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Feb 22, 1973

Jim Ed Brown records "Southern Loving" in an afternoon session at RCA Studio B in Nashville. He also cuts a version of "Drinking Champagne," destined to become a George Strait hit in 1990

Feb 22, 1973

Freddy Weller completes recording on Chuck Berry's "Too Much Monkey Business," two days after the initial session

Feb 23, 1973

Freddy Weller finishes recording "The Perfect Stranger," two days after the first session, at the Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville

Feb 26, 1973

Leon Russell begins recording a country album in Nashville under a pseudonym, "Hank Wilson's Back, Vol. I." Cut in three days, the album yields two singles: "Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms" and "A Six Pack To Go"

Feb 27, 1973

Tommy Overstreet records "Send Me No Roses" in a morning session at Columbia Studio A in Nashville

Feb 28, 1973

New instrumental parts are recorded for the late Jim Reeves' "Am I That Easy To Forget" in a morning session at the RCA Studios in Nashville

Feb 28, 1973

After recording for the label for more than 20 years, Carl Smith holds his final Columbia session

Mar 1, 1973

Lynn Anderson records "Sing About Love" during an afternoon session at the Columbia Studios in Nashville

Mar 5, 1973

Loretta Lynn records "Love Is The Foundation" at Bradley's Barn in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. The recording becomes her first single on the MCA label, following the closure of the Decca imprint

Mar 6, 1973

Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn record "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" at Bradley's Barn in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee

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