Rocker Dave Edmunds, best known for his 1970 hit “I Hear You Knocking,” is hospitalized and fighting for his life after suffering a “major cardiac arrest.” The popular Welsh musician’s wife, Cici ...

'70s Rock Legend ‘Expected to Make a Full Recovery’ After Serious Health Scare originally appeared on Parade. Late last month, Cici Edmunds, the wife ofDave Edmunds, took to Facebook to share that the ...

Cici Edmunds, the wife of rock icon Dave Edmunds, shared a positive update Tuesday night as her husband continues to fight for his life following a major cardiac arrest. Edmunds shared the news on her ...

Cici Edmunds, the wife of rock legend Dave Edmunds, returned to social media last to give an update on her husband and his miraculous recovery after he suffered a major cardiac arrest recently and ...

Cici Edmunds, the wife of rock icon Dave Edmunds, recently returned to social media to update his fans about how he is doing as he recovers after going into cardiac arrest earlier this year. “Hello ...

Rocker Dave Edmunds is critically ill in hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest which has left him with brain damage. The 1970s rock star, 81, is best known for his Christmas number one hit I Hear ...

Welsh rocker Dave Edmunds is in critical condition after going into cardiac arrest last week. Edmunds' wife, Cici, detailed the incident in a July 29 Facebook post, which you can see below. "He died ...

‘70s Rock Legend Suffers Serious Medical Emergency originally appeared on Parade. Dave Edmunds, the singer-guitarist best-known for the 1970 hit “I Hear You Knockin’” and later as a member of Rockpile ...

(NEXSTAR) – Welsh rock musician Dave Edmunds, perhaps best known for his hit version of “I Hear You Knocking,” is currently recovering from a “major cardiac arrest” he suffered last week, his wife ...

Welsh musician Dave Edmunds, best known for his 1970 hit “I Hear You Knocking,” is fighting for his life in a hospital after suffering a major cardiac arrest, according to his wife. Karin Cecilia ...

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