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Hazel Dickens born, 1935
3
Larry Perkins born, 1967
Evan Ward born, 1988
Van Stoneman died, 1995
4
John Hartford died, 2001
(Play "John's Gone" by the Kruger Brothers on "Up
18 North")
Comedian Fred E. Smith died, 2006
5
Suzanne Cox born, 1967
Gail Davies born, 1948
6
Gid Tanner (Skillet Lickers) born, 1885 (died May 13, 1960)
Charlie Cline born, 1931
Craig Smith born, 1956
Vern Williams died, 2006
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Clarence White born, 1944 (died July 15, 1973)
Jim Britton born, 1972
Nancy Moore born, 1973
Courtney Johnson died, 1996
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Tony Rice born, 1951
Alton Delmore died, 1964
Bethany Dick born, 1980
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Willard Cox born, 1937
Jamie Daley born, 1975
Sara Watkins born, 1981
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Willa Porter born, 1957
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Jimmy Arnold born, 1952
Joe Val died, 1985
Nancy Blake born, 1952
Gabe Witcher born, 1978
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Kazuhiro Inaba born, 1960
Adam Poindexter born, 1967
J.E. Mainer died, 1971
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Geoff Stelling born, 1943
Jim and Jesse's first recording session for Capitol in the Tulane Hotel, 1952
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Flag Day
(Play "Wrap Me In Old Glory When I Die" by the Osborne
Brothers)
Bob Black born, 1949
Ernest "Pop" Stoneman dies, 1968
Fiddlin' John Carson recorded "Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane" on
Okeh Records, 1923. Reportedly the first commercial recording of old time mountain-style
country music.
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C.F. Martin
III died, 1986
Kenny Blackwell born, 1955
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First recording of the O.B.S. (by the Rouse Brothers), 1939
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Earl Taylor born, 1929 (died 1/31/84)
David "Stringbean" Akeman born, 1915 (died 11/10/73)
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Tim Austin born, 1961
Jake Tullock died, 1988
Paul McCartney born, 1942
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Lester Flatt born, 1914 (died 5/11/79)
Riders in the Sky join Grand Ole Opry, 1982
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Mom Lewis born, 1910
Dan Tyminski born, 1967
Evelyn Cox born, 1959
Jimmy Driftwood born, 1907 (died 7/12/98)
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Father's
Day
(For
song suggestions, click here)
First Day of Summer
(Play "Long Hot Summer" by Mike Garris, or "Summer
Solstice" by Slavek Hanslik")
Eddie Adcock born, 1938
James Price born, 1964
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Jim and Jesse record "Sweet Little Miss Blue Eyes", 1962
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Haskell McCormick born, 1937
Ted Lundy died, 1980
Dick Freeland (Founder of Rebel Records) born, 1938
Eddie Stubbs joins Grand Ole Opry staff, 1995
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Johnny Bailes born, 1918
Ira Louvin killed in auto accident, 1965
Ed Ferris died, 1993
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Pee Wee Lambert died, 1965
Boudleaux Bryant died, 1987
Joe Val born, 1926 (died June 11, 1985)
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Kenny Baker born, 1926
Frank Wakefield born, 1935
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Reno and Smiley record, "Love Please Come Home", 1960
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Tina Adair born, 1979
Vickie Simmons born, 1954
Kitsy Kuykendall born, 1938
Randy Howard died, 1999