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Jul 15, 1971Songwriter Layng Martine Jr. records "Rub It In" at the Jack Clement Studios in Nashville with Ray Stevens producing. Three years later, the song becomes a signature hit for Billy "Crash" CraddockJan 5, 2007A bevy of Nashville songwriters celebrate "Burning Love" author Dennis Linde with a New Orleans-style funeral procession. Taking part: Bob Morrison, Johnny MacRae, Layng Martine Jr., clarinetist Sam Levine, Gary Nicholson and trumpeter Don SheffieldOct 4, 2012The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame finally receives a physical home. The board announces the hall will be housed at the Music City Center beginning in 2013. Attending the announcement are songwriters Pat Alger ("The Thunder Rolls") and Layng Martine Jr. ("Rub It In")Oct 13, 2013Randy Owen is inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame at the Music City Center, along with "What Hurts The Most" songwriter Jeffrey Steele, "Rub It In" author Layng Martine Jr. and "Please Remember Me" songwriter Will JenningsJun 11, 2019"The Greatest Man I Never Knew" songwriter Layng Martine Jr. publishes his autobiography, "Permission To Fly: A Memoir Of Love, Crushing Loss, And Triumph"
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