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Nov 19, 1954
Slim Whitman records "Cattle Call" at the KWKH studios in Shreveport
Nov 20, 1954
June Carter signs a one-year solo recording contract with Columbia Records
Nov 20, 1954
Gene Autry makes his first appearance on the Grand Ole Opry
Nov 22, 1954
June Carter holds her first solo recording session, cutting "Let Me Go, Lover"
Nov 22, 1954
Decca releases Justin Tubb's duet with Goldie Hill, "Sure Fire Kisses"
Nov 25, 1954
Les Paul & Mary Ford welcome a daughter, Colleen Evelyn Paul, at a New Jersey hospital. The child dies four days later
Nov 29, 1954
Colleen Evelyn Paul dies at St. Vincent's Hospital in New York, following an operation for a breathing issue just four days after she was born. She was the child of Les Paul & Mary Ford
Nov 29, 1954
The McGuire Sisters record the pop hit "Sincerely," which becomes a country hit for The Forester Sisters in 1988
Nov 29, 1954
Movie writer/director/producer Joel Coen is born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He and brother Ethan Coen create the 2000 film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" which yields a multi-platinum soundtrack full of American roots music, including bluegrass
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