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This Date in Country Music History – April 10th

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This Date in Country Music History

2021 – Gabby Barrett scored a #1 single with “The Good Ones”
2021 – Carrie Underwood scored a #1 album with My Savior
2020 – Maddie & Tae released their album The Way It Feels
2019 – Earl Thomas Conley passed away in Nashville
2013 – Kenny Rogers, Bobby Bare, and Jack Clement were announced as the newest inductees into the Country Music Hall of Fame
2012 – Vince Gill surprised Keith Urban with an invitation to join the Grand Ole Opry
2010 – Jerrod Niemann made his Grand Ole Opry debut
1999 – Steve Earle made his Grand Ole Opry debut
1993 – Reba McEntire & Vince Gill top the charts with “The Heart Won’t Lie”
1990 – Lee Roy Parnell released his self-titled debut album
1982 – Merle Haggard topped the charts with “Big City”

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This Date in Country Music History

2025 – Tucker Wetmore released his single “3, 2, 1”
2025 – Russell Dickerson released his single “Happen to Me”
2023 – Carrie Underwood released her song “Out of That Truck”
2023 – Tim McGraw released his song “Standing Room Only”
2023 – Thompson Square released their song “Without You”
2017 – Josh Turner released his album Deep South
2017 – Old Dominion released their single “No Such Thing as a Broken Heart”
2009 – Keith Urban released his single “Kiss A Girl”
2007 – Trace Adkins topped the charts with “Ladies Love Country Boys”
2003 – Trace Adkins released his single “Then They Do”
2003 – Darryl Worley released his single “Have You Forgotten?”
2001 – Trick Pony made their Grand Ole Opry debut
2001 – Diamond Rio topped the charts with “One More Day”
1997 – George Strait released his single “One Night At A Time”
1992 – Aaron Tippin released his album Read Between The Lines
1992 – Vince Gill released his album I Never Knew Lonely
1990 – Patty Loveless topped the charts with “Chains”
1983 – Lee Greenwood released his single “I.O.U.”
1973 – Tammy Wynette topped the charts with “Til I Get It Right”
1962 – Porter Wagoner scored his first career #1 hit with “Misery Loves Company”

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This Date in Country Music History

2022 – Dustin Lynch released his album Blue in the Sky
2022 – Priscilla Block released her debut album Welcome to the Block Party
2022 – Joe Nichols released his album Good Day for Living
2020 – Russell Dickerson released his single “Love You Like I Used To”
2011 – Kacey Musgraves released her single “Rainbow”
2017 – Little Big Town scored a #1 hit with the Taylor Swift penned “Better Man”
2014 – Eric Church released his album The Outsiders
2014 – Frankie Ballard released his album Sunshine & Whiskey
2003 – Vince Gill released his album Next Big Thing
1999 – Steve Wariner released his single “Two Teardrops”
1992 – John Anderson released his album Seminole Wind
1989 – Alabama topped the charts with “Song of the South”
1984 – Merle Haggard scored a #1 hit with “That’s The Way Love Goes”
1967 – Loretta Lynn scored her first career #1 hit with “Don’t Come Home A’Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ On Your Mind)”
1957 – Patsy Cline released her single “Walkin’ After Midnight”
1949 – Hank Williams released his single “Lovesick Blues”

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This Date in Country Music History

2020 – Vince Gill invited Gene Watson to be the newest member of the Grand Ole Opry
2020 – Thomas Rhett’s single “Sixteen” was certified Double Platinum
2020 – Little Big Town released their album Nightfall
2020 – Dustin Lynch released his album Tullahoma
2019 – Luke Combs’ single “She Got The Best Of Me” was certified Platinum for sales of over one million
2018 – Dierks Bentley released his single “Woman, Amen”
2013 – Cassadee Pope signed with Republic Nashville
2006 – Gary Allan released his single “Life Ain’t Always Beautiful”
2000 – Garth Brooks was named Artist of the Decade at the American Music Awards
1998 – Tim McGraw topped the charts for the first of 6 weeks with “Just To See You Smile”
1981 – Eddie Rabbitt scored a #1 hit with “I Love a Rainy Night”

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