Nov 1, 1966

RCA releases Charley Pride's single "Just Between You And Me"

Nov 1, 1966

Johnny Duncan's first recording contract with Columbia goes into effect. He remains with the label for more than 15 years

Nov 1, 1966

Three albums by the King mine gold from the Recording Industry Association of America: "Elvis Presley," "50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong: Elvis' Golden Records, Volume 2" and "Elvis' Golden Records, Volume 3"

Nov 1, 1965

The Lovin' Spoonful covers the Little Jimmy Dickens novelty "May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose" on NBC's "Hullabaloo"

Nov 1, 1965

Decca releases Wilma Burgess' first hit, "Baby"

Nov 1, 1965

Kris Kristofferson arrives in Nashville, where he takes a job as a janitor at the Columbia Recording Studios. The gig is an intermediate step before he becomes one of the town's most influential songwriters

Nov 1, 1964

Rick Nelson is heard performing "Mean Old World" on ABC-TV's "The Adventures Of Ozzie & Harriet"

Nov 1, 1964

RCA releases the soundtrack to Elvis Presley's "Roustabout"

Nov 1, 1963

Drummer Rick Allen is born in Dronfield, England. An original member of the rock band Def Leppard, he plays on the 1987 hit "Pour Some Sugar On Me." The title is slipped into the lyrics of Keith Urban's 2019 country hit "We Were"

Nov 1, 1963

Singer/songwriter Kenny Alphin is born at the Culpeper County Hospital in Culpeper, Virginia. As Big Kenny, he co-writes hits for Tim McGraw, Gretchen Wilson and Jason Aldean, and founds Big & Rich, a boundary-pushing duo that collects hits with "Lost In This Moment," "Comin' To Your City" and "Save A Horse (Ride A Cowboy)"