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Nov 20, 1947
Drummer George Grantham is born in Cordell, Oklahoma. He joins Poco, a pioneering country-rock band, and also plays with Ricky Skaggs, handling the sticks on "Country Boy," "Uncle Pen" and "Something In My Heart"
Nov 23, 1947
Donald McEnaney, an eight-year-old leukemia patient in Chicago, receives a phone call from his idol, Gene Autry, who sings "Feudin' And Fightin'" to the kid
Nov 24, 1947
Columbia releases Bob Atcher's "Signed, Sealed And Delivered"
Nov 25, 1947
Merle Travis records "Crazy Boogie" at Hollywood's Radio Recorders
Nov 26, 1947
The Santa Claus Lane parade proceeds in Los Angeles with Gene Autry, Roy Rogers and Hopalong Cassidy all riding horses down Hollywood Boulevard
Nov 28, 1947
Keyboard player Reese Wynans is born in Pennsylvania. He becomes a member of Stevie Ray Vaughan's band, Double Trouble, then shifts into Nashville session work, playing on hits by John Michael Montgomery, Heidi Newfield and Lee Roy Parnell
Nov 29, 1947
Singing cowboy Eddie Dean is on the trail of a killer with the debut of the western movie "Shadow Valley"
Nov 29, 1947
Capitol releases Hank Thompson's first hit, "Humpty Dumpty Heart"
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