Mar 26, 1960

Elvis Presley gets $125,000 for a six-minute appearance in the taping of "The Frank Sinatra-Timex Special" at Miami's Fontainebleau Hotel, performing "Fame And Fortune" and "Stuck On You." He harmonizes with Sinatra on "Love Me Tender"

Apr 2, 1960

Buck Owens sings "Above And Beyond" on ABC's "Jubilee USA"

Apr 2, 1960

Johnny Horton performs "Sink The Bismarck" in a guest slot on ABC-TV's music series "The Dick Clark Show"

Apr 9, 1960

Brenda Lee sings "Jambalaya (On The Bayou)" during ABC's "Jubilee USA"

Apr 30, 1960

Conway Twitty and Jackie Wilson guest on ABC's "The Dick Clark Show"

May 1, 1960

Johnny Horton performs "Sink The Bismarck" on CBS-TV's "The Ed Sullivan Show" from New York

May 8, 1960

The Browns perform "The Old Lamplighter" from New York during an installment of CBS-TV's "The Ed Sullivan Show"

May 12, 1960

On a Frank Sinatra TV special, Sinatra welcomes Elvis Presley back to civilian life and trades tunes. Sinatra croons "Love Me Tender," while Elvis sings "Witchcraft"

May 12, 1960

"The Ford Show," starring Tennessee Ernie Ford and Molly Bee, welcomes guests Johnny Cash and Homer & Jethro

May 24, 1960

Two years after he last produced a country hit for Marty Robbins, Mitch Miller debuts the bouncing ball at the bottom of the screen on NBC-TV's "Ford Startime." The following January, his karaoke concept becomes a series, "Sing Along With Mitch"