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Sep 2, 1971

Jim Ed Brown records "Love In The Hot Afternoon" at Nashville's RCA Studio B. It takes another four years for the song to become a hit--for Gene Watson

Sep 2, 1971

Jody Miller records the Phil Spector-written "Be My Baby" in a 2 p.m. session at the Columbia Studios in Nashville

Sep 7, 1971

Freddie Hart records "My Hang-Up Is You" at Nashville's Jack Clement Studios

Sep 7, 1971

Johnny Duncan records "Baby's Smile, Woman's Kiss" in an afternoon session at Nashville's Columbia Recording Studios

Sep 8, 1971

Bass player Junior Huskey dies of a heart attack in Nashville. His credits include work with The Everly Brothers, George Jones, Tammy Wynette and Loretta Lynn

Sep 8, 1971

The Tennessee State Prison holds a country show for the first time with performances by Faron Young, Tommy Overstreet, Brian Collins and David Allan Coe

Sep 10, 1971

Songwriter Dennis Linde records his original version of "Burning Love" for Monument Records at Nashville's Cinderella Studios. Elvis Presley records the definitive version six months later

Sep 13, 1971

Mel Tillis records "Untouched" in Nashville

Sep 14, 1971

Jeannie C. Riley records "Give Myself A Party" at the Monument Studio in Nashville

Sep 14, 1971

Mel Tillis records "Would You Want The World To End" in Nashville

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