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Mar 9, 1985
Willie Nelson returns to "Hee Haw" with fellow guests Jim Stafford and Faron Young
Mar 10, 1985
Pioneering country executive Polk Brockman dies at Florida Hospital in Orlando. Working in Atlanta, he aided Ralph Peer in recording Fiddlin' John Carson's first session in 1924, making him one of the genre's earliest record producers
Mar 11, 1985
Warner Bros. releases Eric Clapton's album "Behind The Sun." Drummer Jamie Oldaker, destined to join The Tractors, is among the supporting musicians
Mar 11, 1985
Dolly Parton cancels a pair of shows in Landover, Maryland, as she battles "vocal strain and a nagging virus"
Mar 11, 1985
MCA releases The Oak Ridge Boys' "Little Things"
Mar 13, 1985
David Allan Coe files for bankruptcy
Mar 14, 1985
MCA releases The Oak Ridge Boys' album "Step On Out"
Mar 14, 1985
Barbara Mandrell wins two trophies at the 11th annual People's Choice awards. Kenny Rogers is named Favorite Country Performer
Mar 15, 1985
Good news indeed: Anne Murray picks up a gold album from the Recording Industry Association of America for "A Little Good News"
Mar 16, 1985
Exile's "Crazy For Your Love" hits #1 on the Billboard country singles chart
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