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    • Nov 15, 2000
    The video for Jo Dee Messina's "Burn," shot in a castle in New York, debuts on CMT
    Nov 15, 2000
    The Nashville Transit Authority unveils the Ray Stevens Trolley, making the comedian the 15th celebrity to have a public bus named after him
    Nov 15, 2000
    Loretta Lynn undergoes arthroscopic surgery on a knee
    Nov 16, 2000
    The Beverly Hill Billies are added to the Western Music Association Hall of Fame along with Frankie Laine and Slim Clark during a ceremony at the Tucson Convention Center in Arizona
    Nov 16, 2000
    Mark McGuinn is one of three musicians who give the first live performance in Nashville's new Country Music Hall of Fame, playing along with Bill Pruitt and Bill Davidson for travel writers touring the facility, which is not yet open to the public
    Nov 16, 2000
    Ricky Skaggs makes a guest appearance during rocker Joan Osborne's show at Nashville's 328 Performance Hall to sing Bill Monroe's "On The Old Kentucky Shore"
    Nov 17, 2000
    The Jim Carrey picture "How The Grinch Stole Christmas" debuts in theaters. Faith Hill performs "Where Are You, Christmas?" in the movie, which also features music from Smash Mouth, Ben Folds and Barenaked Ladies
    Nov 17, 2000
    Pam Tillis' album "All Of This Love" is certified gold by the RIAA
    Nov 17, 2000
    Alabama's double-album "For The Record" is certified quadruple-platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America
    Nov 17, 2000
    The Laura Linney/Matthew Broderick movie "You Can Count On Me" opens in the U.S. The soundtrack for the Oscar-nominated film features Steve Earle and three Loretta Lynn hits: "If You're Not Gone Too Long," "The Other Woman" and "Somebody Somewhere (Don't Know What He's Missin' Tonight)"
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