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    • Jul 6, 1954
    Capitol releases Faron Young's "A Place For Girls Like You"
    Jul 8, 1954
    While Elvis Presley watches "High Noon" at the Suzore movie theater, disc jockey Dewey Phillips plays "That's All Right" 14 times in a row on WHBQ in Memphis
    Jul 9, 1954
    Elvis Presley records Bill Monroe's "Blue Moon Of Kentucky" at the Sun Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee
    Jul 10, 1954
    Songwriter/producer Robert Byrne is born in Detroit, Michigan. Among his credits: Earl Thomas Conley's "What I'd Say," Shenandoah's "Two Dozen Roses," Ronnie Milsap's "How Do I Turn You On" and The Forester Sisters' "Men"
    Jul 12, 1954
    Guitarist Scotty Moore becomes Elvis Presley's first manager
    Jul 13, 1954
    Rock musician Billy Falcon is born in Queens, New York. His daughter, Rose Falcon, becomes a country singer/songwriter who co-writes Eric Paslay's "Friday Night"
    Jul 13, 1954
    Louise Mandrell is born in Corpus Christi, Texas. Barbara Mandrell's sister collects five solo hits in the 1980s, including "Save Me" and "I'm Not Through Loving You Yet." She also adds backing vocals on Merle Haggard's "Always Wanting You"
    Jul 14, 1954
    Webb Pierce records "I'm Gonna Fall Out Of Love With You" in Nashville at the Tulane Hotel's Castle Studio
    Jul 17, 1954
    RCA releases the two-sided Eddy Arnold hit, "Hep Cat Baby" backed with "This Is The Thanks I Get (For Loving You)"
    Jul 17, 1954
    The cover of TV Guide features Roy Rogers
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