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7449 Sep 9, 1950 Guitarist John McFee is born in Santa Cruz, California. After a stint in The Doobie Brothers from... Santa Cruz ca
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7448 Sep 9, 1947 Freddy Weller is born in Atlanta, Georgia. A member of Paul Revere & The Raiders from 1967-1971,... Atlanta ga
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7447 Sep 9, 1941 Otis Redding is born in Dawson, Georgia. The soul singer's song "(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The... Dawson ga
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7446 Sep 9, 1939 "Riders Of The Frontier" becomes Tex Ritter's 20th movie debut
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7445 Mar 23, 1922 Fiddlin' John Carson becomes the first "hillbilly" artist to play on the radio, performing on... Atlanta ga
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7444 Nov 17, 1945 "Opry House Matinee" debuts on the Mutual Broadcasting Network. The program is hosted by Ernest...
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7443 Nov 17, 1951 Eva Overstake Foley, the wife of Red Foley, commits suicide in Nashville after discovering her... Nashville tn
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7442 Apr 6, 1892 Guitarist Henry Whitter is born in Grayson County, Virginia. His 1923 recording of "The Wreck... Grayson County va
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7441 Nov 17, 1941 Guitarist Henry Whitter dies in Morganton, North Carolina. One of country's recording pioneers,... Morganton nc
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7440 Nov 16, 1998 J.D. Sumner, the bass singer with gospel music's Stamps Quartet, dies of a heart attack in a Myrtle... Myrtle Beach sc
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7439 Nov 16, 1907 Oklahoma is admitted as the 46th state in the union. It becomes a birthplace for such country acts... ok
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7438 Nov 16, 1940 Music publisher Wesley Rose marries Margaret Erdelyan
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7437 Nov 16, 1966 Merle Haggard makes his third attempt at recording "I Threw Away The Rose" at the Capitol Studios... Capitol Recording Studios Los Angeles ca
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7436 Nov 16, 1940 "The WSB Barn Dance" airs for the first time in Atlanta Atlanta ga
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7435 Nov 16, 1986 Bob Wills' Texas Playboys give their final performance at the Will Rogers Auditorium in Fort... Will Rogers Auditorium Fort Worth tx
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7434 Nov 16, 1954 Faron Young's stint with the Army comes to an end
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7433 Nov 16, 1993 Banjo player Joe Medford dies. He worked with Charlie Monroe and Mac Wiseman
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7432 Aug 4, 1899 Frank Luther is born in Lakin, Kansas. An early country recording artist, he makes a number of... Lakin ks
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7431 Nov 16, 1980 Frank Luther dies in New York City. An early country recording artist, he earned a handful of hits... New York ny
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7430 Nov 16, 1949 Songwriter and bluegrass musician Larry Cordle is born in Cordell, Kentucky. He pens Ricky... Cordell ky
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7429 Mar 4, 2002 Jamie O'Neal and Brad Paisley begin a week-long run on "Hollywood Squares"
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7428 Nov 18, 2001 Brad Paisley and Jamie O'Neal tape a week's worth of appearances on TV's "Hollywood Squares" in... Los Angeles ca
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7427 Nov 26, 2001 Garth Brooks begins a week-long run on "Hollywood Squares" during "Call Me Claus" Week. Center...
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7426 Aug 15, 1995 RCA releases the self-titled debut album by Garth Brooks alum Ty England. The state of Oklahoma and... Oklahoma City ok
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7425 May 26, 1995 RCA releases Ty England's "Should've Asked Her Faster"
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7424 Nov 30, 2001 "Texas Rangers" opens in the nation's movie theaters, with Randy Travis taking a role...
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7423 Nov 15, 1999 People magazine names Tim McGraw the sexiest guy in country music in its Sexiest Man Alive issue
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7422 Nov 15, 1950 Patsy Montana begins hosting her own radio show on WQAM in Miami, Florida Miami fl
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7421 Apr 12, 1936 Judy Lynn is born in Boise, Idaho. She earns a hit with her 1962 country single "Footsteps Of... Boise id
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7420 Nov 15, 1980 Judy Lynn retires after 21 years as a casino attraction to become an ordained minister. She scored...
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7419 Nov 15, 1977 Albert E. Brumley dies in Powell, Missouri. He wrote the gospel classic "I'll Fly Away" Powell mo
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7418 Nov 18, 2001 Montgomery Gentry sings the national anthem prior to the NAPA 500 at the Atlanta Motor Speedway... Atlanta Motor Speedway Hampton ga
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7417 Nov 14, 2001 Joe Diffie's grandmother, Margaret Dillon, dies from a stroke at the age of 81 in Duncan,... Duncan ok
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7416 Nov 26, 2001 People magazine ranks country's Brad Paisley among 20 picture-esque males in its Sexy Men 2001...
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7415 Nov 29, 2001 Lee Ann Womack kicks off a unique Christmas tour in Sewell, New Jersey, performing with the Duke... Sewell nj
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7414 Nov 11, 2001 Billy Ray Cyrus rides a motorcycle in Love Ride 18, a Los Angeles charity event that also draws Jay... Los Angeles ca
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7413 Nov 14, 1951 Marty Robbins has his first recording session for Columbia Records at Hollywood's Radio Recorders.... Radio Recorders Los Angeles ca
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7412 Nov 14, 1953 The Carlisles join the Grand Ole Opry Ryman Auditorium Nashville tn
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7411 Nov 14, 1914 Ken Carson is born in Centrahoma, Oklahoma. He joins the Sons Of The Pioneers from 1942-1947,... Centrahoma ok
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7410 Nov 13, 2001 "Michael Jackson: 30th Anniversary Celebration" airs on CBS-TV, with Billy Gilman singing the King...
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7409 Sep 8, 1997 George Strait records "True"
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7408 Sep 8, 1995 The Cleveland Indians clinch their first playoff appearance in 41 years with a 3-2 win over the... Jacobs Field Cleveland oh
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7407 Sep 8, 1994 Recording engineer Lynn Peterzell dies of a heart attack in Nashville. His credits included John... Nashville tn
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7406 Sep 8, 1992 Curb releases Hal Ketchum's "Sure Love"
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7405 Sep 8, 1991 Songwriter Alex North dies of pancreatic cancer in Pacific Palisades, California. He wrote... Pacific Palisades ca
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7404 Sep 8, 1986 MCA releases George Strait's album "Merry Christmas Strait To You"
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7403 Sep 8, 1986 Epic releases Ricky Skaggs' "Love's Gonna Get You Someday"
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7402 Sep 8, 1986 Columbia releases T.G. Sheppard's "Half Past Forever (Till I'm Blue In The Heart)"
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7401 Sep 8, 1981 Earl Scruggs duplicates the efforts of Lester Flatt's estate when he files a suit against Coors...
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7400 Sep 8, 1980 Capitol releases "Anne Murray's Greatest Hits"
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