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Jul 12, 1973

Jerry Lee Lewis records "Sometimes A Memory Ain't Enough" and "He Can't Fill My Shoes" in an afternoon session at the Mercury Recording Studio in Nashville

Jul 12, 1973

Webb Pierce holds a recording session at Bradley's Barn in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. It proves to be the final session in a 22-year relationship with Decca and MCA

Jul 13, 1973

Gary S. Paxton records "One Day At A Time" in Nashville. It becomes a hit the following year for Marilyn Sellars and in 1980 for Cristy Lane

Jul 16, 1973

Rex Allen Jr. records "Should I Come Home (Or Should I Go Crazy)" at the Soundshop in Nashville. The song becomes a hit for Gene Watson six years later

Jul 17, 1973

Lefty Frizzell records his classics "I Never Go Around Mirrors" and "That's The Way Love Goes" at Nashville's Woodland Sound Studio

Jul 18, 1973

Jeanne Pruett records "I'm Your Woman" at Bradley's Barn in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee

Jul 18, 1973

Don Gibson records "Snap Your Fingers" during the afternoon at Acuff-Rose Sound Studio in Nashville

Jul 23, 1973

Brian Collins cuts "Statue Of A Fool" during a lunchtime recording session at Nashville's Jack Clement Studios

Jul 24, 1973

Johnny Cash records "Life's Little Ups And Downs" and "City Of New Orleans" at the House of Cash in Hendersonville, Tennessee. Both become hits for other country acts--the former for Ricky Van Shelton and the latter for Willie Nelson

Jul 30, 1973

Freddie Hart records "If You Can't Feel It (It Ain't There)" at the Jack Clement Studios on Belmont Boulevard in Nashville

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