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    • Sep 16, 1977
    Tom T. Hall records "May The Force Be With You Always," inspired by "Star Wars," in an afternoon at his Toy Box in Nashville
    Sep 21, 1977
    Singer/songwriter Bill LaBounty records "This Night Won't Last Forever" at the Creative Workshop in Nashville. The song becomes a pop hit for Michael Johnson in 1979 and a country hit for Sawyer Brown in 1997
    Sep 27, 1977
    T.G. Sheppard records "Mister D.J." at the Jack Clement Studios in Nashville
    Sep 28, 1977
    Kenny Rogers & Dottie West record "Every Time Two Fools Collide" at the Jack Clement Studios in Nashville
    Oct 1, 1977
    Asleep At The Wheel performs a live show at Knott's Berry Farm in Anaheim with The Texas Playboys. The concert is recorded and released in 1994 on Asleep At The Wheel's box set "Still Swingin'"
    Oct 5, 1977
    Crystal Gayle records new versions of two songs she previously cut, "When I Dream" and "Ready For The Times To Get Better," at Jack's Tracks in Nashville. The new takes will become singles
    Oct 10, 1977
    George Jones records James Taylor's "Bartender's Blues" in an afternoon session at Nashville's Columbia Studio A
    Oct 21, 1977
    Gene Cotton records the pop hit "Like A Sunday In Salem (The Amos & Andy Song)" at Nashville's Quadraphonic Studios with Music City session players Kenny Buttrey, Bobby Ogdin, Steve Gibson and Shane Keister
    Oct 26, 1977
    Zella Lehr records Dolly Parton's "Two Doors Down" in an evening session in Nashville two months before Parton cuts it
    Nov 2, 1977
    Mel Tillis records "What Did I Promise Her Last Night"



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