On This Day in 2010, We Said Goodbye to “Mister Country”—the Ex-Husband of June Carter Who Dominated the Charts in the 1950s
On This Day in 1969, Creedence Clearwater Revival Released the Album That Marked “The Beginning of the End”
On This Day in 1965, Connie Smith Was at No. 1 With a History-Making Hit That Etched Her Name in the Country Record Books—and Went Unmatched for 48 Years
On This Day in 1967, The Rolling Stones Released “Ruby Tuesday”, Which Mick Jagger Said They Couldn’t Write in America
On This Day in 1964, The Rolling Stones Recorded the Buddy Holly Cover That Officially Introduced Them to an American Audience
On This Day in 1969, Johnny Cash Was at No. 1 With a Song That Holds My Entire Childhood in 2 Minutes and 18 Seconds
On This Day in 1962, Patsy Cline Released the Yearning Follow-up to Her Signature Hit—a Song Later Covered by Rosanne Cash, LeAnn Rimes, and Jimmy Buffett
