Memphis loses a beloved TV personality and musician. Read about Joe Elmore's impactful career.
Joe Elmore, a familiar face to many in Memphis and beyond, has left a lasting legacy in the television and music industry. Known for his role as a Tennessee TV personality and rock musician, Elmore passed away on June 17 at the age of 80, leaving a void in the hearts of his fans. His contributions as a host of 'Tennessee Crossroads' and Memphis' 'PM Magazine' showcased his talent and passion for storytelling, capturing the essence of the state for viewers. Elmore's charismatic presence and dedication to his craft made him a beloved figure in the entertainment scene. With his unfortunate demise, the industry mourns the loss of a true talent.
Elmore's impact extended far beyond his on-screen roles. As the driving force behind 'Tennessee Crossroads' since its inception in 1986, he shaped the show into a staple of Tennessee television, connecting audiences to the rich culture and history of the state. Even in his absence, TV producers have vowed to honor Elmore's vision by continuing the show in the manner he would have desired, ensuring that his legacy lives on through the program. His commitment to showcasing the best of Tennessee will forever be remembered by viewers and colleagues alike.
The recent passing of the Tennessee Crossroads star has left a significant void in the entertainment industry. Elmore's battle with illness was a testament to his resilience and determination, inspiring many with his courage. Despite facing challenges, he remained dedicated to his craft, leaving a lasting impact on all who had the pleasure of experiencing his work. His influence as a TV personality and musician has left an indelible mark on the hearts of those who followed his career, making his memory unforgettable.
In memory of Joe Elmore, the Tennessee TV legend, his work on 'Tennessee Crossroads' and 'PM Magazine' will forever be cherished by fans and colleagues. His dedication to storytelling and showcasing the beauty of the state will serve as a lasting tribute to his passion for the arts and entertainment. Joe Elmore's legacy will continue to inspire future generations to pursue their dreams with the same fervor and enthusiasm that he exemplified throughout his illustrious career.
Joe Elmore is remembered as a Memphis TV personality, rock musician and more. He died June 17 at age 80.
TV producers pledge to continue making 'Tennessee Crossroads,' the show Elmore helped launch in 1986, 'as Joe would've wanted.'
On social media, they shared, โDear Crossroads viewers, there's no easy way to say this.. our beloved friend and host for 37 years passed away this morning ...
Joe Elmore, a member of the WHBQ family and the host of "Tennessee Crossroads," died at 80 Monday morning.
Elmore had a long career hosting TV shows and sharing his passion with viewers. An entire generation of gearheads appreciate his efforts.
It is with heavy hearts that we at POWERNATION remember Joe Elmore, a true icon in the world of automotive and travel television.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) โ Longtime host of Tennessee Crossroads, Joe Elmore, passed away at the age of 80. The Nashville Public Television show highlights ...