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    • Jul 5, 1973
    Dobie Gray earns a gold single from the RIAA for his pop hit "Drift Away." The song has already been revamped for the country market by Narvel Felts
    Jul 7, 1973
    "Good Time Charlie: The Fastest Harp In The South" takes harmonica player Charlie McCoy to the top of the Billboard country albums chart
    Jul 7, 1973
    Kris Kristofferson's "Why Me" reaches #1 on the Billboard country singles chart
    Jul 8, 1973
    Honky-tonk singer/songwriter Jerry Irby, who wrote "Drivin' Nails In My Coffin," has a born-again experience. He gives up club dates and devotes himself to gospel music
    Jul 9, 1973
    MCA Records releases Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn's duet album "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man"
    Jul 9, 1973
    MCA releases "The Brenda Lee Story: Her Greatest Hits"
    Jul 9, 1973
    John Denver gives the first concert at Los Angeles' Universal Amphitheatre, opened the previous year as an outdoor theatrical venue. A year later, the singer records his album "An Evening With John Denver" at the same location
    Jul 10, 1973
    Donna Fargo records "It Do Feel Good" at the Jack Clement Studio in Nashville
    Jul 11, 1973
    Bobby G. Rice records "The Whole World's Making Love Again Tonight" at Woodland Sound Studio in Nashville
    Jul 11, 1973
    Johnny Rodriguez records "That's The Way Love Goes," written by Lefty Frizzell, at the Mercury Studio in Nashville
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