COUNTRY HISTORY

November 30th: On This Day

On this day in 2008, Wynonna Judd announced that she would celebrate her 25th Anniversary in the music business by releasing a collection of standards.
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November 27th: On This Day

On this day in 1975, "It's All In The Movies" by Merle Haggard was the most popular song in the country.
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November 26th: On This Day

On this day in 2010, Thompson Square made their debut on the Grand Ole Opry at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.
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November 25th: On This Day

On this day in 2004, Gary Allan's "Nothing On But The Radio" was king of the charts sitting at #1. The song was Allan's third Number One single on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart.
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November 24th: On This Day

On this day in 2014, Big Machine released Glen Campbell's "I'm Not Gonna Miss You" to radio. The song was nominated for both a Grammy and an Academy award this year.
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November 23rd: On This Day

In 2008, the American Music Awards were handed out in Los Angeles and winners included Rascal Flatts for Favorite Band, Duo or Group and Brad Paisley for Favorite Male.
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November 20th: On This Day

On this day in 2009, The Blind Side, featuring Tim McGraw and Sandra Bullock debuted. The Oscar-winning movie featured McGraw's "Southern Voice" over the closing credits.
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November 19th: On This Day

On this day in 2007, Billboard Magazine announced the winners of its 2007 Touring Awards and Kenny Chesney scored the Top Package Honor for this tour with Sugarland, Pat Green, Brooks & Dunn, and Sara…
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November 18th: On This Day

On this day in 2003, MCA Released Reba's Room To Breathe album, her first entirely new studio album since she began work on her "Reba" sitcom.
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November 17th: On This Day

On this day in 1991, Garth Brooks had the top tune with "Shameless." This was Garths' seventh Billboard #1. The song is a cover of a song by Billy Joel just 2 years earlier and features…
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