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19299 May 4, 1929 Banjo player Kirk McGee makes his Grand Ole Opry debut Nashville tn
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19298 Mar 31, 1934 "Talking blues" specialist Robert Lunn makes his Grand Ole Opry debut Nashville tn
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19297 May 30, 1936 Following a two-year stay with the program, the blackface comedy duo Lasses & Honey makes its final... Hillsboro Theater Nashville tn
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19296 Apr 21, 1934 The blackface comedy duo Lasses & White makes its Grand Ole Opry debut Nashville tn
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19295 Oct 16, 1937 Bradley Kincaid makes his first guest appearance on the Grand Ole Opry Dixie Tabernacle Nashville tn
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19294 Jan 7, 1939 The blackface comedy duo Jamup & Honey debuts on the Grand Ole Opry Dixie Tabernacle Nashville tn
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19293 Mar 24, 1928 Dulcimer player Kitty Cora Cline makes her Grand Ole Opry debut. She becomes the first female... Nashville tn
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19292 May 26, 1934 Fiddler Theron Hale makes his final appearance on the Grand Ole Opry, where he has performed... Nashville tn
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19291 Dec 17, 1927 G.W. Wilkerson & His Fruit Jar Drinkers make their debut on the Grand Ole Opry Nashville tn
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19290 Dec 22, 2006 Songwriter Dennis Linde dies of a rare lung disease at Nashville's Vanderbilt Medical Center.... Vanderbilt Medical Center Nashville tn
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19289 Sep 17, 1938 The Delmore Brothers make their final Grand Ole Opry appearance as members, performing "What... Dixie Tabernacle Nashville tn
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19288 Sep 24, 1932 Zeke Clements, fiddler Curly Fox and the father-son duo Asher Sizemore and Little Jimmy all make... Nashville tn
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19287 Aug 5, 1939 After 13 years on the radio program, The Binkley Brothers make their final Grand Ole Opry... War Memorial Auditorium Nashville tn
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19286 Jun 27, 1937 Pee Wee King & The Golden West Cowboys officially join the Grand Ole Opry Dixie Tabernacle Nashville tn
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19285 Feb 2, 1935 The Missouri Mountaineers, led by guitarist Jack Shook, make their Grand Ole Opry debut. The band... Hillsboro Theater Nashville tn
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19284 Mar 5, 1938 Grand Ole Opry founder George D. Hay returns to work at WSM Radio after taking a 14-month leave of... Nashville tn
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19283 Mar 29, 1941 The Grand Ole Opry comedy duo Sarie & Sally gives its last formal performance, forced to stop by...
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19282 Nov 28, 1934 The comedy team of Sarie & Sally appears on WSM Radio for the first time. Within weeks, they are... Hillsboro Theater Nashville tn
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19281 Jan 26, 1935 The comedy duo Sarie & Sally makes its Grand Ole Opry debut Hillsboro Theater Nashville tn
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19280 Feb 20, 1938 Roy Acuff begins touring with The Delmore Brothers, playing their first show in Dawson Springs,... Dawson Springs ky
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19279 Apr 29, 1933 The Delmore Brothers make their first appearance on the Grand Ole Opry Nashville tn
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19278 Jul 16, 1927 Fiddlin' Arthur Smith makes his first documented appearance on the Grand Ole Opry Nashville tn
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19277 Dec 4, 1927 The male singing trio The Vagabonds makes its first appearance on Chicago's WBBM. The... Chicago il
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19276 Oct 5, 1928 Grand Ole Opry act The Crook Brothers' String Band records for the first time, with producer Ralph... Nashville tn
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19275 Oct 3, 1928 The Grand Ole Opry's Theron Hale & His Daughters record for the first time, under the guidance of... Nashville tn
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19274 Apr 5, 1929 Victor releases the first single by Grand Ole Opry star Theron Hale
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19273 Feb 8, 1929 Victor releases the first singles featuring Grand Ole Opry stars Uncle Joe Mangrum and The Crook...
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19272 Dec 2, 1928 Victor issues a two-sided record by The Vaughan Quartet and The Binkley Brothers, the first single...
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19271 May 17, 1929 Victor releases The Gully Jumpers' "The Little Red Caboose Behind The Train," the first...
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19270 Oct 1, 1928 The Gully Jumpers, led by Paul Warmack, record at the YMCA in Nashville with producer Ralph Peer.... YMCA Nashville tn
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19269 Jul 22, 1874 Obed Pickard is born in Ashland City, Tennessee. Following his 1926 debut on the Grand Ole Opry, he... Ashland City tn
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19268 Jul 4, 1934 The Grand Ole Opry holds its first successful concert apart from the radio show, as thousands... tn
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19267 Apr 21, 1928 Three weeks after he debuted as a fiddler, Ed Poplin's orchestra comes back to the Grand Ole Opry,... Nashville tn
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19266 Mar 31, 1928 Fiddler Ed Poplin makes his Grand Ole Opry debut, playing for a half-hour. Within weeks, he... Nashville tn
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19265 Dec 24, 1927 One of the Grand Ole Opry's hoedown bands, formerly known as Paul Warmack & His Barn Dance... Nashville tn
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19264 Apr 18, 1927 Harmonica player DeFord Bailey records "Pan American Blues" in New York. The record is listed in... New York ny
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19263 Apr 1, 1927 DeFord Bailey has his first recording session, cutting "Pan American Blues" and... Atlanta ga
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19262 Dec 6, 1925 Harmonica player DeFord Bailey--destined to be a Grand Ole Opry star--makes what's believed to be... Nashville tn
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19261 Apr 17, 1926 Uncle Dave Macon officially joins the Grand Ole Opry Nashville tn
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19260 Nov 6, 1925 Uncle Dave Macon, Sid Harkreader and Dr. Humphrey Bate perform at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium in a... Ryman Auditorium Nashville tn
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19259 Dec 17, 1876 Fiddler Henry Bandy is born in Macon County, Tennessee. He becomes one of the early soloists on the... Macon County tn
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19258 Jan 13, 1932 Grand Ole Opry member Uncle Joe Mangrum dies, one day after suffering a heart attack at his... Nashville tn
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19257 Jun 30, 1928 Fiddler Uncle Joe Mangrum makes his Grand Ole Opry debut in Nashville. He becomes a regular on the... Nashville tn
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19256 Jan 20, 1927 Columbia releases the first single by Grand Ole Opry star Uncle Jimmy Thompson, "Karo" backed with...
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19255 Jul 3, 1926 Uncle Jimmy Thompson plays his fiddle on Nashville's Grand Ole Opry, marking a return to the show... Nashville tn
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19254 Oct 25, 1925 Fiddler Oscar Stone joins Dr. Humphrey Bate's group, The Possum Hunters, which soon becomes one of... Nashville tn
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19253 Dec 20, 1925 A photo of Dr. Humphrey Bate & His Possum Hunters appears in Nashville's morning paper, The... Nashville tn
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19252 Sep 18, 1925 Dr. Humphrey Bate makes his radio debut on Nashville's WDAD. One month later, he similarly appears... Nashville tn
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19251 Nov 2, 1928 WBAW Radio debuts in Nashville. The station airs a Friday night country music show, "The Capitol... Nashville tn
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19250 Nov 28, 1926 Nashville radio station WLAC signs on the air, competing for the city's hillbilly talent with WSM... Nashville tn
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