Oct 5, 1977

Bass player Dave Pomeroy moves to Nashville. Destined to become president of the local chapter of the Musicians Union, he provides the low notes on hits by Don Williams, Keith Whitley, Tracy Lawrence and Trisha Yearwood

Oct 5, 1977

Crystal Gayle records new versions of two songs she previously cut, "When I Dream" and "Ready For The Times To Get Better," at Jack's Tracks in Nashville. The new takes will become singles

Oct 5, 1977

"Southern Nights" earns an RIAA-certified gold album for Glen Campbell

Oct 6, 1977

RCA releases Dolly Parton's "Here You Come Again"

Oct 7, 1977

The movie "Oh, God!" premieres, with George Burns taking the part of the Supreme Deity. John Denver makes his movie debut as an everyday man chosen to bring His message to the people

Oct 7, 1977

Kenny Rogers hosts "The Midnight Special" on NBC, singing "Daytime Friends" and "Sweet Music Man." Debby Boone delivers "You Light Up My Life" alongside performances by Andy Gibb and B.J. Thomas

Oct 7, 1977

Kris Harmon files for divorce from Rick Nelson in Los Angeles

Oct 7, 1977

RCA releases the album "Elvis In Concert"

Oct 7, 1977

Johnny Cash sues Yashica Camera Corporation for $1 million for creating the impression he endorses their product. A commercial with a low-voiced man starts out, "Hello, I'm Johnny..." and fades to thunderous applause

Oct 7, 1977

"From Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis, Tennessee" becomes the 25th gold album awarded to The King by the RIAA