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Mar 9, 1970
Johnny Cash records "What Is Truth" at the Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville
Mar 10, 1970
Jerry Lee Lewis records "There Must Be More To Love Than This" in a 2 p.m. session at the Monument Studio in Nashville. He also cuts a version of "Life's Little Ups And Downs," a future Ricky Van Shelton hit
Mar 16, 1970
Ray Price records the Kris Kristofferson-penned "For The Good Times" at the Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville
Mar 28, 1970
Marty Robbins makes his first Grand Ole Opry appearance since suffering a heart attack in late-January
Apr 1, 1970
Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan record "Humphrey The Camel" in a lunchtime session at Nashville's Woodland Sound
Apr 1, 1970
Kenny Price records "Biloxi" at RCA Studio A in Nashville
Apr 7, 1970
Lynn Anderson records "No Love At All" during a midday session at the Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville
Apr 10, 1970
Bobby Goldsboro records "Watching Scotty Grow" at Nashville's Woodland Sound
Apr 10, 1970
Marty Robbins makes his first attempt at cutting "Jolie Girl" at the Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville
Apr 10, 1970
Five musicians overdub additional parts on Charley Pride's "Wonder Could I Live There Anymore" in Nashville
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