COUNTRY HISTORY
This day in Country Music History
Jun 18, 2021 by Bob Ballard
Today in 1915, A.P. Carter married Sara Dougherty in Virginia, starting the country music dynasty that produced June Carter and Carlene Carter. Today in 1941, Gene Autry records "You Are My Sunshine" at the CBS…
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This day in Country Music History
Jun 17, 2021 by Bob Ballard
Today in 1975, J. Thomas found his way to the top of the Billboard country chart with one of country music's longest song titles: "(Hey Won't You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song." Today…
This day in Country Music History
Jun 16, 2021 by Bob Ballard
Today in 1981, the Oak Ridge Boys’ single, “Elvira,” was certified gold. Today in 1989, Ricky Skaggs topped the country charts with "Lovin' Only Me." Today in 1992, Pam Tillis’ “Put Yourself In My Place”…
This day in Country Music History
Jun 15, 2021 by Bob Ballard
Today in 1969, "Hee Haw" with Roy Clark & Buck Owens premiered on CBS TV. Despite its popularity, the show was soon canceled, but thrived in syndication for over 20 more years. Today in 1974,…
This day in Country Music History
Jun 14, 2021 by Bob Ballard
Today in 1961, Patsy Cline sustained serious head injuries and a fractured hip in a car accident in Madison, Tennessee. Today in 1975 Linda Ronstadt's remake of The Everly Brothers' "When Will I Be Loved"…
This day in Country Music History
Jun 11, 2021 by Bob Ballard
Today in 1949, Hank Williams, Sr. made his debut on the Grand Ole Opry. He sang “Lovesick Blues” and got an unprecedented six encores. Ironically, Opry bigwigs had been reluctant to book him at first,…
This day in Country Music History
Jun 10, 2021 by Bob Ballard
Today in 1972, Elvis Presley's afternoon performance during a four-show stand in New York is taped for a future album: "Elvis As Recorded At Madison Square Garden." Future Oak Ridge Boy Richard Sterban was a…
This day in Country Music History
Jun 09, 2021 by Bob Ballard
Today in 1984, Lorrie Morgan joined the Grand Ole Opry. Today in 1989, the “River Of Time” album by the Judds was certified gold. Today in 1989, Tammy Wynette’s album, “Tammy's Greatest Hits,” was certified…
June 7 - On this day
Jun 08, 2021 by Rick Watts
Dolly Parton was at No.1 on the US country chart with 'I Will Always Love You'. Elvis Presley indicated that he wanted to cover the song. Parton was interested until Presley's manager, Colonel Tom Parker, told her that…
This day in Country Music History
Jun 04, 2021 by Bob Ballard
Today in 1982, Alabama held their first ever June Jam in their hometown of Fort Payne, Alabama. More than 30,000 attended the charity concert near the high school, where the hometown band shares the…
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