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Mar 26, 1982

MCA releases the Ed Bruce single "Love's Found You And Me"

Mar 26, 1982

Columbia releases the Grammy-winning pop album "Toto IV." The band's bass player, David Hungate, is living in Nashville, where he becomes a session musician, contributing to hits by George Strait, Crystal Gayle and Shania Twain, among others

Mar 26, 1982

MCA releases Don Williams' album "Listen To The Radio"

Mar 31, 1982

Columbia releases Toto's pop single "Rosanna." The band includes bass player David Hungate, who segues during the decade to session work for such country acts as George Strait, Conway Twitty, Dan Seals and Crystal Gayle

Apr 1, 1982

MCA releases Lee Greenwood's debut album, "Inside Out"

Apr 2, 1982

Elektra releases Hank Williams Jr.'s album "High Notes"

Apr 2, 1982

MCA releases Barbara Mandrell's "Till You're Gone"

Apr 2, 1982

RCA releases Charley Pride's "I Don't Think She's In Love Anymore"

Apr 5, 1982

Elektra/Curb releases The Osmond Brothers' "I Think About Your Lovin'"

Apr 6, 1982

Columbia releases Marty Robbins' "Some Memories Just Won't Die"

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