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Dec 24, 1966
"The Best Of Sonny James" begins a four-week reign at the top of the Billboard country albums chart
Dec 24, 1966
Jack Greene's "There Goes My Everything" begins a seven-week run at #1 on the Billboard country singles chart
Dec 24, 1966
Elvis Presley proposes to Priscilla Beaulieu at Graceland Mansion in Memphis
Dec 26, 1966
Capitol releases Buck Owens' "Where Does The Good Times Go"
Dec 26, 1966
"Last Train To Clarksville" is featured in an episode of NBC's "The Monkees." The song is ranked among country's 500 greatest singles in the Country Music Foundation's "Heartaches By The Number"
Dec 26, 1966
"The Roger Miller Show" ends its four-month prime-time run
Dec 27, 1966
Capitol releases Buck Owens' album "Open Up Your Heart"
Dec 29, 1966
The Beatles hold the first of nine recording sessions for "Penny Lane" at Abbey Road in London. The song will be referenced in Kenny Chesney's 2015 collaboration with Grace Potter, "Wild Child"
Dec 29, 1966
"Second Fiddle To A Steel Guitar" debuts in movie theaters with Minnie Pearl, Sonny James, Lefty Frizzell, Kitty Wells, Johnny Wright, Connie Smith, Billy Walker, Curly Fox, Dottie West, Webb Pierce, Faron Young, Bill Monroe and Little Jimmy Dickens
Dec 30, 1966
NBC airs "Swingin' Country" for the last time, ending a six-month run. The half-hour daytime program featured regulars Roy Clark, Rusty Draper and Molly Bee
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