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    • Nov 7, 1970
    Dorothy Shay, who earned a country hit with "Feudin' And Fightin'," appears in the NBC police drama "Adam-12"
    Nov 8, 1970
    Tom Jones covers "I Can't Stop Loving You" on CBS-TV's "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour," also featuring Jerry Reed, Mel Tillis and comedian Paul Lynde
    Nov 8, 1970
    Hank Williams Jr. sings "All For The Love Of Sunshine" on the prime-time CBS offering "The Ed Sullivan Show." Among the other guests: The Carpenters and The Four Tops, who offer "It's All In The Game"
    Nov 9, 1970
    Epic releases Tammy Wynette's "The Wonders You Perform"
    Nov 9, 1970
    Jerry Lee Lewis' third wife, Myra Gale, files for divorce, charging him with infidelity and physical and mental abuse
    Nov 9, 1970
    Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn record "After The Fire Is Gone" during an evening session at Bradley's Barn in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee
    Nov 9, 1970
    Merle Haggard records the Ernest Tubb-penned "Soldier's Last Letter" at the Capitol Recording Studios in Los Angeles
    Nov 10, 1970
    Donny Osmond records the pop hit "Sweet And Innocent" at the Fame Recording Studio in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. The song is written by producer Rick Hall and country producer/songwriter Billy Sherrill
    Nov 10, 1970
    Tom T. Hall and Jean Shepard appear on CBS-TV's "Hee Haw" with hosts Buck Owens and Roy Clark, plus Minnie Pearl, Stringbean, Grandpa Jones and Gunilla Hutton. Hall sings "Shoeshine Man," and Owens delivers "Love's Gonna Live Here"
    Nov 10, 1970
    The Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger, the lead singer on "Honky Tonk Women," becomes a father when Marsha Hunt gives birth to a daughter, Karis Hunt Jagger, in London
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