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Jul 4, 1986
Moe Bandy signs with Curb Records on stage in front of 51,000 people in Oklahoma
Jul 16, 1986
The Tennessean reports Columbia Records has allowed Johnny Cash's recording contract to lapse after 28 years on the label. Cash allegedly finds out by reading the newspaper, though the story quotes his manager
Jul 30, 1986
John Denver is dropped by RCA after releasing "What Are We Making Weapons For." Some observers speculate it's because General Electric, the new owner of RCA, manufactures weapons
Aug 22, 1986
Following a 30-year association with Columbia Records, Johnny Cash signs a new recording deal with Mercury/PolyGram
Aug 30, 1986
Steve Earle is sued by his former manager, John Lomax, for $40,160, covering unpaid commissions, expenses and interest. They settle out of court for $20,000
Jan 14, 1987
Columbia Records throws a party in New York to celebrate the signing of Dolly Parton. The unusual guest list includes Andy Warhol, Grace Jones, Calvin Klein and comedian David Brenner
Feb 8, 1987
Opryland Music's 16th Avenue Records announces the signing of Charley Pride
Apr 21, 1987
CBS Records acquires Fred Foster's Monument label, including previous recordings by the likes of Roy Orbison, Kris Kristofferson and Billy Swan. Ten years later, Monument will launch The Dixie Chicks
Oct 7, 1987
Mel Tillis announces he's selling his publishing companies to PolyGram Music for an estimated $4 million. Among Tillis-penned songs in the catalog are "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town," "Detroit City" and "Burning Memories"
Nov 16, 1987
Garth Brooks signs his first songwriting contract, with Bob Doyle's Major Bob Music
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