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Oct 4, 1937

Steel player Lloyd Green is born in Mobile, Alabama. He plays with Ferlin Husky, Faron Young, Alan Jackson and Johnny Paycheck, among others, and contributes steel to The Byrds' landmark 1968 album "Sweetheart Of The Rodeo"

Dec 25, 1956

Steel guitarist Lloyd Green moves to Nashville from Mobile, Alabama. He becomes a prominent studio musician, playing on Tammy Wynette's "D-I-V-O-R-C-E," Alan Jackson's "Remember When" and John Anderson's "Wild And Blue," among others

Jan 28, 1966

Jimmy Dean sings "This Land Is Your Land" as The Everly Brothers, Jody Miller and steel guitarist Lloyd Green guest on ABC's "The Jimmy Dean Show." The Everlys are officially recognized during the episode as Kentucky Colonels

Mar 15, 1968

The Byrds, including Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman, play the Grand Ole Opry with steel guitarist Lloyd Green. Some fans hoot and call for them to get haircuts. Their set list includes Merle Haggard's "Sing Me Back Home" and their own "Hickory Wind"

Apr 10, 1970

Five musicians overdub additional parts on Charley Pride's "Wonder Could I Live There Anymore" in Nashville

Jan 14, 1972

Steel guitarist Lloyd Green works with producer Billy Sherrill on overdubs for George Jones' "We Can Make It" and Jody Miller's "Be My Baby" at Nashville's Columbia Recording Studios

Aug 29, 1973

Piano player Charles Cochran, steel guitarist Lloyd Green and guitarist Reggie Young do additional work on Charley Pride's "Amazing Love" during an overdub session in Nashville

Jan 22, 1974

Piano player Charles Cochran, steel guitarist Lloyd Green and fiddlers Buddy Spicher and Tommy Williams overdub parts on Charley Pride's "We Could" in an evening session at the RCA Studios in Nashville

Aug 30, 1974

Lloyd Green lays down steel guitar parts for Crystal Gayle's original version of "When I Dream" in an evening overdub session at Nashville studio Jack's Tracks

Aug 25, 1975

Fiddler Buddy Spicher, steel guitarist Lloyd Green and piano player Charles Cochran contribute new instrumental parts to Crystal Gayle's "I'll Get Over You" during an overdub session at Jack's Tracks in Nashville

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