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    • Feb 21, 1975
    Donny & Marie Osmond's pop album "I'm Leaving It All Up To You" is certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America
    Feb 22, 1975
    Tom T. Hall's "I Care" rises to #1 on the Billboard country singles chart
    Feb 22, 1975
    "The Jimmy Dean Show," a weekly syndicated TV offering, features Nashville sax player Boots Randolph
    Feb 22, 1975
    Kitty Wells sings "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels" and Freddy Weller does "I've Just Got To Know (How Loving You Would Be)" on "Hee Haw." Co-host Roy Clark performs "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You?" and Buck Owens covers "If You Love Me (Let Me Know)"
    Feb 24, 1975
    "Hottest New Pipes In Pop": Olivia Newton-John appears on the cover of People magazine for the first time. Of the controversy surrounding her place in country she says, "I wasn't out to do anybody out of an award. I didn't put myself up for it"
    Feb 24, 1975
    Glen Campbell records "Rhinestone Cowboy" in the first of four sessions for the song at Sound Labs in Hollywood
    Feb 25, 1975
    Police in Denver search Jerry Lee Lewis' airplane for drugs after it arrives at the airport. He is watched by police for the remainder of his one-week stay in the city
    Feb 26, 1975
    Tompall Glaser records "T For Texas" in an evening session at Nashville's Glaser Studios. The Jimmie Rodgers cover is one of the tracks Glaser includes on the groundbreaking compilation album "Wanted: The Outlaws"
    Feb 26, 1975
    Olivia Newton-John's "Have You Never Been Mellow" becomes her third album certified gold by the RIAA in a five-month period
    Feb 26, 1975
    Reprise releases Emmylou Harris' first single for the label, "Too Far Gone." It fails to make much of a dent, but becomes a hit when re-released in 1979
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