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Mar 13, 1965

The Statler Brothers record "Flowers On The Wall" at a session originally slated for Johnny Cash, who failed to appear, at the Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville

Mar 16, 1965

Jody Miller records "Queen Of The House," a response to Roger Miller's "King Of The Road," at Los Angeles' Capitol Recording Studios

Mar 16, 1965

Waylon Jennings makes his first recordings in a new deal with RCA, working with Chet Atkins at a Nashville session

Mar 16, 1965

Hank Williams Jr. concludes recording for the Grammy-nominated album "Father & Son," pairing him with the vocals of his late daddy. The day's work includes "I Won't Be Home No More," "Wedding Bells" and "Lovesick Blues"

Mar 16, 1965

Warner Mack records "The Bridge Washed Out" in Nashville

Mar 17, 1965

Claude King records "Tiger Woman" during an evening session at the Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville

Mar 17, 1965

Connie Smith records "I Can't Remember" in an overnight session at RCA Studio B on Hawkins Street in Nashville

Mar 18, 1965

Tennessee Ernie Ford records "Hicktown"

Mar 19, 1965

Waylon Jennings records his first charted single, "That's The Chance I'll Have To Take," at RCA Studio B in Nashville during an evening session

Mar 25, 1965

Buck Owens records "Before You Go" in an afternoon session at the Capitol Recording Studios in Los Angeles

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