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    • Mar 6, 1983
    Country Music Television (CMT) makes its cable debut. The first video to air on the channel: Faron Young's "It's Four In The Morning"
    Aug 1, 1984
    Hank Williams Jr. shoots the video to "All To My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight" with Kris Kristofferson, George Thorogood, Willie Nelson, Porter Wagoner, George Jones, Cheech & Chong, Jim Varney, Mel Tillis and Waylon Jennings
    Sep 14, 1984
    MTV agrees to air Hank Williams Jr.'s "All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight" video
    Feb 13, 1985
    Ricky Skaggs and Bill Monroe shoot the video for Skaggs' "Country Boy" in New York's Times Square and on the subway
    Jun 10, 1985
    George Jones shoots his first video, for "Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes," in Nashville with producer Billy Sherrill playing a bus driver
    Jan 18, 1986
    Kenny Rogers, Juice Newton, Michael McDonald and Casey Kasem lead a group of stars who descend on Taft, California, to shoot a promotional video for the upcoming Hands Across America event. The video is expected to run during the Super Bowl
    Jan 30, 1986
    Reba McEntire begins filming the video for "Whoever's In New England" at the Eastern terminal of Boston's Logan Airport
    Feb 11, 1986
    Reba McEntire's first video, for "Whoever's In New England," premieres on the syndicated TV show "Entertainment Tonight"
    Dec 31, 1986
    George Strait shoots a performance at Dallas' Reunion Arena for video
    Jan 20, 1988
    One of the most stunning years in music history is documented with the release of the video "Elvis '56"



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