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Mar 28, 1890Big band leader Paul Whiteman is born in Denver, Colorado. His 1928 hit "Among My Souvenirs" and 1930 recording "Without A Song" are remade as country hits 50 years later by Marty Robbins and Willie Nelson, respectivelyDec 29, 1967Bandleader Paul Whiteman dies from a heart attack at Doylestown Hospital in Pennsylvania. Over a decade later, two of his earlier hits are revived for country fans: "Among My Souvenirs" by Marty Robbins, and "Without A Song" by Willie NelsonMar 2, 1974Bing Crosby's "White Christmas" is among the inaugural recordings entering the Grammy Hall of Fame, announced during the Grammy awards in Los Angeles. Also entered are recordings by Louis Armstrong, Paul Whiteman and Nat "King" Cole
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