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This Date in Country Music History – March 26th

admin — Thu, 26 Mar 2026 11:14:18 +0000

This Date in Country Music History

2025 – Maddox Batson made his Grand Ole Opry debut
2022 – Jeff Carson died of a heart attack in Franklin, TN
2021 – Carrie Underwood released her album My Savior
2020 – Matt Stell’s single “Prayed For You” was certified Platinum
2019 – Wanda Jackson retired from live performing
2016 – Cole Swindell topped the charts for the first of 4 weeks with “You Should Be Here”
2013 – Blake Shelton released his album Based On a True Story…
2013 – Thompson Square released their album Just Feels Good
2013 – Alan Jackson released his album Precious Memories: Volume II
2013 – Blake Shelton released his single “Boys ‘Round Here”
2005 – Craig Morgan topped the charts for the first of 4 weeks with “That’s What I Love About Sunday”
1996 – Jo Dee Messina released her self-titled debut album
1996 – Bryan White released his album Between Now And Forever
1983 – John Anderson topped the charts with “Swingin'”

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admin — Tue, 04 Nov 2025 12:02:54 +0000

This Date in Country Music History

2024 – Drew Baldridge released his single “Tough People”
2022 – Russell Dickerson released his self-titled album
2017 – Jessie James Decker scored a #1 album with Southern Girl City Lights
2015 – Eric Church released his album Mr. Misunderstood. It went on to win the 2016 CMA Award for Best Album.
2008 – Brad Paisley released his album Play
2006 – Dierks Bentley scored a #1 hit with “Every Mile a Memory”
2005 – Danielle Peck made her Grand Ole Opry debut
2003 – Toby Keith released his album Shock’n Y’all
1997 – Mindy McCready released her album If I Don’t Stay the Night
1997 – Sammy Kershaw released his album Labor of Love
1995 – Bryan White made his Grand Ole Opry debut
1989 – George Strait scored a #1 hit with “Ace In The Hole”
1978 – Barbara Mandrell scored her first career #1 hit with “Sleeping Single in a Double Bed”
1968 – Glen Campbell released his album Wichita Lineman

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admin — Fri, 26 Sep 2025 11:47:23 +0000

This Date in Country Music History

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admin — Tue, 23 Sep 2025 11:14:17 +0000

This Date in Country Music History

2022 – Kelsea Ballerini released her album Subject to Change
2020 – Scotty McCreery released his single “You Time”
2016 – Florida Georgia Line’s single “H.O.L.Y.” was certified Double-Platinum and their single “Anything Goes” was certified Platinum
2014 – Big & Rich released their album Gravity
2014 – Kenny Chesney released his album The Big Revival
2014 – Lee Ann Womack released her album The Way I’m Livin’
2006 – Big & Rich and Cowboy Troy made their Grand Ole Opry debuts
2004 – Grand Ole Opry legend Roy Drusky passed away in Portland, TN
2002 – Mark Wills released his hit single “19 Somethin'”
1998 – Garth Brooks became the first artist to win the CMA Entertainer of the Year award 4 times
1997 – Bryan White released his album The Right Place
1997 – The Kinleys released their debut album Just Between You and Me
1989 – Rodney Crowell scored a #1 hit with “Above and Beyond”
1972 – Conway Twitty scored a #1 hit with “I Can’t Stop Loving You”

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admin — Tue, 09 Sep 2025 11:31:30 +0000

This Date in Country Music History

2024 – Jon Pardi released his single “Friday Night Heartbreaker”
2023 – Zach Bryan scored a #1 Billboard country album with his self-titled Zach Bryan album
2023 – Zach Bryan & Kacey Musgraves scored a #1 Billboard Single with “I Remember Everything”
2019 – Carly Pearce’s single “Every Little Thing” was certified Platinum
2014 – Lee Brice released his album I Don’t Dance
2014 – Dustin Lynch released his album Where It’s At
2008 – Jessica Simpson released her debut country album Do You Know
2006 – The Wreckers topped the charts with their single “Leave the Pieces”
2003 – Clay Walker released his album A Few Questions
1995 – Bryan White scored a #1 hit with “Someone Else’s Star”
1989 – Keith Whitley scored a #1 hit with “I Wonder Do You Think of Me”
1978 – Waylon Jennings scored a #1 hit with “I’ve Always Been Crazy” – it stayed at #1 for 3 weeks
1957 – Jerry Lee Lewis scored a #1 hit with “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On”

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