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May 16, 1971Rick Trevino is born in Houston. The Hispanic singer, signed to Columbia Records at age 19, develops a short string of 1990s hits, including "She Can't Say I Didn't Cry," "Learning As You Go" and "Running Out Of Reasons"May 22, 1992Rick Trevino sings the national anthem for an NCAA Central Regional baseball tournament game in Austin, Texas. The Texas Longhorns shutout the Virginia Commonwealth Rams, 2-0Oct 26, 1993Rick Trevino records "She Can't Say I Didn't Cry" and "Doctor Time"Feb 22, 1994Columbia releases Rick Trevino's self-titled debut albumJun 14, 1994Columbia releases Rick Trevino's "She Can't Say I Didn't Cry" for commercial saleAug 16, 1994Rick Trevino records "Bobbie Ann Mason" in NashvilleOct 11, 1994Columbia releases Rick Trevino's "Doctor Time" to retailMay 9, 1995Columbia releases Rick Trevino's single "Bobbie Ann Mason" to retailSep 5, 1995Rick Trevino nets his first gold album from the RIAA for his self-titled debutSep 26, 1995Rick Trevino records "I Only Get This Way With You" in Nashville
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