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Oct 18, 1974
Al Green's ex-girlfriend, Mary Woodson, pours boiling grits on the singer in his Memphis home, then kills herself, leaving Green with second-degree burns on his torso. Twenty years later, he is nominated for a Country Music Association award
Oct 19, 1974
Conway Twitty rises to #1 on the Billboard country singles chart with "I See The Want To In Your Eyes"
Oct 19, 1974
Loretta Lynn sings "Trouble In Paradise" and Kenny Starr performs "Behind Closed Doors" on an episode of "Hee Haw" that also features actor Ernest Borgnine. Co-host Roy Clark covers "Take Good Care Of Her" and "Slipping Around"
Oct 21, 1974
Songwriter Betty Sue Perry dies. She wrote a handful of hits for The Wilburn Brothers and Loretta Lynn, including "Before I'm Over You," "The Home You're Tearin' Down" and "Wine Women And Song"
Oct 21, 1974
Tom T. Hall records "I Care" at the Mercury Custom Studios in Nashville
Oct 22, 1974
Lefty Frizzell records two songs at Nashville's Woodland Sound Studio in what proves to be the final recording session of his life
Oct 23, 1974
Charlie Rich picks up a gold album from the RIAA for "There Won't Be Anymore," a collection of songs he recorded during the 1960s with RCA
Oct 24, 1974
Jimmy Dean tells a nightclub audience in Sparks, Nevada, he'll retire from show business in three weeks to devote more time to his family. A year later, Robert Goulet pulls him on stage in the middle of a show, and Dean decides to renew his career
Oct 25, 1974
The Pointer Sisters perform "Fairytale" as they make their Grand Ole Opry debut
Oct 26, 1974
Badfinger performs at Southend, England, a show that proves to be the final concert with the band for Pete Ham. He co-wrote "Without You," a Nilsson pop hit destined to become a country single for T.G. Sheppard
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