
Today In Country Music History – February 22nd
On this day in 2010, Josh Turner's "Why Don't We Just Dance" continued to hold on to the #1 spot on Billboard's country singles chart, making it his first three-week chart-topper.
Today in 2003, Kenny Chesney broke the capacity record For Kentucky's Rupp Arena when 19,301 folks showed up for his "Margaritas 'N' Senoritas" tour.
Keith Urban scored his first #1 single with "But For The Grace Of God" in 2001.
And on this day in 1969, Flatt and Scruggs gave their final performance on the Grand Ole Opry.

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