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May 23, 1973
Clive Davis leaves as the head of CBS Records' pop division, which includes Columbia and Epic. He later heads Arista and establishes a Nashville division, which spawns Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Brad Paisley and Diamond Rio, among others
Sep 12, 1973
Faron Young is sued for $20,000 in Nashville by the parents of a six-year-old girl a year after the singer spanked the tike on stage
Mar 12, 1974
Nilsson and John Lennon are bounced from The Troubadour in Los Angeles for heckling Academy of Country Music award-winner Tom Smothers during his comedy act. Lennon goes on to have several country hits as a songwriter
Dec 31, 1974
Following a performance at the Tulsa State Fairgrounds, a man and a woman meet Faron Young in his dressing room. They later charge him with indecent exposure. Young says they had been asked to leave--and didn't--before the incident occurred
May 23, 1975
Contradicting his future ultra-conservative image, Charlie Daniels tells Nashville's morning newspaper, The Tennessean, he supports the legalization of marijuana
Oct 14, 1976
Mel Tillis accuses NBC-TV and CBS-TV of discrimination after the networks turned down a dog food commercial, believing his stuttering may be offensive to viewers. One TV executive says he didn't know Tillis was a public figure
Dec 7, 1976
Roy Acuff tells The Nashville Banner the Ryman Auditorium--the former home of the Grand Ole Opry--should be torn down to keep tourists away from the massage parlors and porn shops that have appeared around the corner on lower Broadway
Jun 14, 1977
Songwriter Paul Williams runs an ad in daily trade magazine Variety insisting he and his wife will not buy orange juice while anti-gay activist Anita Bryant is a citrus spokesperson. Williams' future includes a country hit: Diamond Rio's "You're Gone"
Aug 4, 1977
"Elvis: What Happened?" is published. Written by three former bodyguards, it reveals stories of Elvis Presley's drug abuse, weight problems and obsession with religion
Sep 2, 1977
Roy Acuff asks his attorney to "take the necessary steps" to oust Adult World from 412 Broadway in Nashville. The porn shop occupies space in the building, owned by Acuff, through a sublease
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