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    • May 13, 1961
    The Louvin Brothers record the Chet Atkins-penned "How's The World Treating You." The song eventually is remade by Alison Krauss and James Taylor, who earn a Grammy nomination for their performance
    May 16, 1961
    Carl Smith records "Air Mail To Heaven" and "Kisses Never Lie"
    May 18, 1961
    Claude King records the definitive version of his first hit, "Big River, Big Man," during an evening session at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio in Nashville
    May 21, 1961
    Brenda Lee records the pop hit "Dum Dum" in Nashville at the Bradley Studios
    May 23, 1961
    Flatt & Scruggs record "Go Home" at the Recording Studio in Nashville
    May 24, 1961
    Buck Owens records "Under The Influence Of Love" in an afternoon session at the Capitol tower in Hollywood
    May 25, 1961
    Rex Allen records the theme to the movie "Marines, Let's Go" at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio in Nashville
    May 25, 1961
    Roy Drusky records "I Went Out Of My Way (To Make You Happy)"
    May 26, 1961
    Following an association with Capitol Records, Jerry Reed holds the first of six recording sessions in a new deal with Columbia. He'll move along to RCA before finally reaching his commercial peak
    May 26, 1961
    Ray Stevens records a minor pop hit, "Jeremiah Peabody's Poly Unsaturated Quick Dissolving Fast Acting Pleasant Tasting Green And Purple Pills," in his first Mercury session, at Nashville's Bradley Recording Studio



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