On This Day in 1967, Country Music’s Favorite Fiery Power Couple Entered the Country Chart with a Legendary Duet
Born on This Day in 1942, the Johnny Cash Superfan Who Became His Guitarist After Saving a Show in Arkansas
On This Day in 1967, a Radio Ban Imposed on a Raunchy Rolling Stones Song Helped Catapult Its B-Side to No. 1
1 Comment On This Day in 1963, Patsy Cline Made Her Final Public Appearance, Saving a Benefit Show for a Beloved Radio Personality
1 Comment On This Day in 2002, We Said Goodbye to Songwriter Who Taught Us the Power of “Three Chords and the Truth” With Hits From Buck Owens and Patsy Cline
1 Comment On This Day in 2017, We Lost the Godfather of Surf Rock Who Co-Wrote One of Rock’s Most Iconic Instrumentals and Helped Popularize Fender Guitars
1 Comment On This Day in 1968, Country Music’s Most Dynamic Duo United in Holy Matrimony for a Wedding Ceremony “Less Than Five Minutes Long”
Patsy Cline Made Her Final TV Appearance on This Day in 1963—Five Days Before the Tragic Plane Crash That Ended Her Life
1 Comment Born on This Day in 1944, the Songwriter Who Worked Closely With Buck Owens and Played Bass on One of Merle Haggard’s Biggest Albums
