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Jun 1, 1953
Ronnie Dunn is born in Coleman, Oklahoma. The lanky singer teams with Kix Brooks to form the harmony-laden Brooks & Dunn, whose mix of honky tonk with rock influences makes them the dominant duo in country from 1991 until their split in 2010. They re-team just a few years later, joining the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2019
Jun 8, 1953
Bonnie Tyler is born in Swansea, Wales. The scratchy-voiced singer is primarily a pop artist, though her million-selling "It's A Heartache" becomes a country hit in 1978
Jun 19, 1953
Pop singer Gwen Owens is born. She becomes a member of Hot, whose 1977 hit "Angel In Your Arms" is remade as a country hit by Barbara Mandrell in 1985
Jun 22, 1953
Pop singer/songwriter Cyndi Lauper is born in Brooklyn, New York. Known for "Girls Just Want To Have Fun" and "Time After Time," she earns a Top 5 country album with her 2016 release "Detour"
Jun 23, 1953
Pake McEntire is born in Chockie, Oklahoma. The older brother of Reba McEntire, he picks up a Top 10 hit of his own in 1986 with "Savin' My Love For You"
Jun 26, 1953
Bass player Ralph Ezell is born in Union, Mississippi. As a member of Shenandoah, he plays a role in such hits as "The Church On Cumberland Road," "Janie Baker's Love Slave" and "Two Dozen Roses"
Jul 4, 1953
Kirk "Jelly Roll" Johnson is born in Lake Charles, Louisiana. He plays harmonica on Randy Travis' "Hard Rock Bottom Of Your Heart," John Michael Montgomery's "Life's A Dance" and The Judds' "Turn It Loose," among others
Jul 9, 1953
David Ball is born in Rock Hill, South Carolina. He scores one of 1994's biggest hits with his semi-novelty "Thinkin' Problem," returning to hitmaker status in 2001 with "Riding With Private Malone"
Jul 10, 1953
B.B. Watson is born in Tyler, Texas. His 1991 single "Light At The End Of The Tunnel" is the first to be released on RCA's subsidiary label, BNA Records
Jul 14, 1953
Guitarist/mandolinist Mike Henderson is born in Independence, Missouri. He becomes a linchpin in the bluegrass band The SteelDrivers and plays on a pair of Travis Tritt hits: "More Than You'll Ever Know" and "Where Corn Don't Grow." He also co-writes the Chris Stapleton hit "Broken Halos"
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