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Sep 12, 1960
Hank Locklin records "One Step Ahead Of My Past" at Nashville's RCA Studio B
Sep 16, 1960
Decca releases Ernie Ashworth's "You Can't Pick A Rose In December"
Sep 17, 1960
Jimmy Wakely appears on ABC's "Ozark Jubilee"
Sep 17, 1960
The Everly Brothers record the pop single "Walk Right Back" in Nashville. Anne Murray succeeds with a country revision in 1978
Sep 17, 1960
Patsy Cline's fan club president, Treva Miller, is killed by a drunk driver
Sep 19, 1960
Decca releases Brenda Lee's pop hit "I Want To Be Wanted"
Sep 21, 1960
Roy Drusky records "Three Hearts In A Tangle"
Sep 24, 1960
"Howdy Doody" airs for the last time in the NBC-TV Saturday morning lineup. The program, hosted by Buffalo Bob, will get referenced in the 1972 Statler Brothers hit "Do You Remember These"
Sep 24, 1960
An ad placed by Johnny Horton's manager, Tillman Franks, depicts John Wayne in a fight, captioned, "This'll teach you to swipe my copy of Johnny Horton's latest hit, 'North To Alaska.'" Wayne's lawyer warns Franks not to tamper with Wayne's image
Sep 24, 1960
"Ozark Jubilee," featuring Red Foley as host, makes its final prime-time appearance on ABC-TV
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