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Aug 14, 1941Connie Smith is born in Elkhart, Indiana. The Grand Ole Opry powerhouse debuts with 1964's "Once A Day," making hits consistently for nine years. In 1997, she marries fellow Opry star Marty Stuart. In 2012, she is inducted into the Country Music Hall of FameMar 9, 1963Connie Smith and her husband, Jerry, have a son, Darren Justin SmithAug 4, 1963Connie Smith wins a talent contest in Columbus, Ohio, and gains the attention of guest artist Bill Anderson, who helps her get her first recording contractJan 1, 1964Bill Anderson meets Connie Smith for the second time when he performs in Canton, Ohio, and encourages her to move to NashvilleMar 28, 1964Persuaded by Bill Anderson, Connie Smith visits Nashville for the first time to appear on "The Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree"Jun 24, 1964Connie Smith signs with RCA RecordsJul 16, 1964Connie Smith records "Once A Day" during an afternoon at Nashville's RCA Studio BJul 18, 1964Connie Smith makes her Grand Ole Opry debutNov 18, 1964Connie Smith records "Then And Only Then" at RCA Studio B in NashvilleNov 28, 1964Connie Smith's debut single, "Once A Day," attains the #1 position on the Billboard country singles chart
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