Swamp-rocker singer-songwriter Tony Joe White died at the age of 75 on Wednesday.
Variety quoted his son Jody White as saying, "He wasn't ill at all. He just had a heart attack.there was no pain or suffering."
The cult writer was behind several hits including 'Polk Salad Annie' and 'Rainy Night in Georgia'. White, a country bluesman, was covered by multiple artists including Tina Turner and Elvis Presley.
The "Ain't going down this time" singer had released his latest and a complete blues album "Bad Mouthin" in September and had also made a debut on the Grand Ole Opry.
White passed away at his home in Leipers Fork, Tennessee, outside of Nashville.
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