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Sep 12, 1975

Strings are added to Crystal Gayle's "I'll Get Over You" and "Somebody Loves You" during an overdub session at Jack's Tracks in Nashville

Sep 12, 1975

Charlie Daniels hosts the Volunteer Jam II in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, with special guests The Marshall Tucker Band, Billy Joe Shaver, Jimmy Hall, Roni Stoneman and The Allman Brothers Band's Dickey Betts. The state of Tennessee celebrates by observing Charlie Daniels Day

Sep 14, 1975

The Tennessean runs its first ad featuring a company with a Music Square address. The Electric Chair, a hair and nail salon, is located at 50 Music Square West, formerly 900 17th Avenue South. The ad appears days after the dedication of Music Square Park in Nashville, with 16th and 17th Avenues given new Music Square street names

Sep 15, 1975

J.J. Cale records "Cocaine," a future Eric Clapton rock hit, in Nashville at the Columbia Recording Studios

Sep 16, 1975

Pianist David Briggs, bass player Henry Strzelecki and guitarist Reggie Young do additional work on Dave & Sugar's "Queen Of The Silver Dollar" during an overdub session in Nashville

Sep 17, 1975

Kenny Starr records "The Blind Man In The Bleachers" at Bradley's Barn on Benders Ferry Road in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee

Sep 17, 1975

Strings are added to Ed Bruce's "Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys" during an overdub session at Jack Clement Studios in Nashville

Sep 17, 1975

Jessi Colter records "It's Morning (And I Still Love You)" at Nashville's Glaser Studios

Sep 17, 1975

John Denver collects five nominations to lead all finalists for the Country Music Association awards. Waylon Jennings, Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn each appear four times on the ballot

Sep 23, 1975

The Chuck Wagon Gang holds its final Columbia session in Nashville, just seven months short of its 40-year anniversary with the label

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