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Jun 16, 1939
The Rouse Brothers record the original version of "Orange Blossom Special"
Jun 20, 1939
A little more than a year after their first divorce, Bob Wills and Mary Helen Wills are granted their second divorce, after she charges him with mental cruelty
Jun 29, 1939
"Mountain Rhythm" makes its screen debut with Gene Autry and co-star Smiley Burnette. Autry's duty is to save citizens from outlaws who are hoarding land. Autry performs "It Makes No Difference Now" during the film
Jun 30, 1939
Guitarist Vernon Sandusky is born in Earlham, Iowa. He takes part in recording Wanda Jackson's 1960 pop hit "Let's Have A Party" and spends 20 years as a member of Roy Clark's band
Jun 30, 1939
Pop songwriter and producer Tony Hatch is born in Pinner, England. He authors the Petula Clark hits "Downtown" and "My Love," which Sonny James remakes as a country hit in 1970
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