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Apr 9, 1974
Barbara Mandrell records "This Time I Almost Made It" during the afternoon at Nashville's Columbia Recording Studios
Apr 10, 1974
Roy Clark records "The Great Divide" during an evening session at the Jack Clement Studios in Nashville
Apr 10, 1974
Jacky Ward holds his first Mercury recording session in Nashville. He earns all of his hits during the association, which lasts until 1981
Apr 15, 1974
Tom T. Hall records "That Song Is Driving Me Crazy" at the Mercury Custom Recording Studio in Nashville
Apr 15, 1974
Charlie McCoy records four songs at Nashville's Cinderella Studios, three of which appear in Grammy-nominated albums. "Help Me" and "The Way We Were" are added to "The Nashville Hit Man," while "The Twelfth Of Never" goes on "Charlie My Boy"
Apr 18, 1974
It's a date: Lynn Anderson records "What A Man, My Man Is" with her man, producer Glenn Sutton, at the Columbia Studios in Nashville
Apr 24, 1974
Johnny Paycheck records "Ain't She Somethin' Else" at the Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville. Conway Twitty turns the song into a hit 10 years later
Apr 30, 1974
Merle Haggard records "Old Man From The Mountain" in Dallas
May 9, 1974
Singer/songwriter Gary Chapman holds his first Nashville recording session, at the Mercury Studios. Chapman will go on to write T.G. Sheppard's "Finally" and Kenny Rogers' "I Prefer The Moonlight," and to host TNN's "Prime Time Country"
May 10, 1974
Eric Clapton records "I Shot The Sheriff" at Miami's Criteria Studios. The band includes drummer Jamie Oldaker, a future member of The Tractors
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