
This Day In Country Music History – March 31st
On this day in 2010, Trace Adkins served as host of GAC's special, ACM Top New Artist… he presented trophies to the winners for top new solo artist (Luke Bryan), top new group (Gloriana) and top new duo (Joey + Rory).
Today in 2001, Jessica Andrews scored her very first Billboard #1 with “Who I Am” ... and for the record, Jessica’s grandmother’s name is not rosemary.
Reba McEntire’s “How Was I To Know” sat at the top of the chart in 1997.
And on this day in 1986, Alabama’s Greatest Hits was certified both gold and platinum.


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