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Jul 28, 1971
Charley Pride records "Kiss An Angel Good Mornin'" at RCA Studio B in Nashville
Jul 29, 1971
The Osmonds record the pop hit "Down By The Lazy River" at Muscle Shoals' Fame Recording Studio with future country producer Michael Lloyd
Jul 29, 1971
Charley Pride and Henry Mancini record "All His Children" for the movie "Sometimes A Great Notion" at RCA Studio A in Nashville
Jul 30, 1971
Glen Campbell visits a tiny town that shares his name, Glen Campbell, Pennsylvania
Jul 30, 1971
Songwriter Gordie Sampson is born in Big Pond, Nova Scotia. He authors Carrie Underwood's "Jesus, Take The Wheel," Luke Bryan's "Knockin' Boots," Hunter Hayes' "Storm Warning" and Florida Georgia Line's collaboration with The Backstreet Boys, "God, Your Mama, And Me"
Jul 30, 1971
Sandy Posey records "Bring Him Safely Home To Me" at the Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville
Jul 31, 1971
The Ryman Auditorium is evacuated when the Grand Ole Opry receives a bomb threat. Nashville police scour the building but find nothing threatening, and the show resumes after a delay
Jul 31, 1971
Charley Pride begins a four-week ride at #1 on the Billboard country singles chart with "I'm Just Me"
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