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    • Dec 23, 1928
    Drummer Buddy Harman is born in Nashville. A member of the "A-Team" of session musicians, his credits include The Everly Brothers' "Bye Bye Love," Loretta Lynn's "Coal Miner's Daughter" and Patsy Cline's "Crazy," among others
    May 19, 1961
    Chet Atkins performs for president John F. Kennedy at the annual White House news photographer dinner at a Washington, D.C., hotel. With Atkins are bassist Bob Moore, pianist Bill Purcell and drummer Buddy Harman
    Apr 15, 1965
    Drummer Buddy Harman visits RCA Studio B in Nashville for an overdub session for Waylon Jennings' first charted single, "That's The Chance I'll Have To Take"
    Feb 25, 1970
    Sonny James is joined by drummer Buddy Harman and Charlie McCoy, who plays both organ and harmonica, at an overdub session that includes work on "Don't Keep Me Hangin' On" at Nashville's Columbia Studios
    Jun 12, 1970
    Drummer Buddy Harman overdubs his part on Roger Miller's "Tomorrow Night In Baltimore" at the Jack Clement Studios in Nashville
    Aug 6, 1970
    Sonny James holds a morning overdub session with musicians Buddy Harman and Charlie McCoy, working on "Empty Arms" at the Jack Clement Recording Studio in Nashville
    Aug 11, 1970
    Sonny James is joined by drummer Buddy Harman, bass player Roy "Junior" Huskey and harmonica player Charlie McCoy for overdubs on "Empty Arms" and "Endlessly" at Nashville's Jack Clement Studios
    Aug 11, 1971
    Piano player George Richey and drummer Buddy Harman do further work on Sonny James' "Here Comes Honey Again" during an evening overdub session at the Columbia Studios in Nashville
    Jan 21, 1972
    Drummer Buddy Harman overdubs parts on Lynn Anderson's "Fool Me" during the afternoon at the Columbia Studios in Nashville
    Feb 2, 1972
    Producer Billy Sherrill works with drummer Buddy Harman on overdubs for Jody Miller's "Be My Baby" at the Columbia Studios in Nashville
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