(Reuters) - Actor Jim Nabors, whose portrayal of the grinning country bumpkin Gomer Pyle on the 1960s television hit "The Andy Griffith Show" belied a classic baritone singing voice, died on Thursday ...

Hoosiers best know Jim Nabors for his rendition of "(Back Home Again in) Indiana" that he sang nearly every year at the Indianapolis 500 from 1972 to 2014. But that deep, baritone voice could be heard ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. You've gotta love those eccentric characters surrounding Sheriff Andy Taylor on The Andy Griffith Show, whether you're talking ...

Jim Nabors, the Alabama-born comic actor who starred as TV’s dim but good-hearted Southern rube Gomer Pyle and constantly surprised audiences with his twang-free operatic singing voice, died Thursday.

Jim Nabors had some very funny TV moments as Gomer Pyle. Many are recalling him saying "Sha-zaaam" and "G-a-w-leeeee," now that the actor, singer and Indianapolis 500 icon has died at the age of 87.

HONOLULU (AP) – Jim Nabors, the Alabama-born comic actor who starred as TV’s dim but good-hearted Southern rube Gomer Pyle and constantly surprised audiences with his twang-free operatic singing voice ...

NEW YORK — Jim Nabors, a comic actor who found fame in the role of the amiable bumpkin Gomer Pyle in two hit television shows of the 1960s while pursuing a second career as a popular singer with a ...