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One of Country and Rock’s Finest Guitarists Dead at 76 as Tributes Pour In
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American Songwriter
Terry “Buffalo” Ware has died.
“Terry ‘buffalo’ Ware: ..a remarkable life..a remarkable man..a remarkable friend,” Hubbard wrote on Facebook in the wake of Ware’s death.
He was an amazing musician, friend, husband, and OU Women’s Basketball Fan,” Buhalis wrote, per the outlet.
The Depot, an Oklahoma venue that hosted a book signing for Ware’s memoir, remembered the musician on Facebook.
“There are no words to express the immense loss that Terry Ware’s passing has brought to our community,” the post read in part.