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This Date in Country Music History

2018 – Jason Aldean scored a #1 album with Rearview Team
2015 – The Zac Brown Band released their album Jekyll + Hyde
2015 – Tyler Farr releaesd his album Suffer in Peace
2012 – Tyler Farr made his Grand Ole Opry debut
2009 – Vern Gosdin passed away in Nashville
2009 – Jason Michael Carroll released his album Growing Up is Getting Old
2003 – Clay Walker released his single “A Few Questions,” a song co-written by Ray Scott
2001 – Brooks & Dunn topped the charts for the first of 6 weeks with “Ain’t Nothing ‘Bout You”
2000 – Rascal Flatts made their Grand Ole Opry debut
1992 – Confederate Railroad released their self-titled debut album
1984 – George Strait topped the charts with “Right or Wrong”
1973 – Charlie Rich topped the charts with “Behind Closed Doors”

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This Date in Country Music History

2023 – Thomas Rhett released his single “Angels Don’t Always Have Wings”
2021 – Luke Combs scored a #1 single with “Better Together”
2021 – Rhonda Vincent was officially inducted into the Grand Ole Opry
2020 – Cody Johnson’s single “On My Way To You” was certified Platinum
2020 – Dan + Shay’s single “From the Ground Up” was certified Double Platinum
2018 – Jessica Andrews gave birth to a son
2017 – Keith Urban released his duet with Carrie Underwood titled “The Fighter”
2014 – Garth Brooks performed on Jay Leno’s final Tonight Show
2010 – Sammy Kershaw was announced as the newest member of the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame
2007 – Jason Michael Carroll released his debut album Waitin’ in the Country
2001 – Diamond Rio released their album One More Day
1998 – Michael Peterson made his Grand Ole Opry debut
1976 – Ronnie Milsap became a member of the Grand Ole Opry
1971 – Dolly Parton scored her first career #1 hit with “Joshua”
1960 – George Hamilton IV became a member of the Grand Ole Opry

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This Date in Country Music History

2018 – Brett Young scored a #1 album with Ticket to L.A.
2012 – Florida Georgia Line topped the Billboard country singles chart for the first of a record 24 weeks with “Cruise”
2006 – Jason Michael Carroll made his Grand Ole Opry debut
1984 – The Judds topped the charts with “Why Not Me”
1973 – Merle Haggard scored a #1 hit with “If We Make It Through December”

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This Date in Country Music History

2022 – Jeff Cook of Alabama passed away
2020 – Luke Combs scored a #1 single with “Forever After All”
2013 – Cassadee Pope’s single “Wasting All These Tears” was certified platinum
2006 – Sugarland released their album Enjoy the Ride
2006 – Keith Urban released his album Love, Pain & The Whole Crazy Thing
2000 – Alan Jackson released his album When Somebody Loves You
1998 – Dixie Chicks topped the charts for the first of 4 weeks with “Wide Open Spaces”
1988 – Alabama released their single “Song of the South”

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This Date in Country Music History

2020 – Dolly Parton scored a #1 country album with Have a Holly Dolly Christmas
2017 – Chris Young became a member of the Grand Ole Opry
2015 – Merle Haggard made his final appearance on the Grand Ole Opry
2014 – Little Big Town was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry
2011 – Gloriana released their single “(Kissed You) Good Night”
2009 – Steel Magnolia made their Grand Ole Opry debut
2006 – Jason Michael Carroll released his single “Alyssa Lies”
2006 – Tim McGraw received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
2006 – Dierks Bentley released his album Long Trip Alone
1998 – The Wilkinsons made their Grand Ole Opry debut
1995 – Clay Walker released his album Hypnotize the Moon
1990 – Country Music Hall of Famer Tennessee Ernie Ford passed away
1987 – The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band scored a #1 hit with “Fishin’ in the Dark”
1981 – Eddie Rabbitt scored a #1 hit with “Step by Step”
1955 – Tennessee Ernie Ford released his single “Sixteen Tons”

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