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May 18, 1959
A history lesson makes history as Johnny Horton's recording of "The Battle Of New Orleans" goes to #1 on the Billboard country singles chart
May 21, 1959
Carl Smith records the Mel Tillis-penned "Ten Thousand Drums" at the Bradley Studios in Nashville
Jun 6, 1959
Johnny Horton renews his contract with Columbia Records. The two-year deal offers a royalty rate of 5%
Jun 8, 1959
Columbia releases Carl Smith's "Ten Thousand Drums"
Jun 15, 1959
Columbia releases Bill Phillips & Mel Tillis' "Sawmill." It doesn't chart, but Tillis earns a hit with a solo version in 1973
Jun 22, 1959
Columbia releases Hawkshaw Hawkins' "Soldier's Joy"
Jul 1, 1959
Johnny Horton records "Johnny Reb" during the evening at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio on Nashville's Music Row
Jul 6, 1959
Columbia releases Johnny Cash's double-sided hit, "I Got Stripes" backed with "Five Feet High And Rising"
Jul 20, 1959
Columbia releases Johnny Horton's "Johnny Reb"
Jul 21, 1959
Stonewall Jackson records "Mary Don't You Weep"
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