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Sep 28, 1935
Songwriter Bill Owens is born in Tennessee. The uncle of Dolly Parton, he pens Bill Phillips' "Put It Off Until Tomorrow" and Skeeter Davis' "Fuel To The Flame"
Sep 29, 1935
Jerry Lee Lewis is born in Ferriday, Louisiana. The piano-pumping singer, nicknamed "the Killer," rises with his late-1950s, genre-busting Sun recordings, but focuses on country in the following decade, earning membership in both the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Country Music Hall of Fame
Sep 30, 1935
Pop balladeer Johnny Mathis is born in San Francisco, California. He earns a hit in 1959 with "Misty," destined to be revamped as a breezy, banjo-and-steel country single in 1975 by Ray Stevens
Sep 30, 1935
Pop singer Jill Corey is born in Avonmore, Pennsylvania. In 1957, she introduces her biggest recording, "Love Me To Pieces," which Rusty and Doug Kershaw remake within months for the country market
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