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Nov 13, 2016
Willie Nelson cancels concerts in a pair of Texas cities, Midland and Lubbock, citing an unspecified illness
Nov 13, 2016
Leon Russell dies in his sleep at his Nashville home. A member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, he played piano on hits by Glen Campbell, Eric Clapton and The Byrds. He also joined Willie Nelson on the 1979 country duet "Heartbreak Hotel"
Nov 13, 2016
Darryl Worley sings the national anthem before an NFL game at Nissan Stadium in Nashville and performs "Have You Forgotten?" during halftime. The Tennessee Titans stomp the Green Bay Packers, 47-25
Nov 14, 2016
Blake Shelton accompanies Gwen Stefani to Glamour magazine's Women of the Year Awards in Los Angeles
Nov 14, 2016
Jana Kramer earns a perfect score for one of her two performances on ABC's "Dancing With The Stars," propelling her into the finals
Nov 14, 2016
Holly Dunn dies of ovarian cancer in Albuquerque, New Mexico. A former Grand Ole Opry member, she emerged on MTM Records in 1985, nabbing eight Top 10 country hits through 1990, including "You Really Had Me Going," "Only When I Love" and Grammy nominee "Daddy's Hands"
Nov 14, 2016
Jon Bon Jovi appears on the cover of People magazine, where he addresses "Who Says You Can't Go Home" co-writer Richie Sambora's departure from Bon Jovi: "There was no fight or money issues, like reports say. He wasn't fired. He just didn't come to work"
Nov 14, 2016
Dierks Bentley delivers a free show, announced with only a few hours advance notice, at Legends Corner in downtown Nashville. He's joined by surprise guest Cole Swindell for two songs: "John Deere Green" and "Forever And Ever, Amen"
Nov 14, 2016
Garth Brooks is guest mentor on NBC's "The Voice," where Blake Shelton and Miley Cyrus continue as celebrity coaches. Sundance Head opens with "My Church," and Billy Gilman covers a Queen song. Other material on the show includes "Do Right Woman - Do Right Man," "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" and Jason Aldean's "Why"
Nov 15, 2016
Capitol Records receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The label's country history includes Merle Haggard, Glen Campbell, Little Big Town and Garth Brooks
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