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Sep 19, 1940
Songwriter Paul Williams is born in Omaha, Nebraska. Known for writing such pop hits as "We've Only Just Begun," "You And Me Against The World" and "Evergreen," he begins writing country songs in the 1990s, including Diamond Rio's "You're Gone"
Sep 24, 1940
Lulu Belle & Scotty record "Remember Me" at the Stevens Hotel in Chicago
Sep 26, 1940
Bass vocalist Creadel "Red" Jones is born in St. Louis, Missouri. As a member of The Chi-Lites, he takes part in the 1972 pop hit "Oh Girl," revamped 10 years later as a Con Hunley country hit
Sep 30, 1940
Drummer Dewey Martin is born in Chesterville, Ontario. He becomes a founding member of Buffalo Springfield, a pioneering group in the development of country-rock
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