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    • Sep 1, 1966
    Arlene Harden, of The Harden Trio, signs a solo recording deal with Columbia Records. During her tenure with the label, she earns a country hit with "Lovin' Man (Oh Pretty Woman)," a feminized version of the Roy Orbison hit
    Sep 1, 1966
    "Born To Buck," a documentary about wild horses, makes its debut in movie theaters with Rex Allen narrating
    Sep 2, 1966
    "Sing Along With Mitch" makes its last prime-time appearance on NBC-TV. The show, which facilitates in-home karaoke, is hosted by Mitch Miller, who produced numerous Marty Robbins hits, including "A White Sport Coat (And A Pink Carnation)"
    Sep 3, 1966
    Eddy Arnold's "The Last Word In Lonesome" takes the first position on the Billboard country albums chart
    Sep 3, 1966
    Twelve days after the dissolution of her previous marriage, Yvonne King marries Bill Burch. The King Sisters had a lone country hit 20 years prior: "Divorce Me C.O.D."
    Sep 3, 1966
    "The Adventures Of Ozzie & Harriet" makes its final prime-time appearance, with former teen idol Rick Nelson having matured into a 25-year-old husband
    Sep 7, 1966
    "The Dick Van Dyke Show" ends a five-year run on CBS. The cast includes Morey Amsterdam, who wrote Dick Jurgens' "(Oh Why, Oh Why, Did I Ever Leave) Wyoming," and Mary Tyler Moore, who founds MTM Records
    Sep 7, 1966
    Roy Orbison begins filming "The Fastest Guitar Alive," originally planned for Elvis Presley, in Hollywood
    Sep 9, 1966
    Tammy Wynette records her first single, "Apartment #9," at the Columbia Recording Studio in Nashville
    Sep 9, 1966
    Phil and Jacqualine Everly have their first child, Phillip Jason Everly, in New York
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