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Feb 25, 1964

Ray Price records "Please Talk To My Heart" at the Columbia Studios in Nashville and makes his first attempt at a future hit, "Take Me As I Am (Or Let Me Go)"

Feb 26, 1964

Loretta Lynn records "Wine Women And Song" at the Columbia Recording Studios on 16th Avenue South in Nashville

Feb 27, 1964

Dottie West records "Here Comes My Baby"

Mar 1, 1964

The Beatles record "I'm Happy Just To Dance With You" at London's Abbey Road. Anne Murray later turns the song into a minor country hit

Mar 5, 1964

Johnny Cash records "The Ballad Of Ira Hayes," based on the tragic life of a World War II hero, at the Columbia Recording Studio in Nashville

Mar 5, 1964

Warner Mack records the Jim Glaser-penned "Sittin' In An All Nite Cafe"

Mar 9, 1964

Skeeter Davis records "Gonna Get Along Without You Now"

Mar 10, 1964

Ernest Tubb & Loretta Lynn record "Mr. And Mrs. Used To Be" at the Columbia Recording Studio in Nashville

Mar 10, 1964

Carl Butler & Pearl record "I'm Hanging Up The Phone"

Mar 12, 1964

Roy Drusky records "Pick Of The Week" at Nashville's Columbia Recording Studio

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