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    • Jan 13, 1970
    Bill Anderson & Jan Howard record "Someday We'll Be Together" during the evening at Bradley's Barn in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee
    Jan 16, 1970
    Jerry Shook overdubs guitar on Marty Robbins' "My Woman, My Woman, My Wife" at the Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville
    Jan 20, 1970
    Kirk Douglas visits Nashville to convince Johnny Cash to appear with him in the western movie "A Gunfight"
    Jan 20, 1970
    Marty Robbins enters Nashville's Saint Thomas Hospital for tests and ends up having heart surgery one week later
    Jan 21, 1970
    Bass player Howard Watts dies of a heart attack in Nashville. As Cedric Rainwater, he played with Ray Price, Bill Monroe and Flatt & Scruggs, and was a member of The Drifting Cowboys band during the final three years of Hank Williams' life
    Jan 22, 1970
    Chet Atkins records "Cherokee," "How High The Moon" and "Inka Dinka Doo" at RCA Studio B in Nashville on his first session for the album "Yestergroovin'." The LP earns a Grammy nomination
    Jan 23, 1970
    Songwriter Gene MacLellan records his original version of "Snowbird" at the Woodland Sound Studio in Nashville. Within six months, Anne Murray's string-laden version becomes her first hit
    Jan 26, 1970
    Chet Atkins holds the final session for his album "Yestergroovin'," a future Grammy nominee, at Nashville's RCA Studio B
    Jan 27, 1970
    George Hamilton IV records "She's A Little Bit Country" in a midday Nashville session
    Jan 27, 1970
    Marty Robbins undergoes triple-bypass surgery at Nashville's Saint Thomas Hospital. The operation takes six hours, and Robbins, staying in room #348, receives more than 10,000 letters from fans
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