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Feb 1, 1976
Elvis Presley takes a midnight flight from Memphis to Denver for Fool's Gold Loafs, a glorified peanut butter sandwich that costs $49.95. He returns by 5 a.m.
Feb 2, 1976
MCA releases Loretta Lynn's album "When The Tingle Becomes A Chill"
Feb 2, 1976
MCA releases Bill Anderson & Mary Lou Turner's album "Sometimes"
Feb 2, 1976
Buck Owens begins a one-week run as a guest on "Hollywood Squares" with George Gobel, Charo and Michael Landon
Feb 4, 1976
Dolly Parton tapes the pilot for her first syndicated television show, "Dolly," at Opryland's production studios
Feb 4, 1976
Elvis Presley records "Moody Blue" in the Jungle Room at Graceland in Memphis
Feb 5, 1976
"Mackintosh And T.J." opens in theaters. It's Roy Rogers' final starring movie role
Feb 5, 1976
Elvis Presley records "Hurt" in the Jungle Room at Graceland Mansion in Memphis. He also records "For The Heart," which The Judds are destined to remake as their first hit, "Had A Dream (For The Heart)"
Feb 6, 1976
Four months after a near-fatal plane crash, Earl Scruggs makes his return to the stage in Bloomington, Indiana. Scruggs travels to the show by bus
Feb 6, 1976
Ronnie Milsap performs "Daydreams About Night Things" and "Just In Case" as he joins the Grand Ole Opry
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