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    • Dec 13, 1954
    Columbia releases Carl Smith's two-sided hit, "Kisses Don't Lie" and "No, I Don't Believe I Will"
    Dec 13, 1954
    Hank Thompson records "Most Of All" and "Breakin' In Another Heart" at Capitol's Melrose Avenue studios in Los Angeles
    Dec 13, 1954
    Decca releases Red Foley's "Hearts Of Stone"
    Dec 13, 1954
    John Anderson is born in Orlando, Florida. Borrowing vocally from Lefty Frizzell, he earns the Country Music Association's Horizon award in 1983 and nets hits with "Swingin'," "Money In The Bank" and "Straight Tequila Night"
    Dec 14, 1954
    Hank Thompson records the instrumental "Wildwood Flower" in the early morning hours with help from Merle Travis at the Capitol Recording Studios on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles
    Dec 15, 1954
    ABC-TV's "Disneyland" begins a three-part portrait of Davey Crockett, setting off a national fascination. Tennessee Ernie Ford and Mac Wiseman each score hits with the "Ballad Of Davey Crockett"
    Dec 17, 1954
    Jim Reeves departs from Burbank, California, on a USO tour of Europe that takes him overseas until January 3
    Dec 18, 1954
    Justin Tubb records "I Gotta Go Get My Baby"
    Dec 18, 1954
    Pee Wee King begins a weekly TV show on Chicago's WBBM
    Dec 19, 1954
    The Chordettes perform the future Emmylou Harris hit "Mister Sandman" on the Ed Sullivan-hosted CBS variety show "Talk Of The Town"
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