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Jul 28, 1979
Dolly Parton takes up the #1 position on the Billboard country singles chart with "You're The Only One"
Jul 30, 1979
The morning after a show in Cleveland, Ohio, Jan Howard is fired from Johnny Cash's tour. Within weeks, Nashville is abuzz with rumors that the two had had an affair
Jul 31, 1979
Three years after he received an American Music Award in the country field, Donny Osmond and his wife, Debbie, have a son, Donald Clark Osmond, at Utah Valley Hospital in Provo
Jul 31, 1979
"Bartender's Blues" songwriter James Taylor plays a free concert in New York's Central Park, supporting a campaign to revitalize the park's Sheep Meadow
Jul 31, 1979
Randy Vanwarmer earns a gold record from the RIAA for his pop single "Just When I Needed You Most," recorded in Nashville. Vanwarmer goes on to write country hits for Michael Johnson, Alabama and The Oak Ridge Boys
Jul 31, 1979
Eddy Arnold records his final Top 10 hit, "That's What I Get For Loving You," at the Soundshop in Nashville
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