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    • Jun 7, 1970
    Elvis Presley records "I Really Don't Want To Know" at Nashville's RCA Studio B
    Jun 8, 1970
    Elvis Presley records "There Goes My Everything" at RCA Studio B in Nashville
    Jun 10, 1970
    Roger Miller records "South"--referencing Joe South in the process--and "Tomorrow Night In Baltimore" during a 6 p.m. session at Nashville's Jack Clement Studios
    Jun 11, 1970
    Roger Miller records the original versions of "Don't We All Have The Right" and "Tall, Tall Trees" at the Jack Clement Studios in Nashville. The songs later become hits for Ricky Van Shelton and Alan Jackson, respectively
    Jun 12, 1970
    Freddie Hart records "Easy Loving" in a late-night session at the Jack Clement Studios in Nashville
    Jun 12, 1970
    Drummer Buddy Harman overdubs his part on Roger Miller's "Tomorrow Night In Baltimore" at the Jack Clement Studios in Nashville
    Jun 15, 1970
    Jerry Bradley begins working at RCA Records in Nashville, where he is groomed as a successor to Chet Atkins
    Jun 17, 1970
    Mercury Records opens a new $450,000 studio in Nashville. As the Mercury Studio, and later as Sound Stage, it hosts hit sessions by Tom T. Hall, Jerry Lee Lewis, George Strait, Hank Williams Jr. and Chris Young, among others
    Jun 23, 1970
    Ringo Starr launches his solo career in Nashville by recording with Jerry Reed, Jeannie Kendall, The Jordanaires, Scotty Moore and Charlie Daniels. The result is the album "Beaucoups Of Blues"
    Jun 24, 1970
    Actor Clint Eastwood records "Love In The Hot Afternoon" at Nashville's Jack Clement Studios. The song becomes a hit five years later for Gene Watson
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