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    • Oct 13, 1962
    Don Everly collapses on stage at the outset of an English tour. He is hospitalized at Charing Cross Hospital in London for a drug overdose, though the hospital calls it food poisoning. He tries a second overdose the same day in his hotel room
    Nov 11, 1962
    Johnny Cash and June Carter conclude a USO tour of South Korea with a performance at Camp Casey
    Nov 23, 1962
    Patsy Cline opens a 35-date engagement at Las Vegas' Merri-Mint Theater. She hires Tompall & The Glaser Brothers as her backing vocalists
    Dec 8, 1962
    Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs play New York's prestigious Carnegie Hall with Merle Travis. They lace their set with "Wildwood Flower," "The Ballad Of Jed Clampett" and "Gotta Travel On," among other titles. The show is released as an album, "Flatt & Scruggs At Carnegie Hall"
    Dec 9, 1962
    Record producer George Martin visits the Cavern Club in Liverpool, where he first sees The Beatles, the clients who bring him to fame. Martin goes on to produce 1980s country hits for Kenny Rogers
    Dec 15, 1962
    Bass player Bill Wyman makes his first live appearance with The Rolling Stones at Putney's Church Hall in London. He plays on their hit "Honky Tonk Women," hailed among the 500 greatest country records in a Country Music Foundation publication
    Dec 25, 1962
    During her show at the Merri-Mint Theater in Las Vegas, Patsy Cline cries, noting that she ought to be at home. It turns out to be her final Christmas
    Dec 28, 1962
    Patsy Cline completes her Las Vegas debut at the Merri-Mint Theater, where she earned $35,000 in a five-week engagement
    Jan 1, 1963
    Johnny Cash makes a return visit to perform at San Quentin prison in California, appearing with June Carter
    Jan 14, 1963
    Drummer Charlie Watts plays his first show with The Rolling Stones at The Flamingo in London. The band goes on to cut "Honky Tonk Women," ranked among country's 500 greatest singles in the Country Music Foundation's "Heartaches By The Number"



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