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Nov 1, 1933
Gene Autry records "Good Luck Old Pal ('Till We Meet Bye And Bye)" in Chicago. It will be used in the 2019 PBS series "Country Music: A Film By Ken Burns"
Nov 1, 1933
Fiddler Art Stamper is born in Hindman, Kentucky. He plays with numerous country and bluegrass acts, helping record The Stanley Brothers' "Angel Band" and The Osborne Brothers' "Ruby, Are You Mad?"
Nov 10, 1933
Dorothy Barton is born. She becomes the first wife of Jerry Lee Lewis, though certainly not the last
Nov 15, 1933
Guitarist Rusty Richards is born in Long Beach, California. He joins the western group The Sons Of The Pioneers from 1963-1966
Nov 21, 1933
Jean Shepard is born in Paul's Valley, Oklahoma. Hits such as "Second Fiddle (To An Old Guitar)," "A Satisfied Mind" and a Ferlin Husky duet, "A Dear John Letter," earn her membership in the Grand Ole Opry and the Country Music Hall of Fame
Nov 24, 1933
Steel guitarist Johnny Sibert is born in Indianapolis, Indiana. As a member of Carl Smith's band, he appears on most of Smith's hits, including "It's A Lovely, Lovely World," "Loose Talk" and "You're Free To Go"
Nov 25, 1933
Steel guitarist Kayton Roberts is born in Ona, Florida. Beginning in 1968, he spends 31 years as a member of Hank Snow's road band, the Rainbow Ranch Boys
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