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Mar 1, 1929
Clifton Howard Vandever is born in Grady, New Mexico. Under the name Van Howard, he performs on numerous Ray Price recordings, singing harmony on "Crazy Arms," "I've Got A New Heartache" and "My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You"
Mar 10, 1929
Record producer Huey P. Meaux is born in Kaplan, Louisiana. After producing pop hits for Barbara Lynn and B.J. Thomas, he oversees Freddy Fender's country releases in the 1970s, including "You'll Lose A Good Thing," which Meaux also writes
Mar 23, 1929
Steel guitarist Bob Foster is born in Greenville, South Carolina. He appears on hits by Webb Pierce, Carl Smith, Kitty Wells and Faron Young
Mar 27, 1929
Steel guitarist and background singer Don Warden is born in Mount Grove, Missouri. He appears on a string of Porter Wagoner hits, including "A Satisfied Mind," "Misery Loves Company" and "Eat, Drink, And Be Merry (Tomorrow You'll Cry)"
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