Jul 20, 1966

"The Best Of Jim Reeves" earns a gold album from the RIAA

Aug 4, 1966

Roger Miller achieves an RIAA-certified gold album for "Dang Me"

Nov 1, 1966

Three albums by the King mine gold from the Recording Industry Association of America: "Elvis Presley," "50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong: Elvis' Golden Records, Volume 2" and "Elvis' Golden Records, Volume 3"

Feb 7, 1967

Nashville saxophone player Boots Randolph picks up his first gold album from the RIAA for "Yakety Sax"

Jul 14, 1967

Johnny Cash receives his second gold album from the RIAA for "I Walk The Line"

Oct 9, 1967

Bobbie Gentry's "Ode To Billie Joe" earns her first gold album from the RIAA

Feb 16, 1968

Elvis Presley receives the 10th gold album of his career, from the RIAA for the gospel release "How Great Thou Art"

Feb 26, 1968

The late Jim Reeves is honored by the RIAA with a gold album for "Distant Drums"

Mar 6, 1968

"The Best Of Buck Owens" is certified gold by the RIAA

Mar 13, 1968

"The Byrds' Greatest Hits" is certified gold by the RIAA. The band includes future country hitmakers Chris Hillman and Roger McGuinn