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Jun 13, 1963

Johnny Cash records "The Matador" in Nashville at the Columbia Recording Studios

Jun 13, 1963

Ray Price records "Make The World Go Away" in an overnight session at the Columbia Studios in Nashville

Jun 26, 1963

Skeeter Davis records "I Can't Stay Mad At You" in Nashville

Jun 26, 1963

A Nashville judge approves 18-year-old Brenda Lee's plan to sign a 20-year contract with Decca Records guaranteeing her $35,000 annually

Jun 29, 1963

Jim Reeves makes his final appearance on the Grand Ole Opry

Jul 1, 1963

Claude King records "Hey Lucille!" at Nashville's Columbia Recording Studios during a morning session

Jul 9, 1963

Ernest Tubb makes his first attempt at recording "Thanks A Lot" in an evening session at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio in Nashville

Jul 10, 1963

Ernest Tubb records "Thanks A Lot" at the Columbia Recording Studio in Nashville

Jul 14, 1963

Nine-year-old Randy Scruggs, a future producer and guitarist, performs live for the second time, playing "Wildwood Flower" on autoharp during a concert by his father, Earl Scruggs, at Nashville's Centennial Park

Jul 30, 1963

Hank Snow records "Ninety Miles An Hour (Down A Dead End Street)" and "Breakfast With The Blues" at Nashville's RCA Studio B

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