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    • Jul 7, 1973
    "Good Time Charlie: The Fastest Harp In The South" takes harmonica player Charlie McCoy to the top of the Billboard country albums chart
    Aug 3, 1973
    Merle Haggard, Marty Robbins and Charlie McCoy play the historic Hollywood Bowl. Haggard's set includes a surprise appearance by Roger Miller
    Oct 6, 1973
    Sonny James and Charlie McCoy hit the cornfields as guests on "Hee Haw." James performs "If She Just Helps Me Get Over You"
    Oct 15, 1973
    Harmonica player Charlie McCoy repeats as Instrumentalist of the Year during the seventh annual Country Music Association awards at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium
    Feb 4, 1974
    Charlie McCoy and Barefoot Jerry record the Grammy-nominated "Boogie Woogie" over the course of two sessions at Nashville's Cinderella Studios
    Apr 12, 1974
    Roy Clark hosts a country edition of the NBC-TV series "The Midnight Special," welcoming guests Conway Twitty, Lynn Anderson, Tom T. Hall, Charlie McCoy, Tommy Overstreet, Mel Tillis and Diana Trask
    Apr 15, 1974
    Charlie McCoy records four songs at Nashville's Cinderella Studios, three of which appear in Grammy-nominated albums. "Help Me" and "The Way We Were" are added to "The Nashville Hit Man," while "The Twelfth Of Never" goes on "Charlie My Boy"
    May 31, 1974
    "The Midnight Special" takes on a country motif, with host Marty Robbins, plus Bill Anderson, Don Gibson, Freddie Hart, George Jones, Charlie McCoy, Anne Murray, Johnny Rodriguez, Tommy Overstreet, Tammy Wynette and Diana Trask
    Nov 2, 1974
    Faron Young sings "Just What I Had In Mind" on "Hee Haw." The episode features instrumentals from harmonica player Charlie McCoy and banjo player Bobby Thompson, who covers "Superfly." The show is co-hosted by Roy Clark and Buck Owens, who performs "Unmitigated Gall"
    Jan 11, 1975
    Charlie McCoy and Molly Bee are musical guests on "Hee Haw." Co-host Roy Clark performs "I'll Hold You In My Heart (Till I Can Hold You In My Arms)" and "I Never Picked Cotton." Buck Owens does "Once A Day"
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