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Apr 1, 1981
CBS airs "Country Comes Home," a special featuring Johnny Cash, Crystal Gayle, Roy Clark, Loretta Lynn, Ray Charles, Lacy J. Dalton, The Oak Ridge Boys, Tanya Tucker and Glen Campbell
Apr 1, 1981
"Roses In The Snow" earns Emmylou Harris her fifth gold album from the RIAA
Apr 1, 1981
Billy Bob's Texas, the world's biggest honky tonk, opens in Fort Worth with a concert by Larry Gatlin & The Gatlin Brothers Band
Apr 3, 1981
Michael Martin Murphey's movie "Hard Country" opens. Tanya Tucker's "Texas (When I Die)" is in the soundtrack along with music by Joe Ely and Jerry Lee Lewis
Apr 3, 1981
The Warner Bros. documentary "This Is Elvis" is released
Apr 4, 1981
Sylvia's "Drifter" hits #1 on the Billboard country singles chart
Apr 4, 1981
Songwriter Fred Glickman dies in Los Angeles. His legacy includes "Mule Train," a pop hit for Frankie Laine and a country hit for Tennessee Ernie Ford
Apr 4, 1981
Alabama performs "Old Flame" and Mel Tillis sings "Southern Rains" on "Solid Gold"
Apr 4, 1981
The NBC variety show "Barbara Mandrell & The Mandrell Sisters" welcomes guests Dottie West and Jim Stafford
Apr 5, 1981
Mike Eli is born in Tomball, Texas. He becomes the lead singer of The Eli Young Band, which earns an Academy of Country Music award in 2012 with the Song of the Year, "Crazy Girl." EYB also nabs hits with "Even If It Breaks Your Heart," "Always The Love Songs" and "Drunk Last Night"
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