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    • Oct 24, 1980
    Warner/Viva releases Glen Campbell's "Any Which Way You Can"
    Oct 24, 1980
    RCA releases Steve Wariner's "Your Memory"
    Oct 24, 1980
    Scotti Brothers releases the Fred Knoblock and Susan Anton single "Killin' Time"
    Oct 30, 1980
    Columbia releases Moe Bandy & Judy Bailey's "Following The Feeling"
    Oct 31, 1980
    Warner Bros. releases Gail Davies' remake of the Ray Price hit "I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)"
    Nov 5, 1980
    Warner Bros. releases The Doobie Brothers' pop single "One Step Closer," written by Carlene Carter, Keith Knudsen and John McFee. Knudsen and McFee are destined to become founding members of Southern Pacific
    Nov 5, 1980
    Warner Bros. releases T.G. Sheppard's "I Feel Like Loving You Again"
    Nov 5, 1980
    Mercury releases Johnny Russell's "Song Of The South." It becomes a hit eight years later for Alabama
    Nov 8, 1980
    "Elvis sang the songs that we loved so": Warner Bros. releases John Anderson's "1959," with a first-verse reference to Elvis Presley
    Nov 14, 1980
    Warner Bros. releases the Rex Allen Jr. and Margo Smith single "Cup Of Tea"



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