Nov 3, 1956

The Tulane Hotel is demolished at 8th & Church in Nashville. Home of the Castle Recording Studio, the building was a recording site for Ernest Tubb, Bill Monroe, Hank Williams, Red Foley, Carl Smith, The Louvin Brothers and others

Nov 6, 1956

Webb Pierce records "I'm Tired," "It's My Way" and "Cryin' Over You" at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio in Nashville

Nov 6, 1956

Stonewall Jackson moves to Nashville from North Carolina. Just three days later, he makes his Grand Ole Opry debut

Nov 7, 1956

Ferlin Husky records "Gone" in Nashville at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio

Nov 7, 1956

Stonewall Jackson makes a rough demo tape of three songs, including "Don't Be Angry," at Acuff-Rose Music in Nashville, seeking an evaluation. Even better, it results in a guest slot on the Grand Ole Opry

Nov 8, 1956

Patsy Cline records "Walkin' After Midnight" and "A Poor Man's Roses (Or A Rich Man's Gold)" at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio in Nashville

Nov 9, 1956

Stonewall Jackson debuts on the Grand Ole Opry, singing "Don't Be Angry," backed by Ernest Tubb's band

Nov 10, 1956

Stonewall Jackson and The Wilburn Brothers join the Grand Ole Opry

Nov 12, 1956

Johnny Horton records "I'm Coming Home" during a night-time recording session at Nashville's Bradley Film & Recording Studio

Nov 15, 1956

Bobby Helms records "Fraulein" in an afternoon session at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio in Nashville