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Oct 17, 1955
Capitol releases Tennessee Ernie Ford's "Sixteen Tons"
Oct 19, 1955
The Ames Brothers record "It Only Hurts For A Little While" at the RCA Recording Studio in New York. Margo Smith has a country hit with the song in 1978
Oct 22, 1955
Webb Pierce begins an eight-week occupation of the top spot on the Billboard country singles chart with "Love, Love, Love"
Oct 22, 1955
Sonny James and Jim & Maxine Brown appear on the ABC series "Ozark Jubilee," hosted by Red Foley
Oct 22, 1955
Former "National Barn Dance" star George Gobel is on the cover of TV Guide
Oct 22, 1955
Jim Reeves joins the Grand Ole Opry
Oct 26, 1955
Ernest Tubb records Chuck Berry's "Thirty Days (To Come Back Home)" during an evening session at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio in Nashville
Oct 27, 1955
The iconic teen movie "Rebel Without A Cause" debuts in theaters, with James Dean and Natalie Wood in starring roles. The picture's title is borrowed for a Bellamy Brothers country hit, "Rebels Without A Clue"
Oct 27, 1955
Red Sovine & Webb Pierce record "Why Baby Why" at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio in Nashville
Oct 28, 1955
Ray Price records "Run Boy" during an evening session at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio in Nashville
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