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    • Sep 24, 1974
    Tiny Moore and Johnny Gimble do additional work on Merle Haggard's "Kentucky Gambler" during a late-night overdub session at the Columbia Studios in Nashville
    Apr 30, 1975
    Fiddler Johnny Gimble, guitarist Dave Kirby and piano player Hargus "Pig" Robbins take part in overdubs on Merle Haggard's "Running Kind" at the Jack Clement Studios in Nashville
    May 22, 1975
    Fiddler Johnny Gimble and banjo player Victor Jordan are added to Loretta Lynn's "Home" during morning overdubs at Bradley's Barn in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee
    Jul 28, 1975
    Guitarist Grady Martin, fiddler Johnny Gimble and harmonica player Charlie McCoy take part in overdubs for La Costa's "Western Man" at the Columbia Studios in Nashville
    Oct 13, 1975
    Fiddler Johnny Gimble takes Instrumentalist of the Year during the ninth annual Country Music Association awards at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville
    Nov 12, 1975
    Merle Haggard records the Bob Wills hit "Cherokee Maiden" in an evening at Nashville's Jack Clement Studios with a band that features former Texas Playboys Tiny Moore, Eldon Shamblin and Johnny Gimble
    Sep 25, 1976
    Merle Haggard performs "Movin' On" and "The Roots Of My Raising" on "Pop! Goes The Country," and joins former Texas Playboys Eldon Shamblin, Tiny Moore and Johnny Gimble on "Cherokee Maiden." Hosted by Ralph Emery, the episode also boasts Leona Williams and Ronnie Reno
    Mar 8, 1978
    The Shelly Kurland Strings and four other musicians--Lamont Parkey, Johnny Gimble, Jack Smith and Eddy Anderson--add new parts to Bill Anderson's "I Can't Wait Any Longer" during two overdub sessions at the Soundshop in Nashville
    Feb 3, 1979
    Johnny Duncan performs "She Can Put Her Shoes Under My Bed (Anytime)" on "Hee Haw." Also featured are Janie Fricke and fiddler Johnny Gimble, who plays "Fiddlin' Around." Other music includes Buck Owens' cover of "Take It Easy," Roy Clark's "Alabama Jubilee" and a six-fiddle version of "Bile Them Cabbage Down"
    May 2, 1979
    Johnny Gimble breaks Billy Armstrong's 13-year stranglehold on the Top Fiddle trophy, winning the honor during the 14th annual Academy Of Country Music awards, televised by NBC from the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles
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