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Mar 2, 2005

Ronnie Milsap and Phil Vassar play the Ray Charles classic "What'd I Say" on dueling pianos for a Country Radio Seminar showcase at Nashville's The Stage. Their backup singers are Sara Evans, Rebecca Lynn Howard and Carolyn Dawn Johnson

Mar 2, 2005

Diamond Rio's Brian Prout and his wife, songwriter Stephanie Bentley, bring their twins home from Nashville's Baptist Hospital, where they've been kept in neo-natal intensive care for six weeks following their birth

Mar 2, 2005

Diamond Rio receives the humanitarian award during the annual Country Radio Seminar in Nashville

Mar 3, 2005

Tim McGraw snags six nominations to lead the field when the Academy of Country Music unveils its finalists in Nashville. Kenny Chesney, Alison Krauss and Gretchen Wilson each secure five nominations

Mar 3, 2005

Tanya Tucker is issued a restraining order against her ex-fiance, "Down On The Farm" songwriter Jerry Laseter, in Wilson County, Tennessee. She claims he has given her a black eye in an ongoing harassment. He denies any domestic abuse

Mar 4, 2005

The Country Music Hall of Fame opens a new exhibit, "Banjo Man: The Musical Journey Of Earl Scruggs"

Mar 5, 2005

Pat Green makes his Grand Ole Opry debut at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House

Mar 5, 2005

Nashville songwriter Jack Keller is diagnosed with leukemia. He wrote the Connie Francis hits "Everybody's Somebody's Fool" and "My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own," remade in country by Ernest Tubb and Debby Boone

Mar 6, 2005

The Nashville Palace closes. The 28-year-old venue, established by Jerry Reed, hatched several performers, including Randy Travis and Highway 101's Nikki Nelson. The venue is reopened at year's end

Mar 15, 2005

Boston's Berklee College of Music awards Earl Scruggs an honorary degree during a ceremony at Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame. Music for the event is provided by Marty Stuart, Bela Fleck, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings

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