Mar 4, 1965

Sonny James sings "I'll Keep Holding On" as a guest on ABC's "The Jimmy Dean Show" and chips in a medley of "Young Love," "You're The Only World I Know" and "Jenny Lou." Dean performs a medley of Floyd Tillman songs: "I Love You So Much, It Hurts," "It Makes No Difference Now" and "Slipping Around"

Mar 4, 1965

Loretta Lynn records "The Home You're Tearin' Down" at the Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville

Mar 4, 1965

Little Jimmy Dickens records "May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose" during the evening at the Columbia Recording Studio in Nashville

Mar 4, 1964

Charley Pride signs his first management contract, with Jack D. Johnson

Mar 4, 1963

Decca releases Loretta Lynn's "The Other Woman"

Mar 4, 1961

Burl Ives guests on an episode of the NBC music series "The Bell Telephone Hour"

Mar 4, 1960

"Maybellene" songwriter Chuck Berry is found guilty in St. Louis of violating the Mann Act, for taking an under-age female across state lines with reputedly improper motivations. It is the first of three such cases in which he will be tried over 13 months

Mar 4, 1960

Tennessee senator Estes Kefauver honors Elvis Presley's Army service in the Congressional Record, saying "this young American became just another G.I. Joe"

Mar 4, 1959

Ricky Nelson performs "You Tear Me Up" in his role on the ABC sitcom "The Adventures Of Ozzie & Harriet"

Mar 4, 1957

Decca releases the Kitty Wells and Webb Pierce duet "O' So Many Years"