2 Singers Hit #1 at the Same Time, With The Same Song This Day in Country Music – August 22nd (Video)
1998 - "I'm Alright," written by Phil Vassar, takes Jo Dee Messina to #1 on the Billboard country singles chart.
1998 - "I'm Alright," written by Phil Vassar, takes Jo Dee Messina to #1 on the Billboard country singles chart.
1979 - "The Devil Went Down To Georgia" brings The Charlie Daniels Band the only gold single of its career.
1974 - David Allan Coe records "the perfect country & western song,"
1977 - Steve Wariner has his first recording session, cutting "I'm Already Taken" at RCA Studio B. The studio is filled with reporters, but they are uninterested in Steve.
Well that's a fine howdy-do! The JaneDear Girls lose their record deal while celebrating a birthday. I've attached their video for the song "Wildfire". Take a look and see if you think they should have been dropped.
1994 - Less than two months after All-4-One netted a gold single for a pop version of "I Swear," John Michael Montgomery's country rendition also goes gold.
"Ain't what it used to Be" is a phrase I'm sure you have heard before. Don't think today's Country music sounds like it used to? Maybe not but that doesn't mean twin fiddles and a steel guitar.
1928 - Jimmy Dean born in Olton, Texas. A network TV host and sausage-company owner, he sells a million copies of the 1961 single "Big Bad John."
2003 - Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffett spend the first of eight weeks at the top of the Billboard chart with "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere".
CDZA is a group of very talented performers that, in this featured video, perform what they call the "human jukebox".
1975 - Hank Williams Jr. has a near-fatal fall while mountain climbing in Montana.
I'm from the Houston area and am constantly reminded of the history that comes from this part of the country.