Mar 28, 1964

Patti Page appears on ABC's "The Hollywood Palace." The installment is hosted by George Burns, who joins The Lennon Sisters to perform "Ain't Misbehavin'"

Mar 28, 1964

Lawrence Welk, a former musical collaborator of Red Foley, is featured on the cover of TV Guide

Mar 28, 1964

Persuaded by Bill Anderson, Connie Smith visits Nashville for the first time to appear on "The Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree"

Mar 28, 1962

Johnnie & Jack hold what proves to be their final recording session

Mar 28, 1960

Columbia releases Charlie Walker's "Who Will Buy The Wine"

Mar 28, 1960

Columbia releases Carl Smith's "Cut Across Shorty." The song becomes a hit nine years later for Nat Stuckey

Mar 28, 1960

Brenda Lee records the pop hit "I'm Sorry" at Nashville's Bradley Recording Studio

Mar 28, 1959

Sixteen tons of television fun: Tennessee Ernie Ford makes the cover of TV Guide

Mar 28, 1958

Eddie Cochran records the original version of "Summertime Blues," destined to be remade as a country hit by Alan Jackson

Mar 28, 1958

W.C. Handy dies in New York City. Acknowledged as the Father of the Blues, he's mentioned in the lyrics of the Lonestar country hit "Walking In Memphis." Handy is inducted in the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1983