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Feb 1, 1965
Don Gibson is admitted to Nashville's Baptist Hospital after he's found at the Biltmore Motel, unconscious from a drug overdose. The event is labeled a suicide attempt, triggered by domestic problems, though Gibson later denies trying to take his life
Feb 5, 1965
Charlie Rich records "There Won't Be Anymore" at Nashville's RCA Studio B. It's nearly nine years before it actually becomes a hit
Feb 10, 1965
Lefty Frizzell records "She's Gone, Gone, Gone" at the Columbia Studios in Nashville
Feb 11, 1965
Roger Miller records "One Dyin' And A Buryin'" in Nashville
Feb 17, 1965
"Tennessee Waltz" is declared Tennessee's official state song in a resolution signed by governor Frank Clement
Mar 1, 1965
Minnie Pearl drops off 72,500 Easter Seals letters at the Nashville post office, and delivers a comedic performance for postal workers
Mar 2, 1965
Marty Robbins records Gordon Lightfoot's "Ribbon Of Darkness" during an evening session at Nashville's Columbia Studio B
Mar 4, 1965
Loretta Lynn records "The Home You're Tearin' Down" at the Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville
Mar 4, 1965
Little Jimmy Dickens records "May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose" during the evening at the Columbia Recording Studio in Nashville
Mar 9, 1965
Three months after he first attempted it, Ray Price records the single version of "The Other Woman" in an evening session at the Columbia Studios in Nashville
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