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    • May 29, 1954
    Marty Robbins records "Call Me Up (And I'll Come Calling On You)" and "Time Goes By" during an afternoon session at Dallas' Jim Beck Studio
    Jun 8, 1954
    Faron Young records "A Place For Girls Like You" at Nashville's Castle Studio
    Jun 22, 1954
    Ernest Tubb records "Two Glasses, Joe" in the early afternoon at the Castle Studio in Nashville's Tulane Hotel
    Jul 2, 1954
    Slim Whitman records "Singing Hills" at the KWKH Studio in Shreveport, Louisiana
    Jul 5, 1954
    Elvis Presley records "That's All Right" at Memphis' Sun Recording Studio
    Jul 9, 1954
    Elvis Presley records Bill Monroe's "Blue Moon Of Kentucky" at the Sun Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee
    Jul 14, 1954
    Webb Pierce records "I'm Gonna Fall Out Of Love With You" in Nashville at the Tulane Hotel's Castle Studio
    Jul 26, 1954
    Sonny James records "She Done Give Her Heart To Me"
    Jul 27, 1954
    The Erroll Garner Trio records "Misty" at the Universal Recording Studios in Chicago. The song is revived as a banjo-laden country hit two decades later by Ray Stevens
    Aug 11, 1954
    Webb Pierce records "More And More" in Nashville at the Castle Studio



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