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    • Sep 22, 1953
    Hank Snow records "Would You Mind?" at Thomas Productions in Nashville
    Sep 26, 1953
    Less than a year after Hank Williams' death, Johnny Horton marries Williams' widow, Billie Jean Williams
    Sep 26, 1953
    Skeeter Davis makes her Grand Ole Opry debut
    Sep 28, 1953
    Columbia releases Carl Smith's "Satisfaction Guaranteed"
    Sep 28, 1953
    The western "Shadows Of Tombstone" debuts in movie theaters, with Rex Allen and his ever-present sidekick Slim Pickens
    Sep 30, 1953
    Deborah Allen is born in Memphis, Tennessee. She earns a Grammy nomination for her 1983 performance of "Baby I Lied," but also writes John Conlee's "I'm Only In It For The Love," Janie Fricke's "Let's Stop Talkin' About It" and Patty Loveless' "Hurt Me Bad (In A Real Good Way)"
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