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    • Nov 8, 1982
    MCA releases Lee Greenwood's "Ain't No Trick (It Takes Magic)"
    Feb 25, 1983
    MCA releases Lee Greenwood's album "Somebody's Gonna Love You"
    Mar 10, 1983
    MCA releases Lee Greenwood's "I.O.U."
    Jun 11, 1983
    Alabama sponsors June Jam II, a charity concert in Fort Payne that also features Lee Greenwood and Janie Fricke. With more than 37,000 fans on hand, William Lee Golden is a surprise guest, joining the headliners on "My Home's In Alabama"
    Jul 25, 1983
    The Oak Ridge Boys are named honorary Dallas citizens when they present their fifth Stars For Children benefit at Reunion Arena. The bill also features Lee Greenwood, The Commodores, Rosanne Cash and George "Goober" Lindsey
    Aug 4, 1983
    MCA releases Lee Greenwood's "Somebody's Gonna Love You"
    Sep 1, 1983
    The Soviet Union downs Korean Air Lines flight 007, killing 269 people, including a U.S. congressman. The event inspires Lee Greenwood to write "God Bless The U.S.A." Johnny Cash also cancels a Soviet tour in protest
    Oct 10, 1983
    Lee Greenwood accepts the Male Vocalist of the Year trophy at the 17th annual Country Music Association awards show, held at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House
    Oct 31, 1983
    Lee Greenwood tapes the syndicated "Solid Gold" in Los Angeles, then visits the home of MCA chairman Irving Azoff to present him a tape of "God Bless The U.S.A."
    Nov 12, 1983
    Lee Greenwood hits #1 on the Billboard country singles chart with "Somebody's Gonna Love You"
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