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  • Jan 1, 1990
    RCA Records halts production of vinyl 45 rpm records, while Mercury drops vinyl altogether. The last Mercury album released in the format: The Kentucky HeadHunters' "Pickin' On Nashville"
    Jan 23, 1990
    Johnny Cash and Larry Boone albums hit stores, the first Mercury albums not released on vinyl
    Jan 24, 1990
    Capitol Records announces it will stop shipping albums on vinyl, beginning with Dan Seals' "Love On Arrival"
    Oct 18, 1990
    Prince tells Rolling Stone that renegotiating a recording contract is easy: "You just go in and say, 'You know, I think my next project will be a country and western album'"
    Mar 1, 1991
    Arista Records, which represents Alan Jackson, Exile and Pam Tillis, among others, stops servicing country radio stations with vinyl singles
    Mar 4, 1992
    The Country Radio Seminar begins at the Opryland Hotel in Nashville. During the event, Trisha Yearwood meets The Mavericks' bass player, Robert Reynolds, who she marries two years later
    Jul 5, 1993
    Advertising Age names Mercury Records executive Steve Miller among the nation's top 100 marketers for overseeing the campaign that launched Billy Ray Cyrus. Miller says he wanted to make Cyrus "look like the best-kept secret in the U.S."
    Jul 9, 1993
    Reacting to Garth Brooks' public stance against the sale of used CDs, Portland, Oregon, record store owner Terry Currier holds a Garth Brooks Bar-B-Q, cooking Brooks CDs over an open flame. He later repeats the bake-off in other cities
    Dec 14, 1993
    Shelia Shipley becomes the first female head of a major country label, when she's appointed to oversee Decca Records
    Feb 2, 1994
    The Country Music Hall Of Fame announces plans to move from Music Row to downtown in 1996. The relocation doesn't actually occur until May 2001




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