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Feb 26, 1971
Kris Kristofferson records "From The Bottle To The Bottom" for the first time at the Quad Studios in Nashville. A duet version with Rita Coolidge earns a Grammy nomination three years later
Feb 26, 1971
Columbia releases Johnny Cash's "Man In Black"
Feb 26, 1971
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band opens for comedian Bill Cosby at the landmark Carnegie Hall in New York. Defying musical boundaries, they welcome jazz trumpet player Dizzy Gillespie on their first number
Feb 27, 1971
In the midst of sessions for the album "The Silver Tongued Devil And I" at Nashville's Quad Studios, Kris Kristofferson records "Sugar Man," the first of the songs that will eventually appear on his album "Jesus Was A Capricorn"
Feb 27, 1971
Buck Owens records "Ruby (Are You Mad)" at the Buck Owens Studios in Bakersfield
Feb 28, 1971
The Everly Brothers appear on "The Ed Sullivan Show," singing "Bye Bye Love," "All I Have To Do Is Dream" and the Merle Haggard hit "Mama Tried"
Feb 28, 1971
Fiddlin' Arthur Smith dies of cancer in Louisville. A fiddler whose style was a major influence on bluegrass music, he was a prominent member of the Grand Ole Opry from 1929-1938
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