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2013
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Ribbon-cutting is held for the $4-million Taylor Swift Education Center at the Country Music Hall
of Fame in Nashville
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2012
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Thomas Rhett marries Lauren Gregory
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2010
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Republic Nashville releases The Band Perry's self-titled debut album
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1996
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Trisha Yearwood pulls down a #1 single in Billboard with "Believe Me Baby (I Lied)"
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1993
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Giant Records releases "Common Thread: The Songs Of The Eagles," with some of the royalties
to benefit the Walden Woods Project. Among the artists contributing: Clint Black, Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Vince Gill
and Trisha Yearwood
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1987
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Randy Travis takes home three honors during the 21st annual Country Music Association awards at Nashville's
Grand Ole Opry House: Male Vocalist of the Year; Album, for "Always And Forever"; and Single, for "Forever
And Ever, Amen," also named Song of the Year
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1985
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Marie Osmond and Dan Seals combine to register a #1 single in Billboard with "Meet Me In Montana"
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1981
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Barbara Mandrell becomes the first act to win consecutive Entertainer of the Year awards from the
Country Music Association during its 15th annual show at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House. Mandrell, who co-hosts with Mac
Davis, also wins Female Vocalist of the Year
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1974
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Singer/songwriter Shane McAnally is born in Mineral Wells, Texas. Signed
to Curb Records in the 1990s, he writes Lady Antebellum's
"Downtown," Kacey Musgraves' "Merry Go 'Round," Kenny Chesney's
"American Kids," Sam Hunt's
"Take Your Time" and Keith Urban's "John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16"
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1969
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Dixie Chicks fiddler Martie Maguire is born in York, Pennsylvania. The fashionable, harmony-driven
female trio earns numerous awards between 1998 and 2003 before an offhand political remark damages its standing in mainstream
country
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