B.J. THOMAS REVEALS STAGE FOUR LUNG CANCER DIAGNOSIS

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Mar 312021
 
B.J. Thomas
DALLAS, Texas – GRAMMY, CMA, and Dove award-winning pop, country, and gospel singer B.J. Thomas revealed today that his doctors have diagnosed him as having stage four lung cancer. Thomas is receiving treatment in a local health care facility in Texas, and is hopeful for a complete recovery.

“I just wanted to take this unique opportunity to share my gratitude to Gloria, my wonderful wife and my rock for over 53 years, my family, friends, and fans. I’m so blessed to have had the opportunity to record and perform beautiful songs in pop, country, and gospel music, and to share those wonderful songs and memories around the world with millions of you. I ask all of you for your prayers during this time and that my music can live on with you.”

Thomas plans to continue to interact with industry colleagues and fans and remains optimistic about his availability to make public appearances.

About B.J. Thomas:
Five-time Grammy award winner and Grammy Hall of Fame inductee, B.J. Thomas has sold over 70 million albums worldwide with a total of 8 #1 hits and 26 Top 10 singles throughout his 50 years in the music industry. As one of Billboard’s Top 50 Most Played Artists Over The Past 50 Years, B.J. Thomas’ hits include “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ On My Head,” “Hooked On A Feeling,” “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry,” “I Just Can’t Help Believing,” “(Hey Won’t You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song,” “Don’t Worry Baby,” “Whatever Happened To Old Fashioned Love” and “New Looks From An Old Lover.”

There are many Country Music legends out there that I still study and enjoy, that are very much alive and active. Some of them are not healthy, but they are still out there keeping the roads HOT.

I absolutely love the 90s and late 80s Pop type Country Music, like his 1992 album called “Back Against The Wall”. It’s one of the most overlooked ( and often snubbed) albums from that era of my youth.

These album relied solely on sweet and easy vocals, and easy to understand songs of love and love lost. Many times some of the albums were filled with cover songs, which brings me to people like Mr. B.J.Thomas….because he sang many covers better than the original.