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Apr 28, 1992
Atlantic releases Confederate Railroad's self-titled debut album
Apr 29, 1992
Dwight Yoakam sings the national anthem for the opening day of the Hollywood Park Racetrack in Los Angeles
Apr 29, 1992
Billy Dean is one of seven double-winners in the 27th annual Academy Of Country Music awards, aired by NBC from Los Angeles' Universal Amphitheatre. He takes Top New Male Vocalist and Song of the Year, for "Somewhere In My Broken Heart"
Apr 29, 1992
When four police officers are acquitted for beating Rodney King in Los Angeles, the city erupts in riots. Garth Brooks is in California, and the event inspires him to write "We Shall Be Free"
Apr 29, 1992
Doug Stone has quadruple bypass surgery at Nashville's Centennial Medical Center
Apr 29, 1992
Sheena Easton collapses from an intestinal disorder during a performance of "Man Of La Mancha" at the Marquis Theatre on Broadway. Easton joined Kenny Rogers on "We've Got Tonight," a #1 country single in 1983
Apr 29, 1992
The Bellamy Brothers introduce their own label, Bellamy Brothers Records, by releasing "Cowboy Beat"
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