A Day In Music
A Day in Music - April 21st
Today in country music history:
2007 - “Wasted” went to number one for Carrie Underwood.
2006 - Tim McGraw and Faith Hill kicked off Soul2Soul II, Faith’s first tour in six years.
2001 - John Michael Montgomery made his Grand Ole Opry debut.
1999 - Brooks & Dunn debuted their new video "South of Santa Fe" simultaneously on TV and on the Internet. They were the first country act ever to do this.
1987 - Dwight Yoakum's Hillbilly Deluxe CD was released.
1952 - Roy Rogers and Dale Evans recorded their theme song, “Happy Trails.”
1949 - Roy Rogers immortalized his hands in concrete at Hollywood’s Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, along with the hooves of his horse Trigger.
1947 - Hank Williams recorded “Move It On Over” and “I Saw The Light” in Nashville.
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