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This Date in Country Music History

2020 – Hal Ketchum passed away from complications due to dementia
2019 – Luke Combs scored a #1 album with What You See Is What You Get
2001 – Confederate Railroad made their Grand Ole Opry debut
1996 – Trace Adkins proposed to his then-girlfriend while making his Grand Ole Opry debut
1996 – Deana Carter scored a #1 hit with “Strawberry Wine”
1992 – Country Music Hall of Famer Roy Acuff died of congestive heart failure
1968 – Tammy Wynette scored a #1 hit with “Stand By Your Man”

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This Date in Country Music History

2024 – Jade Eagleson made is Grand Ole Opry debut
2024 – Riley Green released his album Don’t Mind If I Do
2024 – Morgan Wallen released his song “Love Somebody”
2021 – Scotty McCreery released his single “Damn Strait”
2021 – Miranda Lambert released her single “If I Was a Cowboy”
2021 – Cody Johnson released his single “Til You Can’t”
2021 – Justin Moore released his single “With a Woman You Love”
2019 – Luke Bryan’s singles “Move” and Knockin’ Boots” were certified Platinum
2019 – Sam Hunt’s single “Take Your Time” was certified Quintuple Platinum
2019 – Cody Jinks released his album The Wanting
2011 – Montgomery Gentry released their album Rebels on the Run
2005 – Martina McBride released her album Timeless
2005 – Billy Currington released his album Doin’ Somethin’ Right
1997 – Deana Carter scored a #1 hit with “How Do I Get There”
1994 – Mark Chesnutt released his single “Goin’ Through the Big D”
1984 – Mickey Gilley is awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
1980 – Don Williams scored a #1 hit with “I Believe In You”
1968 – Bob Wills was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame
1968 – Glen Campbell won the CMA Awards for Entertainer of the Year and Male Vocalist

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This Date in Country Music History

2020 – Curtis Grimes released his single “Still a Little Country Left”
2019 – Brett Young’s single “Here Tonight” was certified Platinum
2019 – Florida Georgia Line’s single “Round Here” was certified Triple Platinum
2016 – Kelsea Ballerini scored a #1 hit when “Peter Pan” topped the charts for the first of 2 weeks
2013 – Alan Jackson released The Bluegrass Album
2005 – Sara Evans scored a #1 hit with “A Real Fine Place to Start”
2001 – George Strait released his single “Run”
1997 – Deana Carter‘s “Strawberry Wine” sweeped “Song” and “Single” of the year at the CMA Awards
1996 – Kevin Sharp released his debut album Measure of a Man
1996 – Gary Allan released his debut album Used Heart for Sale
1994 – Joe Diffie topped the charts with “Third Rock From The Sun”
1985 – Growing Pains debuts on ABC, featuring the theme song by B.J. Thomas and Jennifer Warnes, which was written by Steve Dorff

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This Date in Country Music History

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This Date in Country Music History

2024 – Jordan Davis released his song “I Ain’t Sayin'”
2024 – Jason Aldean released his song “Whiskey Drink”
2024 – Carly Pearce released her song “Truck on Fire”
2023 – Jason Aldean scored a Billboard Country #1 single with “Try That In a Small Town”
2023 – Craig Morgan re-enlisted in the Army Reserves at the Grand Ole Opry
2022 – Dierks Bentley released his song “Gold”
2020 – Legendary WSM-AM DJ and Grand Ole Opry Announcer Eddie Stubbs hosted his final show before retiring
2017 – Sons of the Palomino made their Grand Ole Opry debut
2016 – Jake Owen released his album American Love
2013 – Florida Georgia Line‘s single “Cruise” was certified quintuple platinum
2013 – Jason Aldean‘s single “Dirt Road Anthem” was certified quadruple platinum
2013 – Jason Aldean‘s album My Kinda Party was certified triple platinum
2013 – Taylor Swift‘s single “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” was certified quadruple platinum
2010 – Rascal Flatts signed with Big Machine Records
1997 – Clint Black released his album Nothin’ But the Taillights
1989 – Reba McEntire scored a #1 single with “Cathy’s Clown”
1974 – Conway Twitty released his single “I See The Want To In Your Eyes”

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