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    • Mar 22, 1955
    James House is born in Sacramento, California. A songwriter on Diamond Rio's "In A Week Or Two," Martina McBride's "A Broken Wing" and Dwight Yoakam's "Ain't That Lonely Yet," he earns a hit of his own in 1995 with "This Is Me Missing You"
    May 31, 1994
    Sony's 550 Music releases the soundtrack to "The Cowboy Way," featuring Travis Tritt, Bon Jovi, James House, Emmylou Harris, The Allman Brothers Band and The Gibson/Miller Band
    Jun 3, 1994
    The movie "The Cowboy Way" debuts. Travis Tritt makes an appearance and sings the title song. Also heard are The Kentucky HeadHunters, The Gibson/Miller Band, The Allman Brothers Band, James House and Bon Jovi
    Dec 4, 1995
    In a first, a female impersonator joins the list of performers at the third annual CARES concert, at the Grand Ole Opry House to raise money for AIDS agencies. The bill includes: James House, John Berry, Pam Tillis and Billy Ray Cyrus
    Dec 14, 1995
    James House records "Little Deuce Coupe" with The Beach Boys at the River North Studios in Chicago for a Beach Boys country album
    Apr 2, 1996
    Songwriter Matraca Berg draws an A-list crowd at Nashville's 12th & Porter. She's joined on stage by Patty Loveless and Trisha Yearwood, while the audience includes James House, Kim Carnes and Mavericks Raul Malo and Robert Reynolds
    Jun 14, 1996
    Fun, fun, fun: The Beach Boys close Fan Fair at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds, singing their classics with Doug Supernaw, Lorrie Morgan, Sawyer Brown, Rodney Crowell, James House, Ricky Van Shelton, T. Graham Brown and Collin Raye
    Jul 30, 1996
    The soundtrack to the Kevin Costner movie "Tin Cup" is released. It includes Mary Chapin Carpenter's "Let Me Into Your Heart," alongside tracks from Patty Loveless, George Jones, Keb' Mo', Bruce Hornsby, The Texas Tornados, Joe Ely, James House and Shawn Colvin
    Aug 16, 1996
    The Kevin Costner golf movie "Tin Cup" opens. On the soundtrack: Mary Chapin Carpenter's "Let Me Into Your Heart," plus Patty Loveless, Joe Ely, George Jones, Keb' Mo', Bruce Hornsby, Shawn Colvin, James House and The Texas Tornados
    Aug 20, 1996
    In one of country music's more unusual collaborations, River North Records releases The Beach Boys' album "Stars And Stripes," featuring country remakes of their classics with Toby Keith, Lorrie Morgan, Sawyer Brown, Willie Nelson and others
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