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Jan 6, 2004

Micky Dolenz takes over the role of Zoser in the Disney production of "Aida" at New York's Palace Theater. He sang lead for The Monkees on "Last Train To Clarksville," named in a Country Music Foundation book among country's all-time greatest singles

Jan 9, 2004

"Hard Rock Bottom Of Your Heart" songwriter Hugh Prestwood is arrested at the Long Island MacArthur Airport in Ronkonkoma, New York, for weapons possession and two counts--later dropped--of drug possession

Jan 17, 2004

Future country singer Jessica Simpson and her husband, Nick Lachey, co-host NBC's "Saturday Night Live" from New York

Jan 22, 2004

The Bottom Line, a significant club in New York's Greenwich Village, closes just weeks before its 30th anniversary. Among the many country artists who performed there: Dolly Parton, Trisha Yearwood, Tammy Wynette and Kris Kristofferson

Feb 16, 2004

Blues singer Ella Johnson dies in New York City. She was the vocalist for brother Buddy Johnson's band, singing lead on 1944's "When My Man Comes Home," which appeared on one of Billboard's first country charts

Feb 17, 2004

Ashley Judd falls on stage during a performance of "Cat On A Hot Tin Roof" at Broadway's Music Box Theatre. The accident partially tears a muscle and ligaments in her left ankle, forcing her onto crutches and ending her run in the production

Mar 6, 2004

Former Byrds member David Crosby is arrested at the Double Tree Suites Hotel in New York's Times Square for possession of marijuana and a gun

Mar 15, 2004

"We've Got Tonight" songwriter Bob Seger enters the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, alongside George Harrison, Prince, ZZ Top, Jackson Browne, The Dells and Traffic, during a ceremony at New York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel

Mar 28, 2004

Willie Nelson performs "I Can't Stop Loving You" during a taping for an NBC-TV special, "Apollo At 70: A Hot Night In Harlem," in New York. Also appearing: Bob Dylan, Natalie Cole, Denzel Washington, James Ingram, Quincy Jones, Herbie Hancock and Harry Connick Jr.

Mar 30, 2004

Brad Paisley tapes an installment of the Radney Foster-hosted "CMT Crossroads" in New York, teaming with pop singer/songwriter/guitarist John Mayer. Included in the set list: "Daughters," "Bigger Than My Body," "Little Moments" and "Celebrity"

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