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May 4, 1953
Justin Tubb begins working as a deejay on radio station WHIN in Gallatin, Tennessee
Jun 1, 1953
Jim Reeves' role as an announcer for KWKH's The Louisiana Hayride comes to an end as disc jockey Norman Bale replaces him. Reeves is free to work The Hayride strictly as a performer
Jul 16, 1953
More than 20 years after the band's leader started his career in Texas, Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys return to the Lone Star State, beginning a regular appearance on KGNC Radio in Amarillo
Sep 19, 1953
The first full-time country station, KDAV, debuts in Lubbock, Texas. Among those who work for the station: Buddy Holly, who's frequently visited in the studio by rival disc jockey Waylon Jennings
Nov 5, 1953
Elton Britt begins a daily radio show on WCOP in Boston
Nov 7, 1953
Richmond, Virginia, radio station WXGI bans Webb Pierce's "There Stands The Glass" from its airwaves, suggesting the song's alcoholic message would negatively influence younger listeners
Nov 8, 1953
Buddy Holly makes his radio debut, performing Hank Williams' "Your Cheatin' Heart" on "The Buddy And Jack Show" on KDAV in Lubbock, Texas
Jul 8, 1954
While Elvis Presley watches "High Noon" at the Suzore movie theater, disc jockey Dewey Phillips plays "That's All Right" 14 times in a row on WHBQ in Memphis
Jul 17, 1954
"The Ozark Jubilee" debuts as an ABC radio show, airing from the Jewell Theater in Springfield, Missouri, with host Red Foley
Dec 26, 1954
The Mutual Broadcasting Network airs "The Shadow" for the last time. The radio mystery, noted for the catch phrase "Only the shadow knows," is hailed in the lyrics of The Statler Brothers' 1972 hit "Do You Remember These"
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