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    • Jan 3, 1946
    Spade Cooley records "You Can't Break My Heart," "Detour" and "Crazy 'Cause I Love You" at the CBS Studios at Hollywood & Gower in Los Angeles
    Jan 23, 1946
    A Los Angeles judge dismisses charges filed by Ruthie Reece, a singer in Spade Cooley's band who accused Cooley of attacking her in Glendale in November. The judge calls the 18-year-old's story "improbable"
    Feb 18, 1946
    Columbia releases Spade Cooley's double-sided hit single, "Detour" and "You Can't Break My Heart"
    Mar 20, 1946
    Doug Green is born in Great Lakes, Illinois. He becomes Ranger Doug, of Riders In The Sky, helping preserve western music and becoming a member of the Grand Ole Opry. He also joins the western-swing ensemble The Time Jumpers
    Apr 1, 1946
    Columbia releases Bob Wills & The Texas Playboys' two-sided hit, "New Spanish Two-Step" and "Roly-Poly"
    May 18, 1946
    Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys take "New Spanish Two-Step" to #1 on the Billboard country singles chart, a position they will occupy for 16 of the next 17 weeks
    Jun 6, 1946
    Tex Williams records as a vocalist for Spade Cooley's band for the last time
    Jul 24, 1946
    Tex Williams holds his first recording session for Capitol Records
    Aug 8, 1946
    Spade Cooley and his wife, Ella Mae, have a daughter, Melody Cooley
    Sep 5, 1946
    Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys record "Sugar Moon," "Brain Cloudy Blues" and "Bob Wills Boogie" in Hollywood



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