwriter, guitarist and fiddler. Later, the nickname became the inspiration for his band, and he was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2006. In 1957, Young Love sold 3 million copies. Other hits included Ill Never Find Another You; Take Good Care of Her and Here Comes Honey Again. He was also known for turning pop hits into country songs, like Only Love Can Break a Heart. James ultimately retired in the mid-1980s. He is now survived by his wife, Doris. Will you pray for James family? 