2007
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Rascal Flatts' "Take Me There," written by Kenny Chesney, ascends to #1 in the Billboard country
singles chart
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2005
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Keith Urban's album "Golden Road" goes triple-platinum
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2001
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Cyndi Thomson's debut single, "What I Really Meant To Say," begins a three-week run at #1 in Billboard
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1999
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The Dixie Chicks win three times during the 33rd annual Country Music Association awards at the Grand
Ole Opry House in Nashville. They're named Vocal Group of the Year, while "Wide Open Spaces" takes Single and Music
Video of the Year
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1992
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Liberty Records releases Garth Brooks' album "The Chase"
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1985
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Willie Nelson sponsors the inaugural Farm Aid concert in Champaign, Illinois, with Merle Haggard,
John Cougar Mellencamp, Roger Miller, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Alabama, George Jones, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, B.B. King,
Judy Rodman and Waylon Jennings, among others
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1983
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The Everly Brothers reunite after a 10-year breakup, performing at London's fabled Royal Albert Hall.
The evening's repertoire includes "Bye Bye Love," "Wake Up Little Susie," "Cathy's Clown" and
"Crying In The Rain"
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1979
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"Just Good Ol' Boys" hits #1 on the Billboard country singles chart for duet partners Moe Bandy &
Joe Stampley
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1956
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June Forester is born in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. The Forester Sisters emerge as a tight-harmonied
female vocal group in the 1980s, leaning toward positive messages with such hits as "I Fell In Love Again Last Night,"
"You Again" and "Letter Home"
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1939
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Vocalion releases Gene Autry's "Back In The Saddle Again"
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