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    • Dec 25, 1965
    Buck Owens' instrumental "Buckaroo" begins a two-week reign atop the Billboard country singles chart
    Dec 27, 1965
    Capitol releases songwriter Dallas Frazier's original version of "Elvira," a song eventually associated with The Oak Ridge Boys
    Jan 3, 1966
    Capitol releases Buck Owens' "Waitin' In Your Welfare Line"
    Jan 26, 1966
    Jean Shepard and Ray Pillow record "I'll Take The Dog"
    Jan 31, 1966
    Brian Wilson records his pop single "Caroline, No" at the Western Recorders in Los Angeles. Glen Campbell appears as a musician on the session, as does his future producer, Al de Lory
    Feb 7, 1966
    Capitol releases "Roll Out The Red Carpet For Buck Owens And His Buckaroos"
    Feb 14, 1966
    Buck Owens records "Where Does The Good Times Go" at the Capitol Studios in Hollywood. The version is placed in the vault after a more satisfactory version gets cut several weeks later
    Feb 14, 1966
    Roger Miller gets a whopping nine nominations in the Grammy awards, with "King Of The Road" in the running for Record of the Year. Jody Miller's satire, "Queen Of The House," is nominated for Best Country Vocal by a Female
    Feb 15, 1966
    Buck Owens records "Think Of Me" at the Capitol Recording Studios in Hollywood
    Feb 19, 1966
    Buck Owens launches a seven-week run at #1 on the Billboard country singles chart with "Waitin' In Your Welfare Line"
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