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    • Aug 4, 2003
    Lynyrd Skynyrd guitarist Gary Rossington, a co-writer of "Sweet Home Alabama," is released from an Atlanta hospital after being treated for exhaustion and a mild seizure. Skynyrd cancels approximately three weeks of dates, allowing him to rest
    Aug 15, 2003
    Songwriter Gerry House, the morning air personality on Nashville radio station WSIX, has emergency surgery for a bleeding artery in his brain. Among House's credits: "Little Rock," "On The Side Of Angels" and "The Big One"
    Aug 17, 2003
    Songwriter and Nashville radio personality Gerry House has his second brain surgery in a three-day period, this one to relieve swelling and fluid on the brain. House wrote "Little Rock," "The River And The Highway" and "On The Side Of Angels"
    Aug 25, 2003
    Johnny Cash checks in at Nashville's Baptist Hospital with a stomach ailment
    Aug 29, 2003
    The Tennessean reports that Tony Joe White, who wrote Hank Williams Jr.'s "Rainy Night In Georgia," ripped his thumb open on his Tennessee farm, requiring 25 stitches and the cancellation of a Nashville show
    Aug 30, 2003
    John Anderson suffers a heart attack and is taken to the Charleston Area Medical Center in West Virginia, where he undergoes an angioplasty. A performance slated for that evening is, of course, cancelled
    Sep 2, 2003
    John Anderson is released from the Charleston Area Medical Center, where he had an angioplasty after suffering a heart attack
    Sep 11, 2003
    Johnny Cash is taken to Nashville's Baptist Hospital with respiratory problems. It's the final trip of his life
    Sep 12, 2003
    John Anderson returns to the concert stage with a performance at the White County Fair in Searcy, Arkansas, two weeks after suffering a heart attack
    Sep 14, 2003
    An ill Tim McGraw leaves the stage after just four songs at his annual Swampstock benefit concert in Rayville, Louisiana. Taking his place at the last minute are Faith Hill, Buddy Jewell, Chris Cagle and The Warren Brothers



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