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    • May 15, 1968
    Buck Owens & The Buckaroos perform "I've Got A Tiger By The Tail" and "Sweet Rosie Jones" on NBC's "The Kraft Music Hall." Host Eddy Arnold's contributions include "I Really Don't Want To Know" and his new single, "It's Over"
    May 22, 1968
    Eddy Arnold hosts NBC's "The Kraft Music Hall," joining guest Phyllis McGuire on a version of "Sincerely." Arnold also reprises his hit "I'll Hold You In My Heart (Till I Can Hold You In My Arms)" and the Bobby Goldsboro single "Honey"
    May 28, 1968
    With NBC pressuring Elvis Presley to guest on one of its weekly shows to promote his upcoming special, Colonel Tom Parker fires off a letter to the network saying an appearance would cost $250,000. The stint never takes place
    May 29, 1968
    Eddy Arnold performs "Turn The World Around" and "Gentle On My Mind" while hosting NBC's "The Kraft Music Hall." Guests for the week include The Brothers Four and Anita Bryant
    Jun 5, 1968
    Eddy Arnold concludes a seven-week stint as the host of NBC-TV's "The Kraft Music Hall" with The New Christy Minstrels appearing as musical guests. During his shift, the program was subtitled "Country Fair"
    Jun 27, 1968
    Elvis Presley starts taping his first television special, "Elvis," for NBC at the network's studio in Burbank, California
    Aug 19, 1968
    "The Monkees" ends a two-year prime-time run on NBC-TV. The group's "Last Train To Clarksville" is named among country's 500 greatest singles in the 2003 Country Music Foundation book "Heartaches By The Number"
    Aug 20, 1968
    Colonel Tom Parker attends a screening of Elvis Presley's forthcoming TV special. The manager blows up because the show doesn't include a Christmas song
    Aug 21, 1968
    "If I Were A Carpenter" songwriter Tim Hardin performs on NBC's "The Kraft Music Hall," also featuring Ed McMahon and Sly & The Family Stone
    Sep 11, 1968
    Bobbie Gentry and Eddy Arnold appear on NBC's "The Kraft Music Hall"
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