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1899 Mar 1, 1961 Davis Daniel is born in Arlington, Illinois. With a voice compared to Keith Whitley and Lefty... Arlington il
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1898 Mar 1, 1958 Buddy Holly arrives in London for a 25-day tour of Britain which will be witnessed by John Lennon,... London uk
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1897 Mar 1, 1958 Following his criticism of management at WSM Radio, Marty Robbins is fired by the Grand Ole Opry,... Ryman Auditorium Nashville tn
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1896 Mar 1, 1957 The Everly Brothers record "Bye Bye Love" and "I Wonder If I Care As Much" at... Methodist Film Commission Nashville tn
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1895 Mar 1, 1956 Ray Price records "Crazy Arms" and "You Done Me Wrong" during an overnight session at the Bradley... Bradley Recording Studio Nashville tn
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1894 Mar 1, 1954 Janis Oliver is born in Torrance, California. She joins younger sister Kristine to form... Torrance ca
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1893 Nov 28, 1955 Kristine Oliver is born in Manhattan Beach, California. Along with older sister Janis Gill,... Manhattan Beach ca
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1892 Mar 1, 1954 Slim Whitman records "Rose-Marie" in the studio at Shreveport radio station KWKH KWKH Shreveport la
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1891 Mar 1, 1952 Uncle Dave Macon makes his final appearance on the Grand Ole Opry Ryman Auditorium Nashville tn
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1890 Mar 1, 1949 Hank Williams records "Mind Your Own Business," "Honky Tonk Blues,"... Castle Studio Nashville tn
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1889 Mar 1, 1947 Four companies merge to become Mercury Records. The label's country division goes on to represent...
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1888 Mar 1, 1945 Arlene Harden, of The Harden Trio, is born in England, Arkansas. The group earns a hit in 1966 with... England ar
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1887 Mar 1, 1939 "Rollin' Westward" debuts in movie theaters with Tex Ritter and future wife Dorothy Fay...
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1886 Apr 18, 1948 Earl Scruggs marries Louise Certain in Gaffney, South Carolina, two months after leaving Bill... Gaffney sc
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1885 Dec 26, 1957 Jimmie Osborne commits suicide with a .32-caliber pistol following a spat with his wife at his... home Louisville ky
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1884 Apr 8, 1923 Jimmie Osborne is born in Winchester, Kentucky. The folk singer/songwriter lands three post-War... Winchester ky
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1883 Apr 8, 1949 A three-year-old girl falls into a well in San Marino, California. The event inspires Jimmie... San Marino ca
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1882 Apr 18, 1949 Jimmie Osborne records "The Death Of Little Kathy Fiscus," inspired by a girl who died after... Cincinnati oh
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1881 May 7, 2001 Reba McEntire announces the finalists for the 55th annual Tony awards in New York. The musical... New York ny
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1880 Apr 17, 2001 Eleven days after his divorce is finalized, Sammy Kershaw and Lorrie Morgan announce their...
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1879 Feb 29, 1992 Travis Tritt joins the Grand Ole Opry, while Trisha Yearwood debuts on the show, singing "She's In... Grand Ole Opry House Nashville tn
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1878 Feb 29, 1988 Songwriter Vaughn Horton dies of a heart attack at his home in New Port Richey, Florida. He wrote... home New Port Richey fl
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1877 Feb 29, 1988 Following complaints from radio programmers about Conway Twitty's "That's My Job," which...
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1876 Feb 29, 1984 David Frizzell & Shelly West vow to never tour in Canada again after customs agents take dogs... cn
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1875 Feb 29, 1968 Johnny Cash and June Carter announce their plans to marry during the 10th annual Grammy awards in... Nashville tn
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1874 Apr 27, 2001 Monticello, Georgia, renames Highway 83 the Trisha Yearwood Parkway, honoring its most famous... Monticello ga
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1873 Feb 8, 1993 Reba McEntire makes a return appearance in the last half of a two-part episode of CBS-TV's...
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1872 Feb 24, 1994 Warner Bros. releases Randy Travis' "Before You Kill Us All"
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1871 Feb 28, 1994 Tammy Wynette and K.T. Oslin sing together in guest roles on CBS-TV's "Evening Shade,"...
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1870 Feb 28, 1985 George Strait records "The Chair" at Nashville's Sound Stage Studios Sound Stage Nashville tn
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1869 Feb 28, 1993 Travis Tritt gets his first acting role in the TV movie "Rio Diablo," alongside Naomi Judd and...
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1868 Feb 28, 1992 Randy Travis appears in a guest role as a house painter on the NBC-TV series "Matlock,"...
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1867 Feb 28, 1990 Hank Williams Jr. and Clint Black tie for the lead with six nominations for the Academy Of Country... Los Angeles ca
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1866 Feb 28, 1989 A story in The National Enquirer claims Loretta Lynn overdosed on Demerol. She later sues the...
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1865 Feb 28, 1989 K.T. Oslin leads the field with five nominations for the 24th annual Academy Of Country Music... Los Angeles ca
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1864 Feb 28, 1986 Eighteen months after a near-fatal automobile accident, Barbara Mandrell begins her comeback with a... Universal Amphitheatre Los Angeles ca
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1863 Feb 28, 1984 Anne Murray's "A Little Good News" wins Best Country Vocal Performance, Female, during... Los Angeles ca
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1862 Feb 28, 1984 Epic releases Ricky Skaggs' "Honey (Open That Door)"
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1861 Feb 28, 1982 MCA releases Lee Greenwood's "Ring On Her Finger, Time On Her Hands"
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1860 Feb 28, 1979 Conway Twitty records "I May Never Get To Heaven" and "Happy Birthday Darlin'" overnight at... Woodland Sound Studio Nashville tn
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1859 Feb 28, 1978 ABC releases The Oak Ridge Boys' "I'll Be True To You"
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1858 Feb 28, 1976 Bob Luman is hospitalized in Dallas with a ruptured blood vessel in his esophagus Dallas tx
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1857 Feb 28, 1976 Chips Moman and Larry Butler win Best Country Song, as writers of the B.J. Thomas hit "(Hey... Los Angeles ca
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1856 Feb 28, 1971 Fiddlin' Arthur Smith dies of cancer in Louisville. A fiddler whose style was a major influence... Louisville ky
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1855 Feb 28, 1969 Roni Stoneman undergoes surgery at Nashville's Vanderbilt Hospital to remove a tumor on her neck Vanderbilt Medical Center Nashville tn
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1854 Jan 21, 1952 Capitol releases Hank Thompson's "The Wild Side Of Life"
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1853 Feb 20, 1943 Okeh releases Ted Daffan's "Born To Lose" and "No Letter Today"
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1852 Jul 29, 1946 Columbia releases Al Dexter's "Wine, Women And Song"
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1851 Feb 28, 1962 Patsy Cline records "When I Get Thru With You (You'll Love Me Too)" and "So Wrong" at the Columbia... Columbia Recording Studios Nashville tn
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1850 Feb 28, 1957 Kitty Wells records "Three Ways (To Love You)" and "Your Wild Life's Gonna Get You... Bradley Recording Studio Nashville tn
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