Peter Cooper, an award-winning country music journalist and Grammy-nominated musician, died Tuesday in Nashville, Tennessee, after suffering a head injury from a fall. He was 52. A native of South ...

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A fine drizzling rain was falling yesterday morning when the body of the late Peter Cooper was carried into All Souls' Church, at Fourth avenue and Twentieth-street, to be viewed for the last time ...

One of the first steel rocking chairs built by Peter Cooper in the 1830s, now on display at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum of Design in New York. A 1927 replica of the “Tom Thumb” locomotive built ...

Peter Cooper, who established a twin career as one of country music's most important journalists and a well-respected, Grammy-nominated musician in his own right, has died. Nashville's Tennessean ...

Incredibly sad news to relate: Peter Cooper — an outstanding musician and educator, a top-notch country music journalist and most recently a senior staffer at the Country Music Hall of Fame and ...

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will host a celebration of life for acclaimed Nashville journalist and singer-songwriter Peter Cooper, who died last month at age 52. The gathering is ...

Longtime Nashville country music journalist and singer-songwriter Peter Cooper died Tuesday at age 52, after a head injury following a fall. Cooper spent years in the sometimes thankless ...