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Jan 16, 2004
"Unleashed" becomes the first Toby Keith album certified quadruple-platinum by the RIAA, while his album "Shock'n Y'all" reaches triple-platinum status
Jan 17, 2004
Future country singer Jessica Simpson and her husband, Nick Lachey, co-host NBC's "Saturday Night Live" from New York
Jan 18, 2004
LeAnn Rimes sings the national anthem when the New England Patriots host the Indianapolis Colts in the American Football Conference title game at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. The Patriots win, 24-14
Jan 19, 2004
Jimmy Dean says the Sara Lee Corporation has dropped him as a spokesman for Jimmy Dean Sausage. The company, he adds, believes he is unable to attract younger housewives, an assessment he calls "the dumbest thing"
Jan 21, 2004
Chris Cagle is told by Vanderbilt doctor Robert Ossoff to rest his voice until June 1, forcing him to cancel a spot on a Rascal Flatts tour. Cagle has a polyp, a lesion, a cyst and an inflamed node
Jan 22, 2004
"When The Stars Go Blue" songwriter Ryan Adams breaks his wrist in a concert mishap at the Royal Court Theater in Liverpool, England. As a result, he cancels all his tour dates for March
Jan 22, 2004
The Bottom Line, a significant club in New York's Greenwich Village, closes just weeks before its 30th anniversary. Among the many country artists who performed there: Dolly Parton, Trisha Yearwood, Tammy Wynette and Kris Kristofferson
Jan 22, 2004
After a 12-year run as host of the Country Music Association awards show, Vince Gill announces he's giving up the role
Jan 23, 2004
Lyric Street announces the signing of former "American Idol" contestant Josh Gracin to a recording contract
Jan 25, 2004
"Naomi's Breakthrough Guide: 20 Choices To Transform Your Life," written by Naomi Judd, appears at #9 on The New York Times best-sellers list for advice, how-to and miscellaneous hardcover books
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