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11049 May 22, 1941 Hank Locklin and his wife, Willa Jean, have a daughter, Margaret
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11048 Apr 29, 1938 Hank Locklin marries Willa Jean Murphey in Roberts, Alabama Roberts al
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11047 Jun 26, 1995 Steel guitarist Jim Farmer dies. He played on numerous Marty Robbins sessions, including "Knee Deep...
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11046 Mar 28, 1973 Connie Smith holds her final RCA recording session in Nashville Nashville tn
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11045 Mar 28, 1964 Persuaded by Bill Anderson, Connie Smith visits Nashville for the first time to appear on "The... Ernest Tubb Record Shop Nashville tn
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11044 Aug 21, 1978 Ronnie and Karan McDowell have a son, Ronnie Dean McDowell tn
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11043 Oct 26, 1962 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' "Ruby Ann"
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11042 Jun 22, 1962 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' "Devil Woman"
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11041 Dec 23, 1960 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' "Don't Worry"
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11040 Oct 26, 1959 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' "El Paso"
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11039 Apr 29, 1957 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' first album, "A Song Of Robbins"
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11038 Aug 6, 1956 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' "Singing The Blues" and its Top 10 B side "I Can't Quit (I've Gone...
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11037 Dec 27, 1954 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' remake of "That's All Right"
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11036 Dec 12, 1954 Marty Robbins' recording contract with Columbia is renewed for another three years
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11035 Oct 10, 1952 Columbia releases Marty Robbins' first charted single, "I'll Go On Alone"
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11034 Jan 29, 1959 Marty Robbins and his wife, Marizona, have a daughter, Janet
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11033 Sep 27, 1948 Marty Robbins marries Marizona Baldwin az
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11032 Jun 26, 1889 Emma Heckle is born in New Mexico. She becomes the mother of Marty Robbins nm
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11031 Dec 19, 1966 Claudia Horton Pryor, the mother of the late Johnny Horton, dies in a Jacksonville, Texas, hospital... Jacksonville tx
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11030 Nov 4, 1960 Johnny Horton performs in what proves to be his final show at The Skyline Club in Austin, Texas.... Skyline Club Austin tx
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11029 Nov 5, 1960 Johnny Horton dies in an auto accident in Austin, after performing at the Skyline. Also injured:...
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11028 Nov 16, 1960 The John Wayne movie "North To Alaska" debuts. The theme song is sung by Johnny Horton, who...
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11027 May 1, 1960 Johnny Horton performs "Sink The Bismarck" on CBS-TV's "The Ed Sullivan Show"... New York ny
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11026 Aug 3, 1959 Johnny Horton's father, John "Lolly" Horton, dies in Rusk, Texas Rusk tx
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11025 Jun 6, 1959 Johnny Horton renews his contract with Columbia Records. The two-year deal offers a royalty rate of...
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11024 Jun 7, 1959 Johnny Horton performs "The Battle Of New Orleans" in New York on CBS-TV's "The Ed Sullivan Show" New York ny
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11023 Jan 24, 1959 Songwriter Jimmy Driftwood plays "The Louisiana Hayride" in Shreveport, where he works with... Municipal Auditorium Shreveport la
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11022 Mar 14, 1957 Johnny Horton makes contact with Shreveport psychic J. Bernard Ricks, beginning a friendship that... Shreveport la
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11021 Jan 1, 1957 Capitol releases Faron Young's first album, "Sweethearts Or Strangers"
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11020 Feb 27, 1956 Capitol releases Faron Young's double-sided single, "I've Got Five Dollars And It's Saturday...
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11019 Jul 1, 1954 Faron Young marries Hilda Margot Macon, babysitter for his sergeant in the Army
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11018 Jan 6, 2002 Earl Scruggs' birthday party, held at his Nashville home, attracts a ton of music figures,... home Nashville tn
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11017 Jun 27, 1955 Capitol releases a double-sided Faron Young single, "All Right" and the flip side,...
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11016 Nov 19, 1954 Faron Young makes his first Grand Ole Opry appearance since ending a two-year stint in the Army Ryman Auditorium Nashville tn
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11015 Nov 17, 1954 The city of Atlanta observes Faron Young Day Atlanta ga
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11014 Oct 18, 1954 Capitol releases Faron Young's "If You Ain't Lovin' (You Ain't Livin')"
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11013 Dec 1, 1952 Capitol releases Faron Young's first hit, "Goin' Steady"
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11012 Mar 12, 1951 Columbia releases Carl Smith's "Let's Live A Little"
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11011 Apr 29, 1950 Carl Smith makes his Grand Ole Opry debut Ryman Auditorium Nashville tn
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11010 Dec 28, 1947 Molly O'Day holds her second recording session for Columbia Records at Nashville's Castle Studio.... Castle Studio Nashville tn
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11009 Sep 25, 1963 The Jim Reeves movie "Kimberley Jim" has its world premiere in South Africa sf
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11008 Mar 12, 1963 Production begins in South Africa on the Jim Reeves movie "Kimberley Jim" sf
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11007 Dec 14, 1961 Henderson, Texas, declares Jim Reeves Day Henderson tx
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11006 Mar 22, 1959 Jim Reeves performs the final concert in his first Las Vegas engagement, a two-week run at The... Showboat Las Vegas nv
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11005 Apr 28, 1958 Jim Reeves makes a guest appearance on ABC-TV's "The Lawrence Welk Show"
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11004 Oct 7, 1957 "The Jim Reeves Show" debuts on the ABC Radio Network. The one-hour show airs on weekdays...
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11003 Jan 9, 1955 Jim Reeves makes his national television debut on CBS-TV's "Toast Of The Town." The variety show is... New York ny
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11002 Jan 1, 1955 Jim Reeves rings in the new year with American soldiers in Stuttgart, Germany, during a USO tour of... Stuttgart gr
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11001 Dec 25, 1954 Jim Reeves spends Christmas Day at Orly Field, near Paris, France, during a USO tour of Europe Orly Field Paris fr
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11000 Jan 3, 1955 Jim Reeves' 18-day USO tour of Europe comes to an end
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