Live From New York It’s Dolly, This Day in Country Music

1989 - Dolly Parton is the guest host and musical guest on "Saturday Night Live." She sings "Why'd You Come In Here Lookin' Like That".

2008 - Capitol releases the self-titled debut album by Lady Antebellum.

2004 - Big & Rich stage a parade in Nashville as they shoot the video to "Save A Horse (Ride A Cowboy)." Also taking part: Gretchen Wilson, Gary Chapman and the Atlanta Falcons cheerleaders.

2003 - Tracy and Becca Lawrence welcome daughter #2: Mary Keagan Lawrence.

1999 - Vince Gill's Volvo is rear-ended on West End Avenue in Nashville, causing a three-car collision. While handling the paperwork, the driver who hit Gill's car gives him a tape, hoping Gill will record one of his songs.

1998 - CMT airs the first live concert in the network's history, featuring Faith Hill, plus Tim McGraw, Vince Gill and singer-songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman.

1996 - Clay Walker is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis by a Houston doctor, after seeking an examination for numbness in his fingers. He is told--incorrectly, it turns out--that he will be in a wheelchair within four years, dead within eight.

1981 - Ronnie Milsap records "I Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World".

1963 - Decca releases Patsy Cline's "Sweet Dreams (Of You)," five weeks after her death in a plane crash.

1933 - Roy Clark is born in Meherrin, Virginia. The co-host of "Hee Haw," his vocal and instrumental skills bring him hits from 1963-1976, plus the CMA's Entertainer of the Year award and membership in the Country Music Hall of Fame.

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