2014
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Sam Hunt performs "Leave The Night On" and "Take Your Time" as he makes his Grand
Ole Opry debut
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2008
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Trace Adkins teams with 38 Special to tape an installment of "CMT Crossroads" at The Factory
in Franklin, Tennessee. The set list includes "Hold On Loosely," "Ladies Love Country Boys" and "Honky
Tonk Badonkadonk"
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2003
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Capitol releases Dierks Bentley's self-titled debut album
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2003
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Two members of Kenny Chesney's video crew and a pilot escape serious injury when their helicopter
crashes while shooting footage for the video to "There Goes My Life" in Austin, Texas. Chesney is not present
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1999
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Dwight Yoakam earns a double-platinum album, with "Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc."
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1978
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"Talking In Your Sleep" takes Crystal Gayle to #1 on the Billboard country chart
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1969
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Clay Walker is born in Beaumont, Texas. A dynamic live act with a growl he uses judiciously, Walker
nets more than 10 years of hits, including "What's It To You," "Who Needs You Baby," "The Chain Of
Love" and "She Won't Be Lonely Long"
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1966
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Lee Ann Womack is born in Jacksonville, Texas. A superb traditionally minded vocalist, she reaches
her commercial peak with the 2000 release "I Hope You Dance," named Song and Single of the Year by the Country Music
Association
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1950
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Hank Snow spends the first of 21 weeks at #1 on the Billboard country singles chart with "I'm
Moving On"
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1944
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Edward Garvin Futch is born in Lafayette, Louisiana. Under the stage name Eddy Raven, he works in
Cajun and blues before achieving success as a country artist. He amasses hits from 1981-1990, including "Sooner Or Later"
and "I Got Mexico"
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