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    • Aug 2, 1945
    Roy Acuff records "Pins And Needles (In My Heart)" at radio station WBBM in Chicago. He also cuts the Fred Rose song "Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain," a future Willie Nelson hit; and "No One Will Ever Know," a future hit for Gene Watson
    Aug 4, 1945
    While on a USO tour of the Pacific, Gene Autry has drinks with General Roger Ramey, just two days before Ramey oversees the atomic bomb's use on Hiroshima
    Aug 4, 1945
    Guitarist Fred Tackett is born in Little Rock, Arkansas. A Los Angeles session player known for his work on pop hits by Lionel Richie and Boz Scaggs, he also appears on country hits by Glen Campbell, Deborah Allen, Clint Black and Kenny Rogers
    Aug 6, 1945
    Okeh releases Spade Cooley's "I've Taken All I'm Gonna Take From You"
    Aug 6, 1945
    The U.S. drops the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, using uranium manufactured in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. The town's name is later bestowed on The Oak Ridge Boys. The World War II event helps inspire The Buchanan Brothers' country hit "Atomic Power"
    Aug 7, 1945
    The morning after the U.S. bombed Hiroshima, Japan, Charlotte disc jockey Fred Kirby writes "Atomic Power," a future Top 10 hit for The Buchanan Brothers
    Aug 8, 1945
    Eleven years to the day after their first recording date, The Sons Of The Pioneers hold their first RCA Victor session, cutting "Stars And Stripes On Iwo Jima" at the RCA Victor Studio in Hollywood
    Aug 9, 1945
    Decca releases Lawrence Welk & Red Foley's double-sided hit, "At Mail Call Today" and "Shame On You"
    Aug 11, 1945
    Jimmy Wakely performs "Cool Water" with Foy Willing and The Riders Of The Purple Sage in the silver-screen debut of the movie "Saddle Serenade." The western also features Lee "Lasses" White
    Aug 14, 1945
    Comedian Steve Martin is born in Waco, Texas. The banjo-playing "wild and crazy guy" employs The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band in the role of the Toot Uncommons when he records a million-selling single, "King Tut." He also wins the International Bluegrass Music Association's Entertainer of the Year in 2011
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