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Jan 2, 1962
Capitol releases Buck Owens' "Nobody's Fool But Yours"
Jan 2, 1962
Ray Stevens moves from Atlanta to Nashville to work with Mercury Records, recording "Ahab, The Arab" within his first six months
Jan 4, 1962
George Jones records "She Thinks I Still Care" at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio in Nashville
Jan 4, 1962
More than six months after he first attempted it, Faron Young records Willie Nelson's "Three Days" at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio on Nashville's Music Row
Jan 6, 1962
Diana Trask marries Tom Ewen in Australia
Jan 7, 1962
Ray Price records "I've Just Destroyed The World (I'm Living In)" and "Pride" at the Bradley Recording Studio in Nashville
Jan 8, 1962
Decca releases Kitty Wells' "Unloved Unwanted"
Jan 8, 1962
Decca releases Webb Pierce's "Alla My Love"
Jan 8, 1962
Decca releases Brenda Lee's pop hit "Break It To Me Gently"
Jan 9, 1962
Charges against Ray Charles for heroin possession are dropped when an Indianapolis judge rules police did not have a proper search warrant. The next month, Charles records "Modern Sounds In Country And Western Music"
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