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 EventID          Date         Event  Venue   City   StateID  Option
18699 May 5, 1947 A plane carrying Tex Ritter crashes after leaving the airport in Richmond, Virginia. Ritter... Richmond va
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18698 Jan 21, 1935 Tex Ritter has his first Decca Records recording session at the firm's New York studio Decca Recording Studio New York ny
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18697 Jan 19, 1931 One week before the production reaches Broadway, "Green Grow The Lilacs" opens in... Washington dc
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18696 Jan 5, 1931 "Green Grow The Lilacs" opens for one week at the Garrick Theater in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,... Garrick Theater Philadelphia pa
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18695 Dec 20, 1894 Jim Ritter marries Lizzie Matthews in Carthage, Texas. Eleven years later, they produce a son:... Carthage tx
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18694 Mar 12, 1935 Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Ritter, the mother of Tex Ritter, dies in Panola County, Texas Panola County tx
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18693 Nov 27, 1934 James Everett Ritter, the father of Tex Ritter, dies in Nederland, Texas Nederland tx
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18692 Oct 14, 1971 A New York Post column tells the story of a convict who asks his wife to put a marker on a tree if... New York ny
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18691 Apr 5, 1946 Songwriter Vincent Youmans dies in a Denver, Colorado, sanitarium after a 12-year battle with... Denver co
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18690 Sep 27, 1898 Songwriter Vincent Youmans is born in New York City. He writes the pop titles "Tea For Two,"... New York ny
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18689 Feb 23, 1974 Songwriter Harry Ruby dies in Woodland Hills, California. His song, "Who's Sorry Now?,"... Woodland Hills ca
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18688 Jan 17, 1895 Songwriter Harry Ruby is born in New York City. He writes "Who's Sorry Now?," a 1923 pop hit... New York ny
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18687 Jul 28, 1969 Broadway composer Frank Loesser dies of lung cancer in New York City. His successes include several... New York ny
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18686 Jun 29, 1910 Broadway composer Frank Loesser is born in New York City. His successes include several songs... New York ny
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18685 Oct 19, 1956 Sax player and band leader Isham Jones dies in Hollywood. He wrote "It Had To Be You,"... Los Angeles ca
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18684 Jan 31, 1894 Songwriter Isham Jones is born in Coaltown, Ohio. Noted for such tunes as "It Had To Be You"... Coaltown oh
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18683 Nov 12, 1972 Songwriter Rudolf Friml dies in Hollywood. He composed 20 Broadway musicals, including "Indian... Los Angeles ca
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18682 Dec 7, 1879 Pop songwriter Rudolf Friml is born in Prague, Czechoslovakia. Two songs he writes for... Prague cz
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18681 Jun 27, 1974 Songwriter Cliff Friend dies in Las Vegas, Nevada. His biggest song, "Lovesick Blues," vaulted... Las Vegas nv
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18680 Oct 1, 1893 Songwriter Cliff Friend is born on a farm outside Cincinnati, Ohio. He writes "Lovesick... Cincinnati oh
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18679 Dec 6, 1989 Songwriter Sammy Fain dies from a heart attack in Los Angeles. Known for "Love Is A... Los Angeles ca
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18678 Jun 17, 1902 Songwriter Sammy Fain is born in New York. Known for "Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella On A Rainy... New York ny
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18677 Jul 10, 1900 Pop songwriter Mitchell Parish is born in Lithuania. His song "Star Dust" becomes the title of... lt
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18676 Apr 23, 1953 Pop songwriter Peter DeRose dies in New York. He authored Ted Lewis' 1933 hit "Have You Ever... New York ny
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18675 Mar 10, 1900 Pop songwriter Peter DeRose is born in New York City. He writes "Have You Ever Been Lonely... New York ny
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18674 Mar 28, 1958 W.C. Handy dies in New York City. Acknowledged as the Father of the Blues, he's mentioned in the... New York ny
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18673 Nov 16, 1873 W.C. Handy is born in Florence, Alabama. Recognized as the Father of the Blues, he's referenced... Florence al
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18672 May 17, 1969 The Father of the Blues, W.C. Handy, is honored with a six-cent postage stamp. Fourteen years...
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18671 Nov 10, 1918 Future songwriter Hoagy Carmichael is inducted into the Army. His credits eventually include...
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18670 Dec 20, 1979 Songwriter Benny Davis dies in Miami, Florida. He created two pop hits that had recently been... Miami fl
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18669 Aug 21, 1895 Songwriter Benny Davis is born in New York. He authors two pop hits that are successfully remade... New York ny
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18668 Jun 9, 1950 Pop songwriter Joe Burke dies of a heart attack in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. The author of... Upper Darby pa
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18667 Mar 16, 1884 Pop songwriter Joe Burke is born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The author of "Tiptoe Through... Philadelphia pa
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18666 Apr 12, 1973 Movie producer Arthur Freed dies of a heart attack in Los Angeles. Known for such films as... Los Angeles ca
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18665 Sep 9, 1894 Movie producer Arthur Freed is born in Charleston, South Carolina. Credited for such pictures as... Charleston sc
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18664 Dec 22, 1933 The Bing Crosby movie "Going Hollywood" debuts in theaters. It introduces the song...
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18663 Sep 28, 1964 Songwriter Nacio Herb Brown dies in San Francisco. A tailor for Rudolph Valentino and Charlie... San Francisco ca
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18662 Mar 4, 1981 Songwriters Hall of Fame member E.Y. "Yip" Harburg dies in an auto accident in Los... Los Angeles ca
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18661 Apr 23, 1986 Pop songwriter Harold Arlen dies of cancer in his apartment on New York's Central Park West.... New York ny
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18660 Oct 20, 1953 Songwriter Fred Ahlert dies in New York City. His song "I Don't Know Why (I Just Do)" has... New York ny
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18659 Feb 22, 1896 Nacio Herb Brown is born in Deming, New Mexico. A Hollywood tailor for such stars as Rudolph... Deming nm
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18658 Apr 8, 1898 Pop songwriter E.Y. "Yip" Harburg is born in New York. Among his numerous successes is "Over... New York ny
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18657 Feb 15, 1905 Pop songwriter Harold Arlen is born in Buffalo, New York. He co-writes "Over The Rainbow," the... Buffalo ny
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18656 Apr 6, 1982 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' "Some Memories Just Won't Die"
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18655 Jan 5, 1978 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' "Return To Me"
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18654 Sep 23, 1977 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' "Don't Let Me Touch You"
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18653 Apr 26, 1977 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' "I Don't Know Why (I Just Do)"
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18652 Jan 13, 1977 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' "Adios Amigo"
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18651 Nov 24, 1971 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' "The Best Part Of Living"
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18650 Apr 22, 1971 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' "The Chair"
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