2014
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Luke Bryan falls off the stage during a concert at the Klipsch Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana.
He emerges uninjured
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2012
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Taylor Swift's "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" video premieres on CMT, MTV and VH1
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2007
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Brad Paisley and George Strait lead the pack with five nominations apiece for the 41st annual Country
Music Association awards
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2006
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George Strait, Sonny James and session guitarist Harold Bradley are announced by the Country Music
Association as 2006 inductees in the Country Music Hall of Fame
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2004
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Kris Kristofferson and former record executive Jim Foglesong are named the 2004 inductees to the
Country Music Hall of Fame
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2002
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Patsy Cline finishes at the top of the list when CMT ranks the "40 Greatest Women Of Country Music."
Rounding out the Top 5: Tammy Wynette, #2; Loretta Lynn, #3; Dolly Parton, #4; and Emmylou Harris, #5
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1997
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Kenny Chesney picks up his first #1 single in Billboard: "She's Got It All"
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1983
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RCA releases Kenny Rogers' album "Eyes That See In The Dark"
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1949
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Hank Williams records "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry," "My Bucket's Got A Hole In It" and "I Just Don't
Like This Kind Of Livin'" during an afternoon session at the E.T. Herzog Studio in Cincinnati
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1919
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Muriel Deason is born in Nashville. Known publicly as Kitty Wells, her 1952 single "It Wasn't
God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels" is the hallmark of a Hall of Fame career that brings her 13 years of hits and the nickname
the Queen of Country Music
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