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Mar 25, 1965

Johnny Cash crashes a 1964 Cadillac into a telephone pole on South Street during a rainy day in Nashville. He pays a visit to Vanderbilt Medical Center to assess a number of minor injuries

Mar 29, 1965

RCA celebrates the grand opening of RCA Studio A, later known as Music City Music Hall and Javelina. Among the records made there: Lee Ann Womack's "I Hope You Dance," George Strait's "Unwound" and Kacey Musgraves' "Merry Go 'Round"

Apr 7, 1965

Willie Nelson records "Night Life" at RCA Studio B in Nashville

Apr 14, 1965

Buddy Harman adds new drum parts to Bobby Bare's "It's Alright" during a morning overdub session at RCA Studio B in Nashville

Apr 15, 1965

Drummer Buddy Harman visits RCA Studio B in Nashville for an overdub session for Waylon Jennings' first charted single, "That's The Chance I'll Have To Take"

Apr 15, 1965

Roger Miller records "Engine Engine #9" in Nashville

Apr 19, 1965

Ernest Tubb records "Waltz Across Texas" at RCA Studio B in Nashville

Apr 23, 1965

Chet Atkins records "Yakety Axe" at RCA Studio B in Nashville

Apr 28, 1965

Don Gibson records "Watch Where You're Going" at RCA Studio B in Nashville

May 10, 1965

Ray Price records "Don't You Ever Get Tired Of Hurting Me" around midnight at Nashville's Columbia Recording Studios

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