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Jun 10, 1959

The Maddox Brothers & Rose record "Sally Let Your Bangs Hang Down" at the Capitol Studios in Los Angeles

Jun 11, 1959

Jimmy C. Newman records "Grin And Bear It" during the evening at Nashville's Bradley Recording Studio

Jun 15, 1959

Hank Snow records the hobo tale "The Last Ride" during an evening session at RCA Studio B in Nashville

Jun 15, 1959

Don Gibson records "Don't Tell Me Your Troubles" during a morning session at RCA Studio B in Nashville

Jun 16, 1959

Buck Owens records his first Top 10 hit, "Under Your Spell Again," at the Capitol Recording Studio in Hollywood

Jun 26, 1959

Ray Charles records Hank Snow's "I'm Movin' On" at the Atlantic Recording Studios in New York, and gains an R&B hit

Jul 1, 1959

Johnny Horton records "Johnny Reb" during the evening at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio on Nashville's Music Row

Jul 3, 1959

Patsy Cline records "Life's Railway To Heaven" at Nashville's Bradley Film & Recording Studio. It eventually appears in the 2006 soundtrack to the movie "The Notorious Bettie Page"

Jul 7, 1959

The Everly Brothers record "('Til) I Kissed You" at Nashville's RCA Studio B

Jul 21, 1959

Stonewall Jackson records "Mary Don't You Weep"

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