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Mar 7, 1978

The Oak Ridge Boys record "Come On In" at Woodland Sound in Nashville. The session also yields "Callin' Baton Rouge," destined to become a hit for Garth Brooks

Mar 7, 1978

Johnny Russell records "He Stopped Loving Her Today" and "You'll Be Back (Every Night In My Dreams)" at Sound Masters in Nashville. The songs will become hits for George Jones and The Statler Brothers, respectively

Mar 13, 1978

Kenny O'Dell records "Let's Shake Hands And Come Out Lovin'" at the Soundshop on Division Street in Nashville

Mar 14, 1978

Singer/songwriter Hugh Moffatt records "The Gambler" at Nashville's LSI Studio. The song becomes a major hit for Kenny Rogers several months later

Mar 21, 1978

Con Hunley records his first two hits, "Week-End Friend" and "You've Still Got A Place In My Heart," at Nashville's Columbia Studio B

Mar 21, 1978

The Osborne Brothers record "I'll Fly Away" for the album "Bluegrass Concerto" at the Hilltop Recording Studio in Nashville. The album brings them a Grammy nomination

Mar 22, 1978

Lynn Anderson records "Sometimes When We Touch" at Nashville's Columbia Studios. The song succeeds on the country chart seven years later in the hands of Mark Gray and Tammy Wynette

Mar 28, 1978

Roy Clark and Buck Trent begin two days of recording at the Jack Clement Studios in Nashville. The sessions result in the Grammy-nominated album "Banjo Bandits"

Mar 30, 1978

Waylon Jennings begins recording "I've Always Been Crazy" in an overnight session at the Jack Clement Studios in Nashville

Mar 31, 1978

Willie Nelson begins a one-week engagement at Harrah's Tahoe, where he records the album "Willie & Family Live"

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