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    • Dec 5, 1973
    Johnny Rodriguez records "Dance With Me (Just One More Time)" at Nashville's Mercury Recording Studio
    Dec 8, 1973
    Skeeter Davis sings "Amazing Grace" on the Grand Ole Opry and speaks out against Nashville police for arresting members of a "Christ Is The Answer" rally, made up predominantly of "hippies." As a result, the Opry suspends her for 15 months
    Dec 10, 1973
    Grand Ole Opry management suspends Skeeter Davis indefinitely, two days after an Opry appearance in which she protested police handling of Christ-Is-The-Answer Crusaders in Nashville
    Dec 11, 1973
    Faron Young records "Some Kind Of A Woman," written by Tommy Cash, at the Mercury Recording Studio in Nashville
    Dec 12, 1973
    Lynn Anderson records "Smile For Me" at the Columbia Studios in Nashville
    Dec 13, 1973
    George Morgan presents the guitar he played while recording "Candy Kisses" to the Country Music Hall of Fame
    Dec 14, 1973
    Lorrie Morgan gives her first performance on the Grand Ole Opry, singing "Paper Roses" at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium
    Dec 17, 1973
    Floyd Cramer records "Top Of The World," "The Most Beautiful Girl," "Behind Closed Doors" and "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Nashville's RCA Studio B in the second and final session for his Grammy-nominated album "The Young And The Restless"
    Dec 18, 1973
    Roy Clark records "Honeymoon Feelin'" at Nashville's Jack Clement Studios in his first session for the album "The Entertainer"
    Dec 18, 1973
    Johnny Rodriguez records the George Harrison-penned "Something" at the Mercury Studio in Nashville
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