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| 36099 | Apr 13, 1970 | "Hee Haw" producers John Aylesworth and Frank Peppiatt walk off with Man of the Year honors and Roy... | 
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| 36098 | Apr 13, 1970 | Banjo player John Hartford is named Top Specialty Instrumentalist during the fifth annual Academy... |
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| 36097 | Apr 13, 1970 | Jerry Inman is named Top Rhythm Guitarist during the fifth annual Academy Of Country & Western... |
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| 36096 | Apr 13, 1970 | Freddy Weller is named Most Promising Male Vocalist during the fifth annual Academy Of Country &... |
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| 36095 | Apr 13, 1970 | Floyd Cramer is named Top Piano Player during the fifth annual Academy Of Country & Western Music... |
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| 36094 | Apr 13, 1970 | Billy Graham is named Top Bass Player during the fifth annual Academy Of Country & Western Music... |
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| 36093 | Apr 13, 1970 | Jerry Wiggins repeats as Top Drummer during the fifth annual Academy Of Country & Western Music... |
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| 36092 | Apr 13, 1970 | Buddy Emmons is designated Top Steel Guitar Player during the fifth annual Academy Of Country &... |
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| 36091 | Apr 13, 1970 | Billy Armstrong is designated Top Fiddler for the fifth year in a row during the fifth annual... |
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| 36090 | Apr 13, 1970 | Buckaroo Al Bruno is designated Top Lead Guitarist in the fifth annual Academy Of Country & Western... |
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| 36089 | Apr 13, 1970 | Donna Fargo is designated Most Promising Female Vocalist in the fifth annual Academy Of Country &... |
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| 36088 | Apr 13, 1970 | Johnny Cash walks off with an honor as Top Television Personality in the fifth annual Academy Of... |
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| 36087 | Apr 13, 1970 | Merle Haggard walks off with five honors--including Band of the Year (Touring), shared with The... |
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| 36086 | Apr 13, 1970 | "Hee Haw" producers John Aylesworth and Frank Peppiatt walk off with Man of the Year honors and Roy... |
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| 36085 | Apr 13, 1970 | Tammy Wynette walks off with Top Female Vocalist during the fifth annual Academy Of Country &... |
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| 36084 | Apr 13, 1970 | The Kimberlys win Top Vocal Group during the fifth annual Academy Of Country & Western Music awards... |
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| 36083 | Apr 13, 1970 | Merle Haggard and Roy Burris win Song of the Year, for writing "Okie From Muskogee," during ... |
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| 36082 | Mar 13, 1972 | Roy Rogers receives the Jim Reeves Memorial Award during the seventh annual Academy Of Country &... |
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| 36081 | Apr 13, 1970 | Bettie Azevedo picks up five trophies on behalf of Merle Haggard in the fifth annual Academy Of... | Hollywood Palladium | Los Angeles | ca |
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| 36080 | Apr 28, 1969 | Dick Clark hosts the fourth annual Academy of Country & Western Music awards at the Palladium in... |
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| 36079 | Apr 28, 1969 | Record producer Art Satherley--noted for his work with Bob Wills, Gene Autry and Roy Acuff,... |
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| 36078 | Apr 28, 1969 | Ray Sanders collects Most Promising Male Vocalist during the fourth annual Academy of Country &... |
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| 36077 | Apr 28, 1969 | Earl Ball repeats as Top Piano Player during the fourth annual Academy of Country & Western Music... |
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| 36076 | Apr 28, 1969 | Red Wooten repeats as Top Bass Player during the fourth annual Academy of Country & Western Music... |
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| 36075 | Apr 28, 1969 | Jerry Wiggins is named Top Drummer for the second time in three years during the fourth annual... |
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| 36074 | Mar 13, 1972 | Tony Booth is named Most Promising Male Vocalist and The Tony Booth Band repeats as Band of the... |
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| 36073 | Apr 28, 1969 | Billy Armstrong goes four for four as he's named Top Fiddler yet again in the fourth annual Academy... |
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| 36072 | Apr 28, 1969 | Jimmy Bryant is named Top Lead Guitar for the third straight year in the fourth annual Academy of... |
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| 36071 | Apr 28, 1969 | Comedian Tom Smothers wins Man of the Year in the fourth annual Academy of Country & Western Music... |
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| 36070 | Apr 28, 1969 | Cheryl Poole wins Most Promising Female Vocalist in the fourth annual Academy of Country & Western... |
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| 36069 | Apr 28, 1969 | Buck Owens' Buckaroos win Band of the Year (Touring) in the fourth annual Academy of Country &... |
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| 36068 | Apr 28, 1969 | Buck Owens' Buckaroos win Band of the Year (Touring) in the fourth annual Academy of Country &... |
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| 36067 | Apr 28, 1969 | Southern California resident Cathie Taylor wins Top Female Vocalist in the fourth annual Academy of... |
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| 36066 | Apr 28, 1969 | Johnny and Jonie Mosby win Top Vocal Group in the fourth annual Academy of Country & Western Music... |
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| 36065 | Apr 28, 1969 | Johnny and Jonie Mosby win Top Vocal Group during the fourth annual Academy of Country & Western... |
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| 36064 | Mar 13, 1972 | Tony Booth is named Most Promising Male Vocalist and The Tony Booth Band repeats as Band of the... |
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| 36063 | Apr 28, 1969 | Roger Miller's "Little Green Apples," produced by Jerry Kennedy, wins Single Record of the Year in... |
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| 36062 | Mar 13, 1972 | Stuart Hamblen, Tex Williams and The Sons Of The Pioneers' Bob Nolan each receive the Pioneer Award... |
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| 36061 | Apr 28, 1969 | Jimmy Webb claims Song of the Year, for writing the Glen Campbell hit "Wichita Lineman, in the... |
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| 36060 | Apr 28, 1969 | "Bobbie Gentry & Glen Campbell," produced by Kelly Gordon and Al De Lory, wins Album of the Year in... |
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| 36059 | Apr 28, 1969 | "Bobbie Gentry & Glen Campbell" wins Album of the Year in the fourth annual Academy of Country &... |
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| 36058 | Apr 28, 1969 | Glen Campbell wins three times in the fourth Academy of Country & Western Music awards at the... | Hollywood Palladium | Los Angeles | ca |
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| 36057 | Mar 4, 1968 | Merle Haggard and Bonnie Owens walk away with Top Duo of the Year in the third annual Academy of... |
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| 36056 | Mar 4, 1968 | Merle Haggard and Bonnie Owens walk away with Top Duo of the Year in the third annual Academy of... |
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| 36055 | Mar 4, 1968 | Songwriter Dale Noe takes Song of the Year, for the Wynn Stewart hit "It's Such A Pretty World... |
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| 36054 | Mar 4, 1968 | Jerry Inman, best-known as the leader of the house band at The Palomino nightclub, takes Most... |
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| 36053 | Mar 4, 1968 | Earl Ball takes Top Piano Player in the third annual Academy of Country & Western Music awards at... |
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| 36052 | Mar 4, 1968 | Red Wooten takes Top Bass Player in the third annual Academy of Country & Western Music awards at... |
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| 36051 | Mar 4, 1968 | Buckaroo Marion "Pee Wee" Adams takes Top Drummer in the third annual Academy of Country & Western... |
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| 36050 | Mar 4, 1968 | Red Rhodes is named Top Steel Guitarist in the third annual Academy of Country & Western Music... |
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