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    • Dec 3, 1954
    In his second stab at the song, Webb Pierce records Jimmie Rodgers' "In The Jailhouse Now" at the Castle Studio in Nashville's Tulane Hotel
    Dec 7, 1954
    Marty Robbins records a remake of Elvis Presley's "That's All Right" during an evening session at Nashville's Castle Studio
    Dec 13, 1954
    Hank Thompson records "Most Of All" and "Breakin' In Another Heart" at Capitol's Melrose Avenue studios in Los Angeles
    Dec 14, 1954
    Hank Thompson records the instrumental "Wildwood Flower" in the early morning hours with help from Merle Travis at the Capitol Recording Studios on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles
    Dec 18, 1954
    Justin Tubb records "I Gotta Go Get My Baby"
    Dec 31, 1954
    Bill Monroe records "Wheel Hoss" in Nashville. Ricky Skaggs wins a Grammy award in 1985 for his recording of the song
    Jan 6, 1955
    Red Sovine and Goldie Hill record "Are You Mine" at the Castle Studio in Nashville
    Jan 15, 1955
    Kitty Wells records "Makin' Believe" and "I'd Rather Stay Home" at the Bradley Studio on Hillsboro Road in Nashville
    Jan 17, 1955
    Rockabilly artist Charlie Feathers holds his first recording session at producer Sam Phillips' Sun Recording Studio in Memphis. The band includes steel player Stan Kesler, with whom Feathers writes Elvis Presley's "I Forgot To Remember To Forget"
    Jan 21, 1955
    Carl Smith records "Wait A Little Longer Please, Jesus" during an evening session at Nashville's Castle Studio



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