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    • Jun 8, 1959
    Decca releases Bill Anderson's "Ninety-Nine"
    Jun 8, 1959
    RCA releases Eddy Arnold's "Tennessee Stud"
    Jun 9, 1959
    Jim Reeves records "Partners" in the morning at RCA Studio B in Nashville
    Jun 10, 1959
    The Maddox Brothers & Rose record "Sally Let Your Bangs Hang Down" at the Capitol Studios in Los Angeles
    Jun 11, 1959
    Jimmy C. Newman records "Grin And Bear It" during the evening at Nashville's Bradley Recording Studio
    Jun 12, 1959
    After a decade on the local airwaves, "The Spade Cooley Show" appears in the KTLA schedule in The Los Angeles Times TV listings for the last time. During part of its run, the show was called "The Hoffman Hayride." Its theme song: "Shame On You"
    Jun 13, 1959
    Roy Drusky joins the Grand Ole Opry
    Jun 14, 1959
    Jazz bass player Marcus Miller is born in Brooklyn, New York. Known for his work with Miles Davis, Grover Washington and Luther Vandross, he plays on Toby Keith's 2009 country hit "Cryin' For Me (Wayman's Song)"
    Jun 15, 1959
    Columbia releases Bill Phillips & Mel Tillis' "Sawmill." It doesn't chart, but Tillis earns a hit with a solo version in 1973
    Jun 15, 1959
    Singer/songwriter/producer Jeff Stevens is born in Charleston, West Virginia. He produces Luke Bryan and authors such hits as Tim McGraw's "Back When," George Strait's "True" and Tracy Byrd's "Big Love"
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